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TX, RX system
Started Sep 3, 2012 0 Replies 0 Likes
so, what controller can I get for the TX, RX to manual override the airplane? I'm thinking …Continue
BEVRC PV700 used to replace FPV goggle
Started this discussion. Last reply by Carl Campbell Sep 15, 2012. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Can the BEVRC PV700 be used without a FPV goggle? so instead of using a FPV goggle i can use the …Continue
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Servo
Started this discussion. Last reply by Hamish Cook Sep 1, 2012. 1 Reply 0 Likes
I was wondering from the point of power supply to a servo. If i'm using a very high torque servo on just one part and it's about 4 feet away from my APM2.5 can I have it connected to the APM 2.5's…Continue
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How to get started
Started this discussion. Last reply by Delfin Magote III Sep 1, 2012. 6 Replies 0 Likes
Hey guys I am new to this can someone help me out. I'm have no UAV experiences but I'm willing to learn to make my rocket fly back. This is a senior project so I need to make this work. I'm making a…Continue
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Delfin Magote III replied to Chris liou's discussion How to get started"If you will be using a two-way telemetry, waypoints can be virtually unlimited since you can transmit new waypoints over-the-air. However, pre-programmed waypoints are only limited by memory.
Arduplane has autonomous take-off and landing, however,…"
Hamish Cook replied to Chris liou's discussion How to get started"This page from the Arduplane wiki explains the auto landing function. Waypoints are only limited by memory, I don't know how many exactly, probably hundreds."
Hamish Cook replied to Chris liou's discussion Servo"As long as your BEC can handle the current being drawn you should be fine. If your servos need more than 5v you can pull the JP1 jumper to isolate the output power rail from the rest of the APM (APM is then powered by input rail). You can then…"
Chris liou replied to Chris liou's discussion How to get started"yes, I know the rocket will be hard to make, that's why it's a senior project. also do you know how to program it to automatically land? and how many way points can i program into my rocket?"
Hamish Cook replied to Chris liou's discussion How to get started"Ardupilot should be able to do this fine. The most difficult part is going to be designing a rocket that can transition to winged flight, I assume I've read your intentions correctly?"
Chris liou replied to Chris liou's discussion How to get started"We will be launching in the middle of no where and we will have insurance. I'm just wondering if it can land autonomously."
Randy Brazeau replied to Chris liou's discussion How to get started"Hi Chris
2- 5 miles, I think the first think is you need really, really good insurance.
Second thing...experience...starting out small and adding to UAV.
I'm still building mine and it is definitely a hobby that you have to take very…"
Chris liou posted a discussionHow to get started
Hey guys I am new to this can someone help me out. I'm have no UAV experiences but I'm willing to learn to make my rocket fly back. This is a senior project so I need to make this work. I'm making a rocket with fly back ability the rocket could get up to 25000 ft. So I need it to be antonymous.I need to be able to upload a dozen or so way points with a telemetry kit(1miles of communication), I need it to be antonymous (maybe antonymous landing) following UPS waypoint. also I need to be able to…See More
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- Just want to make my senior project. But I need help to get started since I'm new to this. All the experiences I had is a small coaxial helicopter
- Tell us a bit about your UAV interest
- want to have it fly a designated path back and it needs to be able to do it for over 5 miles. I need to have it land without stalling, no over speeding, and I will need video telemetry.
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