John Sahr <[email protected]> writes: > I have a Telemetrum and a TeleBT, procured about 8 months ago, in > preparation for an NAR L2 attempt last April. What I found was that I > could talk to the TM via wired connection, and the TeleBT via wired > connection, but I could never get the TeleBT to talk to the TM via the 70 > cm link, despite hours and hours of attempts.
What's the serial number of the TeleBT? We had a bad batch of cc1111 chips from TI and if yours is in the affected serial number range, we'll swap it out free of charge. > Another significant problem with the TM is that the terminal blocks have > *tiny* screws. I used a Stratologger as the primary flight computer, with > the TM as backup. The only flight computer failures I've had are with the > TM, whose terminal blocks failed to hold the wires. To even use the > terminal blocks I had to grind down a straight blade screwdriver to be > small enough to fit in the holes. We chose that size so that we could get enough screws to fit on the board size in question. After some research, we found a screwdriver supplier we really, really like, and I have a stock of "perfect" screwdrivers available through the web store. If you've struggled finding a suitable one, try one of these: http://shop.gag.com/parts-and-accessories/5-64-screwdriver.html > Sorry to be a party pooper, but my experience with the TM/TeleBT has been > poor; I can't recommend it to anyone. Sorry to hear that. Let's see if we can't make things better for you... Bdale
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