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X quad frame with non 90 deg struts

Started this discussion. Last reply by Mike Jul 1, 2011. 5 Replies

Is an X frame with non 90 degree angle of arms possible, think hexa without the front and back facing arms. If yes where in the code is the motor speed mixing algorithm or setting that would need…Continue

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Mike replied to Mike's discussion X quad frame with non 90 deg struts
"Yes, correct right Luke.   I will be experimenting when I have assembled everything I need, but first I need to modify my cnc mill to recognise g-code!"
Jul 1, 2011
Luke Olson replied to Mike's discussion X quad frame with non 90 deg struts
"I think the individual means not to have a uniform frame design. Like arms for props that are non-equiangular or non-equidistant from the center. I have also been wondering this. Based on the link from John it looks like this is possible though…"
Jul 1, 2011

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Jani Hirvinen replied to Mike's discussion X quad frame with non 90 deg struts
"ArduCopter 2 supports both Hexa + and Hexa X configurations. Only thing what you need to do it to keep your APM always facing forward."
Jun 28, 2011
Mike replied to Mike's discussion X quad frame with non 90 deg struts
"Thanks John."
Jun 27, 2011

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John Church replied to Mike's discussion X quad frame with non 90 deg struts
Jun 23, 2011
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X quad frame with non 90 deg struts

Is an X frame with non 90 degree angle of arms possible, think hexa without the front and back facing arms. If yes where in the code is the motor speed mixing algorithm or setting that would need adjusting? Thanks See More
Jun 23, 2011

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