Wave receiver telemetry - usable with 3rd party sensors ans a common telemetry protocol
Posted: Wed 28. Jan 2026 16:15:16
Currently with Wave receivers, there is no telemetry. Spirit units are restricted to just one ESC telemetry connection and support a limited number of "variables".
Desirable would be i.e. the following sensor types:
- Motor temperature
- Single battery cell monitoring
- Air-Speed (Pitot tube)
- Tank fuel gauge
- RPM sensor
- Backup-Guard active signalling/alarm
- Battery selector (with battery pack identification)
IMHO there will not be a satisfying buiness case for spirit proprietary sensors and a proprietary protocol. So my whish is, that Spirit will provide telemetry connectivity for one of the wide spreaded telemetry protocols.
Radiomaster just released a couple of sensors, which also can be daisy chained. Which means, that just one serial port is occupied in the receiver for all desired sensors. (HoTT also is very common with a large number of available sensors and sensors also can be connected in parallel). My guess is, that these sensors will be priceworthy and available in short time. Also DIY sensors will be connectable via this interface (CRSF) and each sensor provided by the community will also be usable for Spirit.
See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICXLDRpYn9I
Desirable would be i.e. the following sensor types:
- Motor temperature
- Single battery cell monitoring
- Air-Speed (Pitot tube)
- Tank fuel gauge
- RPM sensor
- Backup-Guard active signalling/alarm
- Battery selector (with battery pack identification)
IMHO there will not be a satisfying buiness case for spirit proprietary sensors and a proprietary protocol. So my whish is, that Spirit will provide telemetry connectivity for one of the wide spreaded telemetry protocols.
Radiomaster just released a couple of sensors, which also can be daisy chained. Which means, that just one serial port is occupied in the receiver for all desired sensors. (HoTT also is very common with a large number of available sensors and sensors also can be connected in parallel). My guess is, that these sensors will be priceworthy and available in short time. Also DIY sensors will be connectable via this interface (CRSF) and each sensor provided by the community will also be usable for Spirit.
See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICXLDRpYn9I