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 The low VFR warning. Sooner or later when flying with FrSky you'll get a "Low VFR" warning. It's a bit jarring and makes you wonder if you're plane is about to fall out of the sky?  Relax, things are fine, or better yet, trust but verify.  With a few tricks we can figure out if you have an issue to address. What is VFR? VFR stands for Valid Frame Rates.  This pertains to your link quality.  There are a couple of tools at your disposal to help you understand what is going on with your flight.  One is VFR, the other is RSSI.  Let's explore each. Valid Frame Rates

 No voices? Audio locations have changed to support the new multi-voice system For a radio set to English, your voices will now live in folders in /audio/en So for a basic voice names ‘us’, your custom audio files are in /audio/en/us and your system sounds are in /audio/en/us/system You need to assign voices in System->General as well, at least your default Lance Lance Gebert Yes create a folder in /audio/en called ‘us’ Then copy your system folder (/audio/en/system) into the ‘us’ folder Then copy all your files in /audio to /audio/en/us Then go to System->General and set your main voice to ‘us’