Hey! Thanks for sharing this! The Betaflight Blackbox analyzer with FFT/PSD spectrum analysis and side-by-side log comparison looks genuinely useful, especially with the EdgeTX integration. I took a closer look at the platform and had a few notes and questions:
The predecessor had serious security issues - hardcoded secrets, unauthenticated file access, no upload validation, ZIP path traversal risk. The production rewrite to Next.js/Clerk/Vercel likely fixes some, but can't be verified as the new version is not open-sourced.
1) The platform seems to collect quite sensitive data - GPS tracks (~3.5 Hz), pilot license numbers, drone serial/registration numbers, even home addresses. What measures are in place to secure this in production?
2) The privacy policy references Swiss law, but the infrastructure (Vercel, Neon, Clerk, Cloudflare) appears to be US-based (which is concerning on it's own). Are there plans for EU data residency?
The RadioMaster Pocket has a nano-size external module bay that is explicitly listed as compatible with RadioMaster nano modules (and TBS Nano Crossfire/Tracer). That means the Ranger Nano 2.4 GHz ELRS 1W module will physically and electrically fit and work.
You do not need a different internal receiver protocol for this to work. If you buy the Pocket in the ELRS version, its internal 2.4 GHz ELRS TX can handle ELRS binds to your quads. The Ranger Nano is simply an external ELRS TX you can use when you want higher output power or different antennas. In EdgeTX, you’ll run either internal ELRS or the external module - not both at the same time - by turning off the internal RF and selecting the external bay with the CRSF protocol.
Note that the Nano supports up to 1W and may need an external XT30 battery supply.
Fantastic! Look at you, zooming around! I’ve recently been spending a lot of time on sim and last week I found a German youtuber Nils vo who has great tutorials for advanced moves showcasing his own sim https://youtube.com/@nils_vo?si=iqploY9KUadVQ1gi perhaps you’ll find something useful
Great insights! I’d never think to check something like the video out pad when pickibg an AIO. Also, I’ve been using a UV epoxy for a while now, works like a charm!
I took a closer look at the platform and had a few notes and questions:
The predecessor had serious security issues - hardcoded secrets, unauthenticated file access, no upload validation, ZIP path traversal risk. The production rewrite to Next.js/Clerk/Vercel likely fixes some, but can't be verified as the new version is not open-sourced.