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List of tested/working transmitters with Arducopter
Started this discussion. Last reply by Paul V. Dominick May 9. 31 Replies 0 Likes
After several frustrating weeks, I pin-pointed the problem to my Devo 10 transmitter. It's simply not compatible as far as I know and I tested it with a cheap hobbyking transmitter and it worked…Continue
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Paul V. Dominick replied to Austin Chapman's discussion List of tested/working transmitters with Arducopter"5 channels here too no 1 position please help!!! Thanks"
Trent Sulz replied to Austin Chapman's discussion List of tested/working transmitters with Arducopter"Hi
Did you mix to get 6 channels? I am getting there but without any method behind it. Can you post your settings?
Thanks"
Austin Chapman commented on Hex Air Robot's blog post HeX mini"Marvelous! One of the best designs I've ever seen."
Willem replied to Austin Chapman's discussion List of tested/working transmitters with Arducopter"Ok, I have tryed it out, and I have only 5 modes, not 6?
Would you check your setting again for me please?
Thanks."
Willem replied to Austin Chapman's discussion List of tested/working transmitters with Arducopter"Super, many thanks to share with me.
I'll try it out.
Happy flying ! !"
u4eake replied to Austin Chapman's discussion List of tested/working transmitters with Arducopter"I did it with a 3-pos (F) and a 2 pos (D)switch on the WFT09. First assign ch5 to the F switch in the auxilary channels menu item.
Then set ch5 endpoints to -80% +50% in the endpoints menu item.
Then go to "advanced". I assume…"
Willem replied to Austin Chapman's discussion List of tested/working transmitters with Arducopter"Hi, can you help me with the setup for the 6 pos switch methode, with the use of two rocker switches on the wft09 radio?
Cant find anything on this forum so far.
Thanks.
ps: I believe you speak Dutch?
Me to. ;o)"
Ioan Ghip replied to Austin Chapman's discussion List of tested/working transmitters with Arducopter"I would love to see a step-by-step on how you did that (or at least more info). I'm gathering info on building a quad and that sounds very interesting.
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JDronesJani Hirvinen replied to Austin Chapman's discussion List of tested/working transmitters with Arducopter
"Main reason why we choose WFLY is that their production quality is good and we were able to do some changes on factory level for our radios. We are going to do some more changes them. Also I happen to know sales girls/engineers from the factory…"
Kenneth Bailey replied to Austin Chapman's discussion List of tested/working transmitters with Arducopter"Nice, although I went with the internal DIY Frsky module. I don't like the ant out the back thing as my spectrum module on the Futaba has it and is a pain when it comes to storing it in the case. I always worry about bumping the ant. connection…"
Kenneth Bailey replied to Austin Chapman's discussion List of tested/working transmitters with Arducopter"Yea , I'm with you Luke.
I am curious to know as I am always open to new stuff :)
I have a Futaba T9CHP with spectrum module and it works with no hitches. I also have a Tunigy 9x with ER9X Software and FRsky TX/rx telemetry setup and it…"
ModeratorMark Harrison replied to Austin Chapman's discussion List of tested/working transmitters with Arducopter
"Turnigy 9x + FrSky has been working well for me.
If I were buying one now I would probably get it from http://parkeflyer.com/transmitters/fs-th9x.html . The model they sell has the easily detachable default module (FlySky)."
Luke Olson replied to Austin Chapman's discussion List of tested/working transmitters with Arducopter"Jani, at $300+ with modules that's in the territory of radios from Spektrum, Futaba, and Hitec. Do you mind if I ask why you go with the WFLY WFT09 radio over any of the radios from the competition? I'm just curious because I…"
Johnny Yu replied to Austin Chapman's discussion List of tested/working transmitters with Arducopter"My Devo 10 works perfectly with APM 2. "
Perecastor replied to Austin Chapman's discussion List of tested/working transmitters with Arducopter"I have a Hitec aurora 9 with one optima 7 and one minima 6 and works very well ( the minima 6 have less range be it's ok )"
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The perfect quadcopter camera?
Posted on August 3, 2012 at 12:30pm 22 Comments 4 Likes
I love my Canon mark 2 and gopro camera but it's absolutely terrible as a quadcopter camera.
The vibrations coupled with the CMOS sensor wrecks the whole image beyond repair.
Nearly all of today's cameras are made with CMOS sensors rather than the classical CCD sensor because CMOS offers better image quality and at lower power consumption... But there's a heavy cost…
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