Hello Folks, 
Fist time caller long time listener. It's been about a full year now since I've gotten into FPV. Currently having problems with my battery Voltage showing up in my goggles. Where there is supposed to be some numbers it displays N/A.

Had fried my old stack and put in a new stack.
HIFIONRC 60A 3-6S BLHELI_32 30X30 4IN1 ESC

Input the new stack, did everything needed in betaflight
only problem is no battery voltage displaying in the goggles.

Having read many post I still can't fix it so hope someone here can show me what I need to do

Thanks A bunch,

Matthew

Can you post some good pics of the wiring? Are you able to get other information in the OSD?

The flight controller is responsible for sending the battery voltage info to the OSD. The ESC has nothing to do with it so it is definitely not to be blamed.

May be the vbat pad of the flight controller is not connected to the battery ?

If you connect to the Betaflight configurator> Power & Battery: Do you have the Voltage Meter source set to Onboard ADC?

On the same page, Does the Power state section show the voltage?

Hello All thank you for the replys. I've tried everything and nothing seems to work. I've take out this budget stack and replaced it with an infinity stack so I can fly without worries. Thank you all for helping out.

(29-May-2021, 12:44 PM)kafie1980 Wrote: If you connect to the Betaflight configurator> Power & Battery: Do you have the Voltage Meter source set to Onboard ADC?

On the same page, Does the Power state section show the voltage?

Hello Kafie,
 
 I've come to the same issue again with a HHOBBYWING XROTOR CONVERTIBLE F7/60A HD STACK. I didn't use the cablebut soldered FC to ESC without using their cable. I'm unable to get a voltage reading in my goggles while. In betaflight in the Power & Battery tab, it show ADC for both boxes, but it is 0 showing no voltage metering what so ever. 

Was wondering what I could do to fix this issue. 

Did you solder the CUR or CRNT or Current wire between the FC and ESC?

(21-Nov-2021, 10:54 AM)kafie1980 Wrote: Did you solder the CUR or CRNT or Current wire between the FC and ESC?

I found the problem with a multimeter. It would seem there was a break inside the wire from the Crt. 
Changed it out happen voltage came back. 

Thank YOu.