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Started this discussion. Last reply by Eagle 2 hours ago. 75 Replies 12 Likes
I've just released ArduPlane 2.73 as a bug fix release for several important bugs in 2.72The main reasons for this release…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Mohamed Zahana May 16. 138 Replies 15 Likes
I'm delighted to announce the release of ArduPlane 2.72 for your flying pleasure.The big news in this…Continue
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I'm starting to prepare for the next ArduPlane release, and I have updated the beta release on http://firmware.diydrones.com so everyone can test the…Continue
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I've just released ArduPlane 2.71 for your flying pleasure.As was described in the …Continue
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Tommy Larsen replied to Andrew Tridgell's discussion ArduPlane 2.73 releasedPosted on April 28, 2013 at 9:46pm 19 Comments 3 Likes
I've flown a lot of different planes while working on ArduPlane, but it wasn't till yesterday that I first flew what is perhaps the most popular plane for new ArduPlane users - the Bixler2.
While setting it up on Saturday evening I had a bit of a look through some Bixler build logs in the forums, and I was surprised to find that none of the suggested ways of mounting the APM were really…
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Development moved to github
We moved APM development from subversion to git quite a while ago, and it was a big improvement, but we've been noticing quite a few rough edges…
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We're now settling back into life at home after some exciting times in Queensland, so its time to write up what happened. This will be a fairly detailed report, not just because some people may be interested, but also as a way to remind ourselves of what went right and what went wrong for our next trip to Kingaroy.…
Posted on December 24, 2011 at 5:02pm 22 Comments 13 Likes
The dev team is delighted to give a Christmas present to ArduPlane users in the form of a new geo-fencing feature!
Geo-fencing allows you to define a GPS fence around your flying area, plus a minimum and maximum altitude. Within the fence you can fly ArduPlane normally in any mode…
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moglos said… Hi Andrew
It looks like my navigation gremlin isn't completely solved. I've posted an update with images and logs at http://diydrones.com/forum/topics/fly-away-saved-at-1-8km-help-with-logs-please
I wonder if you're able to see anything else obviously wrong?
Thanks
Moglos
Jamie Glover said… Tridge, can I bother you to look over 5 log files to see if you can spot the crash and possibly what happened? I was flying my Skywalker with the exact same setup as always and have had many successful flights until yesterday. Two back to back and a totaled plane now. In FBWA it would go into a steady downward pitch. It was unresponsive to any of my input. I tried manual and RTL with no response. I had I think 5 logs on the APM after the flight and Ive looked through them, but Im not sure what Im looking at. The plane on the last crash stayed dangling in a tree for about 4 hours while I tried to get it down. Anyways, I would greatly appreciate your input. Email me if you wouldnt mind taking a look at the logs.
Thank you sir.
Jamie

Hi Andrew, Ive just finished putting in a section on how to flash your PX4FMU board with the latest developer ArduCopter PX4 code from your firmware object repository.
It's pretty ugly and includes quite a bit of stuff for setting up development environment as well.
And sadly at the end after flashing the new code to the PX4FMU it still won't establish a MavLink connection with Mission Planner although I am pretty sure the board is properly flashed.
I am giving you the link to my Wiki debacle here: https://code.google.com/p/arducopter/wiki/PX4_First
I would greatly appreciate any feedback you could give.
I actually produced this primarily to get feedback from you as I did not want to waste any more of your time than necessary with incomplete back and forths.
If you can point me in the right direction(s) I would greatly appreciate it and will be happy to modify the Wiki page appropriately.
I figure that if we can get this simplest FMU only one to be "acceptable" the rest should fall into place fairly easily.
Thank You very much for your assistance with this.
Gary McCray grmccray@yahoo.com (Please feel free to Email direct if you wish).
Sid said… Hi Andrew -
I am new to ArduPlane development and having trouble getting it to build with Arduino.
I would greatly appreciate any direction you can provide on what I am doing wrong.
This is what I have done:
There has to be something very basic here that I am missing.

Hi Sid,
Have a look at http://firmware.diydrones.com/ under Tools, in the Arduino directory. That is the Arduino version you need.
Also see http://dev.ardupilot.com/ for more developer information.
Cheers, Tridge
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