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PWM to RS232

Started this discussion. Last reply by Lew Payne May 21, 2010. 2 Replies

This should be interesting read for you

Started this discussion. Last reply by Rich Weaver Mar 13, 2010. 1 Reply

Need help with integrating pressure altitude and airspeed on UAV Dev Board

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Custom made UAV Airframe

Posted on June 14, 2012 at 6:00am 16 Comments

Hello all,

We're releasing a brand new UAV airframe featuring super light weight glass fibre laminate construction with carbon fibre and kevlar reinforcement in critical stuctural area. All removable 3 piece wing, tail booms, v-tail and 2 large hatches allowing excellent access to fuselage internal area. All wing…

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The new Javelin Mk2 test flight

Posted on October 10, 2011 at 5:03pm 15 Comments

Finally a somewhat nice enough of a day for us to put another flight on the new Javelin Mk2. It's very windy however and cross wind too - I do hate Melbourne weather.

In this flight, I'm just getting the control surface angles and mixings dial in so we can input that into the autopilot. All live telemetry was recorded.

It flies really well and plenty of power and lift. Current weight comes in at 11kg with a design max gross of 16 - 17kg

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Free OS UAV Plan!

Posted on November 13, 2010 at 7:30am 118 Comments

I designed this baby over the weekend for everyone to have if interested. It should be a very good size for most of your application. I can be built with foam, wood, and composite.





Name: RVOS v.1.0

Wing Span: 1.6m

Length: 1.1m (nose to tip of v-tail)

Max Weight: 6kg

Recommend 4 Channels (Aileron, V-tail, Throttle)

Power: .45 - .65 cu.in. or equilvalent electric power…



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Laser Range Finder Hack?

Posted on August 28, 2010 at 10:38pm 23 Comments

I think we should hack this baby for a laser altimeter.

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=12170


Team Javelin - UAV OBC Delivery II Video

Posted on August 18, 2010 at 9:02pm 7 Comments

Team Javelin UAS - UAV OBC D2 2010 from Javelin UAS on Vimeo.



Here is our Delivery II for this year UAV Outback Challenge - Search and Rescue. I wish we have more time to make better video but it's 5 weeks away!!!



Anyway, enjoy - looking forward to making some Autonomous flying video for you…

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At 12:31pm on February 12, 2009, Ios said…
Hi stikmunkey :) I really love the aerosonde, must be a pleasure to fly. Yeah, my UAV is composite thoughout. If you get a chance to come to Adelaide let me know and it would be a pleasure to show you first hand. I forgot to mention that I've also been flying an XtremeStick, check it out on youtube; http://www.youtube.com/user/AvionaEvolution
At 12:24am on February 15, 2009, Ios said…
The MicroAviona has plenty of power and penetration through the wind is great. I did a couple of tuning flights on Thursday and Friday on 15 knot winds with gusts upto 20 knots – no issues at all. Maybe I’ll post the Google Earth plot of the flights, but its not impressive because I was going in and out of autonomous - but the one I posted was all autonomous. I find the most limiting factor is that I can’t set the max bank angle much above 40 degrees because GPS starts to drop out to the point which navigation is effected.
At 1:11am on February 15, 2009, Ios said…
Point taken on the standard rate turn,... but as you noted, as the bank angle increases, the nose will tend to dip, and some altitude is lost. I like taking advantage of this because this results is more elevator (because the autopilot is trying to maintain altitude), and the turn rate as a result increases - giving a nice sharp turn towards the next waypoint. :)

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