Taranis sound downloads

Product SpecificationsUser ManualsFirmware / Downloads GENERAL PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS Retail Price, Launch Bundle ($USD):$149.95 USD (1x JR Module, 3x Átto Rx, 3x uT Antenna)Launch Date:6-Aug-2020Frequency: 2.4GHz BandModulation: Chirp Spread Spectrum + Adaptive FHSSBinding: Bidirectional, with confirmation and protocol negotiationRF Profiles: Initially 4, Race, Pure Race, ‘Normal’, and Long Range, more to come JR MODULE SPECIFICATIONS Retail Price ($USD): $89.95 USD (1x JR Module, 2x Tx Antennas)Uplink RF Power: 16uW – 350mW (+/- 0.5dB)Frame Rate: 222.22Hz (purerace), 160Hz (race), 55Hz (normal), 15Hz (long range)Format:Standard JR Module, tested with FrSky Taranis™, and RadioMaster™ radiosAntennas: Twin antenna, with Tx-side diversity. Antennas are 2.1dBi DipolesCompatibility: Any R/C Tx which accepts JR modules (Taranis, etc. )Serial Formats: SBus, GHST (Auto-Sense)Firmware: USB Upgradable (with OTA updates for receivers)Power Supply: 6V-20V, 1.75W @ 400mW, ~250mA at 7.4V ÁTTO Rx SPECIFICATIONS Retail Price ($USD):$29.95 USD (1x Atto Receiver, 1x qTee Antenna, Silicone Cables, Heat Shrink)Downlink RF Power: +13dBmSensitivity: -117dBm in Long Range modeSerial Formats: SBus, SBus-Fast (200k) , SRXL-2 (400k), GHST, SBus InvertedFirmware: Over-the-air (OTA) upgradablePower Supply: 5V recommended, as low as 3.6V tolerated, no more than 5.5VvTx Control: Tramp control from ‘T’ pin on Rx, regardless of selected serial formatAntenna Connector: Standard U.FL (vs. Zepto which uses the much smaller MHF4)Dimensions: 14.8mm x 11.5mm, 0.6g (w/o antenna)Rx Noise Floor Analysis: Auto on power-up, or on demand from the Tx ZEPTO Rx SPECIFICATIONS Retail Price ($USD):$29.95 USD (1x Zepto Receiver, 1x micro qTee Antenna w/50mm cable, Silicone Cables, Heat Shrink)Downlink RF Power: +13dBmSensitivity: -117dBm in Long Range modeSerial Formats:

171,000/ 247,000/ 342,000/ 455,000/ 588,000/ 740,000/ 911,000Lightning Cage: Taranis casts a debuff on 3 random enemy targets, causing them to deal less damage with normal attacks. The debuff lasts 12 seconds.Damage Reduction Rate: 49.5%/ 54%/ 58.5%/ 63%/ 67.5%/ 72%/ 76.5%/ 81%/ 85.5%/ 90%Ghostly Drumming: On the battlefield, all allies Immortals receive bonus Crit, and dodge rate. Additionally, whenever an Immortal casts a debuff on the enemy, all Lightning Immortals will receive more damage. The effect can stack up to 5 times.Crit Rate: 12%/ 14%/ 16%/ 18%/ 20%/ 22%/ 24%/ 26%/ 30%Dodge Rate: 12%/ 14%/ 16%/ 18%/ 20%/ 22%/ 24%/ 26%/ 30%Bonus Damage: 1.65%/ 1.8%/ 1.95%/ 2.1%/ 2.25%/ 2.4%/ 2.55%/ 2.7%/ 2.85%/ 3%Egg Phase:When completing Chapter 10 in the story mission, you will get a Lightning Dragon Egg. You can hatch it in the Dragon Cave.Infancy PhaseIn this phase, Taranis will break the egg and come out as a cute baby dragon. You can now add him to your team formation. However, he cannot do many things in this phase besides giving bonus attributes to all ally Immortals.Adolescence PhaseHe is 2 times bigger and faster than before. By reaching this phase, he can now cast the 1st ability, which causes true damage to all enemy units.To reach this phase, you will need a small amount of gold and 20 Lightning Dragon Crystals.Adulthood PhaseThis is where Taranis reaches his ultimate form. He will learn a new ability which is called Lightning Cage. It is a very good defensive ability since it can reduce a significant amount of damage to multiple targets for 12 seconds.To reach this phase you will need quite some gold and 40 Lightning Dragon Crystals.Elder PhaseThis is the final stage of Taranis. At this stage, he reaches his true power. Not only providing a huge number of stats to nearby Immortals, but he can also further increase them with the unlock of the 3rd ability.

In case you are curious and what to see what’s happening under the hood.v2.0020th December 2020This is a new major release of the OpenTX model. The following has changed:New switch layout.Converted to unified sound pack. There are also additional sounds that you can use, for example with camera switching, Pan & Tilt, and more. See the text file in the sound pack for details.Simplified arm switch reversal.Added save reminder after using autotune.Enhanced the multi-function momentary switch.Added separate model files for the Jumper T12, T16, and T18, and the RadioMaster TX16S.If you are upgrading from the old standard model, and no longer wish to use it. You can safely remove the sound files that begin with i_. To do this, follow the manual to copy the sound pack over, up until the point where you can access the “USB Drive” and find the SOUNDS folder. Enter that SOUNDS folder, then the EN folder inside it. I there you will find the 15 files beginning with i_, which you can delete. From this version on, all of our OpenTX models will use the same sound packs.v1.0229th September 2019Modified package to resolve compatibility issues.There are now separate model files for the X9D, Q-X7, and Horus.Renamed pack from Taranis to OpenTx.If you have installed this pack before; please delete all 15 sounds beginning with i_ from your transmitter before continuing. To do this, follow the manual to copy the sound pack over, up until the point where you can access the “USB Drive” and find the SOUNDS folder. Enter that SOUNDS folder, then the EN folder inside it. I there you will find the 15 files beginning with i_, which you can delete.v1.0121st April 2019Minor update to the manualv1.0018th April 2019Initial release