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README.md

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 `rclogvis` analyses drone telemetry data recorded by EdgeTX/OpenTX remote control handsets and saved in comma-separated values (CSV) format files. For instance, Betaflight transmits several telemetry parameters via ExpressLRS or other radio link protocols to the RC handset. These typically include information about the RC link quality, drone attitude, power consumption, and eventually GPS data such as position, speed, altitude and heading.
 
-As a first step, you must discover all the available telemetry sensors in your EdgeTX remote control handset. This is done on the model's telemetry page, Model -> Telemetry -> Sensors.
+As a first step, you must discover all the available telemetry sensors in your EdgeTX remote control handset. This is done on the model's telemetry page under Model -> Telemetry -> Sensors.
 
 Once that is done, you must configure the logging of the telemetry data to the RC handset's internal storage or SD card. This is achieved by adding a special function with the "SD Logs" action on the radio, located under Model -> Special Functions. This function should become active when the drone is armed, i.e. when the arm switch is activated. The logging interval depends on the telemetry update rate via the RC link. In particular, it should be slower than the telemetry update rate. For ExpressLRS, the telemetry packet intervals for different link configurations are available on the [telemetry bandwidth page](https://www.expresslrs.org/info/telem-bandwidth/). In practice, a logging interval of 0.2 - 0.3 seconds works well for a standard 150 Hz ExpressLRS link setup.