Uploaded July 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago

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The OSDoge board is one of my favorite components when I build quads. It's makes the build so clean and I'll show you it's really easy to set up. I'm super stoked after 6 months of tinkering I finally figured out how to get RSSI to work. I've searched the internet and YouTube but could not find a single person that had RSSI working on OSD. So I made a video on how to set up OSDoge with working RSSI!

This is part of my How to Build a custom QAV250 video - fpv-flightclub.com/how-to-build-qav250

Parts used in this video:

Soldering vise - fpv-flightclub.com/product/vise

OSDoge - fpv-flightclub.com/product/osdoge

FrSky D4R-II - fpv-flightclub.com/product/frsky-d4rii

Taranis X9D - fpv-flightclub.com/product/taranis-x9d-plus

Check on the website for the companion setup guide and all the links needed to make RSSI work: fpv-flightclub.com/osdoge-setup-rssi

Don't want to mess with soldering or programming? Buy a plug-n-play, pre-soldered and programmed Naze32/OSDoge stack. fpv-flightclub.com/product/custom-osdoge-naze32

For everyone asking, this is my watch - amzn.to/1MrfP8w

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