Hello, I recently bought the FrSky X18SE. I am new to Ethos, but I do also own a Taranis X9D, but would consider myself an amatuer, on the OpenTX system. I found the Ethos to be much more intuitive and I successfully set up a pattern plane model after a few evenings of watching Youtube tutorials.
Yesterday while at the field I had made the final couple of tweaks to the model, and thought I would save a copy to to the SD card. I used the File Manager function in the settings menu on the radio. I tried to copy and paste the model, and after several attempts it seemed to work. However, my actions somehow corrupted the original model file and Ethos was reporting an error with the model file and taking me into a create new model function. The Test model was also corrupted. This abruptly ended my flying session. I had my laptop with me, but had not backed up the radio to the laptop. When I returned home, I was able to restore a backup from my home computer and recover the model, minus the most recent changes.
My searches for information about the corruption all pointed to faulty SD cards, but in my case the corruption was in the internal memory, I was not loading the model from the SD card.
Any ideas on how this could have happened? I find it a bit unsettling that I could have corrupted the models using the built in functions without any kind of warning or alert.
Yesterday while at the field I had made the final couple of tweaks to the model, and thought I would save a copy to to the SD card. I used the File Manager function in the settings menu on the radio. I tried to copy and paste the model, and after several attempts it seemed to work. However, my actions somehow corrupted the original model file and Ethos was reporting an error with the model file and taking me into a create new model function. The Test model was also corrupted. This abruptly ended my flying session. I had my laptop with me, but had not backed up the radio to the laptop. When I returned home, I was able to restore a backup from my home computer and recover the model, minus the most recent changes.
My searches for information about the corruption all pointed to faulty SD cards, but in my case the corruption was in the internal memory, I was not loading the model from the SD card.
Any ideas on how this could have happened? I find it a bit unsettling that I could have corrupted the models using the built in functions without any kind of warning or alert.