The first I took my quad out to test 2.5.3 loiter was a bit sketchy. The quad screamed from one edge of the field to the other, overshooting by a greater amount each time. (See below, it started somewhere in the middle. The pattern is about 35m across).
I dropped the Loiter P parameter to 0.2 and took it out today. It performed a bit better. The overshoots were more controlled, but it still covered and area of about 25m across.
Logs showed GPS was picking up about 10 satellites each time. Should I keep reducing P, or is something else at play here?
Thanks,
Chris
Permalink Reply by Jonathan M on April 16, 2012 at 9:16am Hmm .. I will look later, but those are the param files I am referring to. Generally, the HLD_Ps are around 0.2 while the LOITER_Ps are 2.0. This also what I am currently flying. There are some oscillations but it's not terrible.
Permalink Reply by Hans Miller on April 17, 2012 at 12:27am Interesting. I had the copter just take off randomly and the salad bowl all over the place when LOITER P was at 2.0. I had to lower it way down before I got anything like a usable loiter. Having said that, my loiter is still pretty crap and I never said otherwise. I can't get it tighter than about 4 meters.
Permalink Reply by Jon von Weymarn on July 31, 2012 at 3:17am Hans: pretty crap... about 4 meters...
Hahaha.. I cant get it to stay in the same football field...
If anyone finds good or even semi good params for the ArduCopter 3DR-B Frame Kit please post them. I´m working on this, with zero success so far but I will post if I get any progess...
Hahahahah that was damn good... I am in the same situation. My loiter is pretty stable if the acceptable perception is a football field.
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