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@Ron Graythe voice of reason in this thread.

Oh the irony. Why are you levelling an accusation of being obtuse at AWD? I'm beginning to understand why your lifespan on other forums has been to put it politely, chequered.

Tried to register for email updates, on following the confirm your address link I got the following error.

Where did you buy the charger from? Is it a genuine unit? https://www.skyrc.com/antifake/public/

National Grid confirms Heathrow never lost access to power https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cdjy4m0n1exo

Sad news https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/articles/cq8y1335qlwo

I've been a FrSky user for a couple of years now recently purchasing their Twin X14 TX. The hardware is great value for money but the firmware upgrades and product documentation are a mess. So far everything for me has worked out OK but I don't trust Frsky. I haven't got the budget to move to Futaba or Jeti yet, when I can afford it I'll be moving to one of these two.

Not something I'll be paying any attention too.

Your local version of Outlook changed to a cloud based version of Outlook without you being notified or noticing?

I would agree with others in that a dedicated log viewer application, Libre Office, Excel and even Google Sheets provide more functions however they will have a steeper learning curve hence visualising your telemetry data with Numbers which you are already familiar with is a good starting point. If you start to hit limits with what you want to do with the data in Numbers then the other suggested options would be worth investigating.

You can create graphs from the imported CSV file in Numbers https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/numbers/tan1c3c6123b/mac

Getting a Multiplex Lentus sorted, mainly the TX programming needed for a full house glider which I won't bother putting a picture as everyone knows what they look like. However my old TX a QX7 has a couple of time failed to power on so it's been replaced with a FrSky Twin X14 and today I've fitted the TX tray.

Great article and explains my point in more detail https://www.rclandsailing.com/design.html#jib Putting a wing on instead would work better https://www.rclandsailing.com/design.html#wing but would be less controlable.

The sailboat rig you have is designed for the purpose of driving a draggy hull through the water. A land yacht due to it's lack of drag experiences an apparent wind from the front hence the rigs are flat and sheeted in no matter the direction of the true wind. I don't think the rig you have will be very efficient on a land yacht.

I had success stiffen up larger pieces of FB by embedding 3mm x 1mm carbon strip in a slit with foamsafe CA. https://www.hyperflight.co.uk/products.asp?code=CARBON-STRIP-310&name=3mm-x-1mm-carbon-strip Many others places sell it cheaper in longer lengths.

I am sure some the first releases of tech are OK and obviously are sold at a greatly reduced price to get them out into customers hands so you could get a bargain. However in my experience I wait a while for any issues to be resolved.

I've activated and rejoined 👍

Is the Supercub ready to go?

Why not video and share your binding and fail safe process with the Supercub which might help others support you in resolving any issues you're experiencing?

I changed to an A1 after years of using an Ender 3, IME it still needed work to dial in filament settings but is hassle free once done. I've had the recall and a power switch failure however on both occasions Bambu support have been very responsive and sent replacement parts. At high speeds I wouldn't call it quiet but it can be tamed down by reducing the various speed settings. It's let me spend more time designing stuff rather than playing with the printer.

Clue is in the name of the application, "Converter". It converts FLD files to CSV hence on loading the FLD file to be converted it asks for the filename to use when writing out the CSV file. A CSV file is a text file in which data is in a table format and values are separated by Commas (Comma Separated Values) and isn't harmful. As well as Excel you can also use Google Sheets at https://docs.google.com to import the CSV file and create line charts.

I use these, 2 servos, an ESC and an RX 4.4g https://microaces.myshopify.com/collections/electronics/products/microaces-brushless-aio-5ch-micro-receiver What battery are you using?

Is the TX in Mode 1 or Mode 2?

If possible try not to transfer the data by removing the sd card from the TX and inserting in your laptop, it's bit of a pain. Instead investigate how you can connect your TX via a USB cable to your laptop and then browse via Windows explorer to the sd card and copy the logs off. This should be possible with a modern TX and may well be used for getting updates into the TX.

Back to slow again and it isn't an ISP/telco issue.