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I would like to use my FSi6 transmitter but not the receiver that comes with it (I´m trying to save weight), for that I was planning to get one of this NRF24L01 breakout boards. The problem is, how do you interpret the incoming traffic? After some googling, I couldn´t find any information from flysky.
I would think that this is a common thing to do, as you could pair the transmitter with another receiver (perhaps other brand) so there must be a standard protocol.
Any ideas? Thanks!
Unless the FSi6 (whatever that is) uses an nRF27L01+ as its transmitter, then no - you can't.
The nRF24L01+ chip will only communicate with other nRF24L01+ chips. It contains its own custom protocol within the chip and it can only talk that protocol and no others.
