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SBus, SBus-Fast (200k) , SRXL-2 (400k), GHST, SBus InvertedFirmware: Over-the-air (OTA) upgradablePower Supply: 5V recommended, as low as 3.6V tolerated, no more than 5.5VvTx Control: Tramp control from ‘T’ pin on Rx, regardless of selected serial formatAntenna Connector: Standard MHF4 (vs. Atto which uses the larger U.FL)Dimensions: 10.0mm x 10.0mm, 0.38g (w/o antenna)Rx Noise Floor Analysis: Auto on power-up, or on demand from the Tx 1 GHST protocol available in a custom OpenTX build at product first shipment.2 Sbus is inverted by definition, SBus Inverted flips it over so that it doesn’t require inverters on F4 FCs3 Some specifications vary depending upon the regionally-specific product SKU USER MANUALS OPENTX CUSTOM FIRMWAREGhost is fully supported in the stable OpenTx v2.3.13 release. This includes full support for the GHST protocol, and also the integrated OpenTx menus. BETAFLIGHT FIRMWAREThe most complete support for the GHST protocol is currently in the latest ‘development’ build which be installed using the betaflight configurator.Turn on the ‘Enable Expert Mode‘ switch in the firmware update page, and select ‘Development‘ in the selection bow below.The latest version of the Betaflight Configurator, with the ‘GHST’ option in the protocol selection dropdown may be downloaded from here.Note that if you are uncomfortable running a development build, consider using the SRXL-2 protocol with one of the official betaflight release builds. RELEASE NOTESRelease notes for Ghost firmware may be found here.Important instructions on upgrading to the latest Ghost release may be found here UTILITY SOFTWARETo use GHST widgets, extract the contents of the

RESET TIMER option to cancel and return to 5 minutes.Next, we’ll assign voice alerts to the remaining 2 key switches.Enabling Status Voice AlertsHaving clear audible confirmation when changing between angle, horizon and acro flight modes is invaluable. Here’s how it’s done:On PAGE 10:Locate first empty Voice slotActivate arm switch on transmitterSelect Play Track > Armed voiceRepeat the process for:Flight Mode – AngleFlight Mode – HorizonFlight Mode – AcroThe audio feedback from your Pocket will now confirm all mode changes mid-flight without needing to glance at the display!With model setup complete, it’s time to bind your drone.Binding RadioMaster Pocket to FPV DronesFor drones using ExpressLRS protocols, there’s several binding steps for initial radio linkup. Let’s run through them:Ready TransmitterPress SYSTEM menuSelect ExpressLRS optionChoose BindLeave the transmitter on this screen. Now let’s prep the drone side.Enter Drone Binding ModeEnsure props are OFF for safetyInsert battery while powered offQuickly remove then reinsert batteryOn 3rd reinsert, leave connectedYou’ll hear an escalating beep pattern from the flight controller. The drone is now in binding mode awaiting linkup!Finalizing LinkupReturn to transmitter screenInitiate bind procedure with scroll wheel pressWait for bonding process to completeGive your motors a quick blip with the arm switch – all is bound and working! Remove props again before proceeding.Binding initializes communication – now let’s finalize full control setup in Betaflight configurator.Configuring Betaflight for RadioMaster PocketThe final stage takes place on your PC or laptop using the Betaflight configurator program. This bridges communication between your drone’s flight controller and your RadioMaster transmitter.Here’s what’s involved in setup:Connect Drone and TransmitterInstall Betaflight ConfiguratorPlug battery into droneConnect PC via data USB cablePower on transmitterYou may need to initiate connection manually in the top right. Once linked, stick inputs will register live on-screen when moved. This means we’re ready for flight mode configuration!Assign Arm and Flight Mode

OK but old ones often have a lot of jitter.If you have a FrSky radio with Hall gimbals:In the hardware tab of the radio configuration menu, uncheck the ADC filter box. Note: The special edition radios often come with a firmware build that has the ADC filter off already.In the BetaFlight Configurator Receiver tab, set RC Deadband and Yaw Deadband to 0. This will keep quad control smooth as you cross through the deadband.Bonus Section: For Filter Noobs​Filters in BF4.0 have become quite complex, so for some less experienced users it's hard to really discriminate between all available options. Here is a little summary writeup on the available filters and how/where to configure them, including the new dynamic rpm notch filters:DYNAMIC_FILTER feature in Betaflight Configurator (BFC) GUI switches dynamic NOTCH on or off, settings are configured via CLI dyn_notch... commands. No associated BFC GUI fields to edit values yet.Dynamic LOWPASS needs no further feature switch, it is enabled by entering numbers into the last screenshot's fields OR configuring via CLI dyn_lpf... commandsrpm filter (with its 36 filter banks) is completely independent of both dynamic notch and dynamic lowpass filters and is configured via CLI rpm_notch... commands. No associated BFC GUI edit fields yet.Static glpf and dlpf and static gyro and dterm notches: Parametrized via BFC GUI edit fields OR CLI dterm_lowpass/notch..., gyro_lowpass/notch... commandsNote: Lowpass1 for gyro or dterm can be either dynamic or static, Lowpass2 is always static (reflected in the BFC GUI)THANK YOU to all the amazing ideas people, testers and programmers who helped make this release so amazing!​