Andrey Voroshkov

Completely agree with 1 and 3. What concerns 2 - it seems useful for a single racer, but looks inconvenient when you prepare a competition of several drones.

That makes sense. From UI standpoint it can be as simple as adding a button on a "Freq" tab, like "Autoscan", which will automatically scan known bands and assign different...

Well, the latter is questionable :) Adding OLED will require separate controller for it (one more Arduino) and won'be convenient for organizing competitions, which was the primary target for Chorus.

Yes, It was on my list by the way ;) But I thought about implementing it as a separate application instead of loading the Chorus Laptimer interface, which is mostly...

I used both sides (practical use on our local events, which last from morning till evening). Both work fine. I guess there may be differences, but someone needs to invent...

Unfortunately I don't plan to learn iOS development in the nearest future. I'd be happy to assist if any iOS developer would join the initiative and create the app.

It's already available in wiki: https://github.com/voroshkov/Chorus-RF-Laptimer/wiki

Hey, that's what I'm going to try in the nearest future. Would you contact me in facebook messenger to share/coordinate?

App for iOS is in beta testing stage! You can join testing as described here: https://github.com/voroshkov/Chorus-RF-Laptimer/blob/master/README.md#hot-news-

nope. sorry. out of my priorities for now