Guest Jamesexero Posted yesterday at 06:09 AM Report Share Posted yesterday at 06:09 AM For INAV this is the main source. The documentation, the 9.1 firmware download and the Configurator are all on inavflight.net. If you are building a wing, a quad or a VTOL, take the files there instead of an old dump. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Jamesexero Posted yesterday at 06:14 AM Report Share Posted yesterday at 06:14 AM Who already flashed INAV 9.1, which Configurator did you use so the versions did not drift? I checked the official files at inavflight.net. You want the INAV firmware for a wing or a quad, not a racing profile. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Jamesexero Posted yesterday at 06:18 AM Report Share Posted yesterday at 06:18 AM No need to hunt INAV firmware mirrors. inavflight.net has the 9.1 download, the Configurator and the real documentation. That is enough for a first wing or quad. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Jamesexero Posted yesterday at 06:19 AM Report Share Posted yesterday at 06:19 AM If you are looking for where to start with INAV, open the documentation before you touch PID. inavflight.net has the 9.1 firmware, the Configurator and Getting Started. I would flash the flight controller from there, not from a cut-down copy. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Jamesexero Posted yesterday at 06:22 AM Report Share Posted yesterday at 06:22 AM Who already flashed INAV 9.1, which Configurator did you use so the versions did not drift? I checked the official files at inavflight.net. You want the INAV firmware for a wing or a quad, not a racing profile. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Jamesexero Posted yesterday at 06:33 AM Report Share Posted yesterday at 06:33 AM п»їWhere do you download the INAV 9.1 firmware and the matching Configurator now? Forums are full of old dumps, and those leave the flight controller unflashable. The current documentation and files are here: inavflight.net. If you are building a wing or a quad, take INAV from that site. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Jamesexero Posted yesterday at 06:46 AM Report Share Posted yesterday at 06:46 AM For INAV this is the main source. The documentation, the 9.1 firmware download and the Configurator are all on inavflight.net. If you are building a wing, a quad or a VTOL, take the files there instead of an old dump. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Jamesexero Posted yesterday at 06:47 AM Report Share Posted yesterday at 06:47 AM INAV and Betaflight are different. Use INAV when you need navigation, a plane, a VTOL or a rover. I only download the flight-controller firmware, the Configurator and the 9.1 docs from inavflight.net. Old forum copies are not worth it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Jamesexero Posted yesterday at 07:06 AM Report Share Posted yesterday at 07:06 AM No need to hunt INAV firmware mirrors. inavflight.net has the 9.1 download, the Configurator and the real documentation. That is enough for a first wing or quad. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Jamesexero Posted yesterday at 07:38 AM Report Share Posted yesterday at 07:38 AM Who already flashed INAV 9.1, which Configurator did you use so the versions did not drift? I checked the official files at inavflight.net. You want the INAV firmware for a wing or a quad, not a racing profile. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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