Setting up iNav launch mode

In this video, we take a look at an iNav feature called NAV LAUNCH. Some people refer to this as auto-launch or launch mode. What is does is automates the launch of a model once you have thrown it. This tutorial is based on the manual created by Marc Hoffman, which you can find at https://inavfixedwinggroup.com/guides/tuning/how-to-setup-nav-launch-correctly/ and also check out Marc's channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC76s-8uSH8-hUzYYrGG4OJg ** UPDATE 9th Feb 2021 ** In iNav 2.5 onwards, the sliders on the output page read a percentage, rather than the microseconds value for the throttle. The launch throttle still needs to be set using microseconds, which causes a slight problem. I have made a tool on my web site to convert these values. Enter the % on the outputs page in to the % column, and the microsecond (μs) value will be shown in the last column. https://www.mrd-rc.com/tutorials-tools-and-testing/useful-tools/a-simple-rc-channel-value-conversion-tool/ Contents 00:00 Introduction 03:23 About the launch mode CLI commands 14:36 Getting the launch throttle value 19:55 Testing the settings at the field 22:48 Analysing the launch 24:26 Conclusion The Flight Controller Therapy series is aimed primarily at new people to the RC flight hobby. Through being in RC groups, I see a lot of the same questions come up. So this series tries to answer those questions and provide some easy to follow guidance. The goal is to give a basic understanding of each area covered, to help people build and know their models. If you found the video useful, I'd appreciate a thumbs up. If you would like to get more videos when they become available, please subscribe and click the notifications bell icon. There are more tutorials on my web site at https://www.MrD-RC.com. You can also join like-minded people at the Fixed Wing RC Rebels group on Facebook. Also, if you found my videos useful, and would like to leave me a little tip, you could always buy me a Coffee at https://www.mrd-rc.com/go/ko-fi/ Thank you for your time, and don't forget to fly it like you stole it!