Eachine QX-95 Unable to Bind to Flysky FS 16x

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Hi everyone, I am very new to drones and need a lot of help please.

I bought a second hand Eachine QX-95 Mini Drone, the drone came with Flysky protocol.
It has an f3 evo brushed flight controller, the firmware is betaflight_4.0.6_SPRACINGF3EVO.
I have been trying to bind the drone to the Flysky FS 16x, the Flysky 16x has 10 channels, the RF standard is set to AFHDS 2A and the RX output is PPM/i-BUS. The firmware for the Flysky 16x is 1.0 26 June Hard Ver: 1.0.
When I plug the drone into my laptop or when I plug the battery in 3 lights are seen on the FC, a solid red light, a slow fashing green light and a slow flashing blue light. The FC has 2 binding pads that need to be shorted out to put the drone into binding mode. When I short the binding pads out, the slow flashing green light starts to blink much faster. To bind the transmitter to the drone, I put the drone into binding mode by shorting out the binding pads, plugging in the battery and once the green light is flashing fast I hold down the black binding button on the transmitter and then turn the transmitter on. The transmitter says RX Binding but it does not bind with the drone.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Barry



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I'm not expert of Flysky systems, but....try to look here:
"eachine qx95 binding" https://share.google/ql80Eb9vp7bL4TwTr
Hello DoubleG

Thank you for your reply, its much appreciated. I have gone through this video a few times, I have gone through many other videos too, none of them seem to help.

The video you directed me to suggests I should turn off AFHDS 2A, I do not have the option to turn this off, I have the option to change AFHDS 2A to AFHDS, but thats it.
 
I found this method on Reddit...try.

Turn off AFHDS. Do not solder the pads on the quad. Connect the battery. Turn on the transmitter while binding (don't worry if it doesn't bind properly). Turn off the tx, unplug the quad. Connect the battery back to the quad, connect to Betaflight or whatever software you use. Go to the receiver board, turn on the transmitter and move the levers on the tx, see if the bars move in the software. Unplug, arm the quad engines and fly
 
And again:

Make sure your radio channels arec calibrated to 1000min 1500mid 2000max
 

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