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So, the Wizard X220(S) builds are getting harder to come by outside of China, and yet they’re still the generally recommended go to for those looking to get involved with FPV on the cheap (the dream!). We think, though, that you, and we, can do better

Tin all your exposed wire ends, and ensure that your balance lead (that you cut off) has enough reach to get from the exposed wires on the DC plug to the fan power plug on your goggles – Solder the red (+ve) wire from your case to one of the wires in your long cable, and the black (-ve) wire to the other. On one side of the board, solder the +ve wire from the extended cable that we just connected to your case to the V in pad, and the other -ve wire to ground. Also, like shown above, solder the +ve wire from your fan balance lead power cable to the V out pad, and the -ve to ground.

Wiring for the XM should look like this: As you can see above, I have mounted my XM to the top of the board with some double sided foam and used short cable runs to keep the receiver neat. First, press fit the camera into the small camera surround piece like this: It’s not cracked! Next, I carefully bent the VTX antenna back a slight amount to make installation into the canopy at the camera angle I wanted a but easier: Finally. slide the surround into the canopy piece and use the smallest included screws to secure the two together: At this point, I slid the XM antenna through the canopy and lowered everything down on to the frame, being careful not to pinch any wires.

Just go to the CLI tab and enter the following commands: set GYRO_TO_USE = SECOND save The last thing you need to do is set the roll angle on the sensor alignment section (Configuration Tab) to be 180 degrees. ESC allow you to use ESC telemetry (optional) but since most include a telemetry wire it is convenient to connect it directly to the 8 pin JST-SH socket as shown in the diagram below. If your Frsky receiver supports smart port telemetry, you just need to connect it to the TX1 pad as shown in the diagram above (green wire). If you want to use an external gyro you just need to use the set GYRO_TO_USE = FIRST command via the CLI.