So I got a Naze32 Rev6 and with all the bits I had on my quad i needed the extra channels.

being a bit tight and loving a project I had a look around and found that I could convert my PWM Rx to a PPM Rx freeing up the extra channels I needed, I have the FlySky TH9X so the Rx is the same as the one in the project instructions so I went for it...

The instructions were fantastic really easy to follow, Once all put together and programmed it worked a treat, i even managed to get the arduino to fit in the original case with the Rx so it made a very nice clean tidy setup. I had to remap some of the channels but that's probably because I may have got the wires mixed up, but after a few mins sorting the channels out i was back in the air and working perfectly.

I personally am not a mad flyer still learning to fly really so i haven't noticed any change in response time, im sure there will be a tiny bit but i haven't noticed anything.... All in all a really easy and well worth while project... I'm no master but if anyone fancies having a go and has any problems in more than happy to try and help

I got all the info for the project from 

http://blog.oscarliang.net/build-pwm-ppm...-receiver/ 

The way you bring this together is brilliant, good work!! I like the effort you put in to keep things clean.

Goodnight friend. I tried to do the same using oscarliang's project. However using the inav my receiver only recognizes 2 channels, pitch and yan.
Do you have more photos of how the signal pins were soldered?

Receiver turnigy.

can you work out which channels are working, which aren't?
Then check the solder joints on these channels?

That's how I did it, please confirm that I did it correctly.
attached document.

(15-Aug-2017, 12:59 AM)Gledson Alessio Wrote: That's how I did it, please confirm that I did it correctly.
attached document.

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problem solved. Bad wire welded, thank you