ASWX1-FW-MOD VS opentx

Hello! I just PID tuned my printer because I'm trying to get rid of some layer lines. I tried many things and finally someone suggested that I PID tune my bed. But even after PID tuning the temp varies +-1 which still causes the lines. Some things you should know: my printer(artillery sidewinder X1) does not have eeprom enabled by default. So I flashed a new firmware if that has anything to do with the problem. Also I'm fairly sure that the sidewinder X1 utilizes PID and not bang-bang

Stock firmware does not have M500 (saving settings) and linear advance enabled, these two are definitely worth flashing a custom one. Some come with manual mesh bed levelling or support for bltouch too. 3dprintbeginner got one, but I’m using this https://github.com/pinguinpfleger/ASWX1-FW-MOD - the loop method of upgrade is described there, comes down to running a shell script and resetting the printer till it catches on, might take 15-20 minutes.

Not of much help now, but you should know that SW X1 firmware can be updated without disassembly using the loop method https://github.com/pinguinpfleger/ASWX1-FW-MOD#2-loop-method - I managed to update the firmware by running it on a raspberry pi zero.

Here loop method , https://github.com/pinguinpfleger/ASWX1-FW-MOD#2-loop-method

Yes. that Jumper T12 Pro is the one I have, and I highly recommend it! I personally had no problems with it at all, but I did have problems with the (much older) Jumper T16, but it seems they learned from their earlier mistakes and the T12 Pro was really perfectly fine for me. The reason I'm not using the T16 is that it's just so much bigger, and frankly the color screen seems like a nice idea (and it is), but it uses a lot of power (battery life) and is just harder to read is full sun light.All of thses transmitters (including FlySky) are some variation of "cheap chinese electronics", and the 'cheap' part is obviously the part we really like. The one problem I know of that it used to have was a software issue in OpenTX (related issues on Github #1 #2, if you're really curious). Basically, using voice output could stop it transmitting, which is obviously very bad (stuff falls out of the sky!), but has been fixed ages ago in OpenTX 2.3.8 (from about a year ago).

Oh man- that's way above my pay grade... I'm going to need some more experience before I can sort that out and it'll be a few days till I can even try since i'm travelling atm. Thanks so much for putting it together though! Pursuing it further- I had had made some progress on github. I loaded this config successfully onto my Taranis and yet I still don't know how to properly utilize it. Ahh well. I'll keep you posted if I ever succeed!