
To do: -Integrate another Gyro (to make it dual axis) . -Program the SPI altimeter.
-And put all the hardware together and make it work (GPS, Altimeter, IMU, Modem).
Done: -Servo control -Gps Waypoint navigation (I’ll post later about it).
The next article I'm going to post all the links to get started with Arduino environment. All you would need to learn: tutorials, examples, references, tips and tricks. If you already know C++ it’s going to be 99% easier. If not, you are going to discover why C/C++ is the most compressive and famous language ever ;-) Then jumping to any AVR, ARM, PIC microcontroller C/C++ language environment, is going to be a lot easier, because they’re all based on the same principles.
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