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RT @f1tenth: Say hi to our newest #F1TENTH creation for @ieee_ras_icra next week in Philly. It’s going to be huge! 😎 🔥 @AutowareFdn @PennEn…
Our next Virtual Race will be on June 4th:
https://www.meetup.com/DIYRobocars/events/285787423?utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=share-btn_savedevents_share_modal&utm_source=link
RT @SmallpixelCar: Noticed my car zigzagged in last run. It turned out to be the grass stuck in the wheel and made the odometry less accura…
RT @SmallpixelCar: Test my car. RTK GPS worked great. Thanks @emlid for their support. https://t.co/EkQ6qmjmWR
RT @chr1sa: @kane That's @diydrones circa 2009. Still have a box of those Canon cameras that we used to strap into planes, just like this.…
RT @chr1sa: Our next @diyrobocars race is going to be outside at a real RC racetrack in Fremont on May 28. Fully autonomous racing, head-to…
RT @f1tenth: Our Spring 2022 F1TENTH course @PennEngineers is coming to an end with a head-to-head race as a big finale. So proud of our st…
RT @DanielChiaJH: I wrote a thing! Throughout the development of my @diyrobocars car I've been using @foxglovedev Studio to visualize and d…
RT @SmallpixelCar: My new car for high speed. Low body, everything ( @NVIDIAEmbedded Jetson Xavier NX, @emlid RTK GPS, IMC) under the deck…
RT @f1tenth: F1TENTH Race training setup @PennEngineers for our upcoming ICRA2022 @ieee_ras_icra competition. @OpenRoboticsOrg @IndyAChalle…
RT @fatcatFABLAB: Proud to be hosting a restarted DIY Robocars NYC Meetup April 26. Come by if you want to talk about and race self-driving…
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For any of the other boards / shields go to the store on this site, select the item you are interested in and look for links to board diagrams and such. The only hard part is that the links are black text with no underlining so they don't LOOK like links. Hover your mouse over promising sounding words and go down the rabbit hole if you find one.
Warning: the max3232 converts TTL signals to "real" RS-232 levels. (like + and - 9 v or 12 v) Under no circumstances connect that to an Arduino or you'll let the magic smoke out. You'll need to see if you can get to the other side of the max3232 and wire in to the TTL side. (Pins 9, 10, 11, & 12)
Do you need a shield to do what if you don't want airspeed? If you want the schematics to make your own ArduPilot board, then put anything you want from the shield on your board...