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I everyone. I've been playing with UAV for a couple years now and I have an idea that may make some peoples lives a little better. I'm a little lazy, who isn't right? I have accumulated quite a few…Continue
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Just an annoying problem with the motors pulsing in Altitude Hold.I don't seem to be able to tune it out entirely. I've disabled the Sonar. The Quad holds altitude quite well but the pulsing upsets…Continue
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I've been planning on getting a phantom for sometime but recently it was suggested that I look at the arducopter. I've been doing some research and like the 3dr quad and hex rtf version. But I'm not…Continue
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Hello world.Firstly, I'm new to this (oh great I can hear everyone say) haha.... and I'm not asking this because I'm dumb. I'm quite a nerd when it comes to technical things. However as simple as it…Continue
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Comment by Zachary Koh on September 26, 2012 at 3:51am @Randy
THANKS. I was extremely worried that my programming could have created some problem with the power distribution and inadvertently fried the apm.
But now, we realized that our NEW program allows the apm to function properly (i.e. board powers up, ESCs arm, motors respond to throttle input). However, uploading the regular ArduCopter 2.7.3, the motors stay in calibration mode (consistent beeping), regardless of what we do. Do you know why?
As for ESC overheating, is it caused by malfunctioning power distribution?
Thanks.
@Zachary re frying board through errors in the arducopter program,
I don't think that's possible. For things like an ESC where you've got large voltages that are being controlled by the firmware it's possible but as for the arducopter software, it's just running a program that changes signal out to ESCs, xbees, etc so I can't imagine how that could happen.
Comment by Zachary Koh on September 26, 2012 at 2:17am Is it possible to fry your apm board through errors in the arducopter program?
Comment by Altaf on September 25, 2012 at 9:01am How to add a flight mode of my own. .. ??
@Lucas re obstacle avoidance,
Somebody asked that same question on the sonar wiki earlier today, i guess it's a popular thing that people want. We don't support that at the moment and no specific plans to add it although it wouldn't be too difficult. People would have to buy at least 4 more sonars though..$120-ish..not terrible i guess.
Comment by Lucas Tan on September 19, 2012 at 8:12pm What are the features that can be realised for an Arducopter?
Are there something like obstacles avoidance?
@Bradley re what is the pwm coming out of RX. If you have your APM connected to the mission planner, go to the configuration screen, radio configuration screen and below or beside each of the green bars you will see the raw pwm value.
Comment by Bradley J Carr on September 17, 2012 at 9:53am Could somebody tell me what the PWM is coming out of a RX. I don't have my scope anymore so I really don't have a way of telling. I needed to see what the range is coming out of my futaba radio..
Comment by Bertrand Duchiron on September 14, 2012 at 6:20am @Daniel :
onglet flight planner,
click droit sur la carte
sous menu Map tool
Prefetch
Comment by Chapelat Daniel on September 14, 2012 at 5:59am
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