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Permalink Reply by Jason Perry on May 9, 2012 at 1:46pm

Again - Alan, I'm very sorry for hijacking your thread.  Time for a self-imposed "lock" on this one for me... I'm at a point where reading the responses (which have shown that my inquiry has only been truly understood by one individual ... the only one that is "officially" involved) is doing nothing but urging me to post yet another defensive reply.  Perhaps by the time I'm able to fully describe the issue in a manner that's comprehensive and non-offensive, a proper set of design files will have been "officially" released.  In the meantime, fly safe...

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DeveloperPermalink Reply by R_Lefebvre on May 10, 2012 at 7:02am

Jason, I don't think your analogy is quite right.  You didn't throw dirt on the carpet, rather you stepped on a land mine and are now being criticized for the mess you made.

I think your statements are very valid, and presented in a way that are not at all unreasonable.

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Permalink Reply by Christof Schmid on May 9, 2012 at 2:48pm

Hi Alan

Its simple. 1.x means all software builds below 2.0 for Qudrocopters. I am not exacly sure with what SW release Jason implemented multirotors other than quads. 

2.x means SW builds revision 2.0 and up for multirotors.

 

About unanswered questions, have a look at the date. Maybe the questions are old or discussed and solved somewhere else.

 

Did that help?

Anyway, welcome to the project and fly safe.

Best

Christof

 

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Permalink Reply by Alan on May 9, 2012 at 3:35pm

Hi Christof

Thanks for the info.

It surprises me that people would still be flying 1.x. I assumed people would fly 2.x or stick with the old Ardupirates.

Anyway, thanks again.

Alan

 

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Permalink Reply by Christof Schmid on May 10, 2012 at 7:11am

Hi Alan

Everybody can do as he likes. Always depending on your budget for new hardware and the platform you use. I for my part go foreward with the newest SW and HW releases ( and with the new bugs ).

If you did not decide yet what releases to use, my guess would be APM2 and 2.5.4.

Cheers

Christof

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