ALTIGPS a new altitude sensor is available
www.aerialrobotics.eu/altigps/altigps-en.pdf
www.aerialrobotics.eu/altigps/altigps-it.pdf
Works as a GPS translator or standalone.
17x28mm.
the output is ASCII, NMEA or binary.
Contrary to the other solutions, this is the ALTITUDE SENSOR, not just a pressure sensor.
The whole job of callibrating, calculating reverse formulas and sensor testing has been done.
www.aerialrobotics.eu/altigps/altigps-it.pdf
Works as a GPS translator or standalone.
17x28mm.
the output is ASCII, NMEA or binary.
Contrary to the other solutions, this is the ALTITUDE SENSOR, not just a pressure sensor.
The whole job of callibrating, calculating reverse formulas and sensor testing has been done.
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Permalink Reply by Reto on -
I just inquired about availability and price! Thanks for the information.
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Permalink Reply by Krzysztof Bosak on -
I have problems receiving your emails. Could you try at kbosak@box43.pl ?
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3D RoboticsPermalink Reply by Chris Anderson on -
Looks good! What's the diff between your first and second baro vs GPS plots? Just different flights?
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Same flight, different timescale. But there are more like this. The GPS lag can be variable depending on climb angle...
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