Hi.

I noticed on the wiring diagram for the Mamba F405 Stack that it shows a picture of betaflight amperage meter with a scale of 255 in it

https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0027/2...1577331450 (at the bottom of this page).

However i also noticed in betaflight that my brand new stack (i have not updated the firmware, its how it came out of the box) is set to 400 in the scale,

Should i be matching it to the 255 mentioned on the website?

I would go with that the documentation says (255) which is specifically for the F40 ESC.

The FURYF4OSD target just makes use of 400 which is the generic default Betaflight scale that isn't tied to any particular ESC. If you are using the F40 ESC then Diatone have been good enough to tell you that you need to use 255 rather than you having to figure it out yourself which is what you would ordinarily have to do if you used any other ESC.

How did i guess you would be here to help!

As always, what a hero! Thanks sir!

(06-Jul-2020, 10:50 AM)SnowLeopardFPV Wrote: I would go with that the documentation says (255) which is specifically for the F40 ESC.

The FURYF4OSD target just makes use of 400 which is the generic default Betaflight scale that isn't tied to any particular ESC. If you are using the F40 ESC then Diatone have been good enough to tell you that you need to use 255 rather than you having to figure it out yourself which is what you would ordinarily have to do if you used any other ESC.

For the Current Meter Source option, would you set Onboard ADC, or ESC Sensor?
Onboard ADC is the default. Thanks.

(17-Mar-2024, 10:11 PM)Christo Wrote: For the Current Meter Source option, would you set Onboard ADC, or ESC Sensor?
Onboard ADC is the default. Thanks.

Use Onboard ADC. You only really need to use ESC Sensor if the FC doesn't have it's own ADC sensor, and the ESC itself actually has an ESC sensor (not all of them do). The bottom line is always use Onboard ADC unless you have no other option.