Hey guys My buddy and I are new to the drone world. We had an idea to use drones to fly around with a flag or advertisement of some sort around populated areas. Here is a link to the survey, if you have additional comments or drone specs that we didn'
I am currently building a Cloud Control Station (SaaS) for my quadcopter which I hope others will find interesting. After testing some existing GCS I find them very... complex and not so user
I am having a hard time getting apm planner installed on my raspberry pi that will control my quad-copter. is there a raspberry pi image that will just work?
I plan to build a hexacopter with the Pixhawk flight controller. I was researching it up and found the Pixhawk 2.1 version which comes with a CUBE and EDISON option. Also online on eBay I found a Pixhawk 2.4.8 as well. However, the data available was
I'm using Mission Planner (MP) for a copter simulation. Specifically, I'm creating a QGC formated (.waypoints) file including the home position, the take-off command, the waypoints to follow, some other actions and closing with an RTL command . T
Hi everyone,Im currently writing a program that compares the drone's current location coordinates with the waypoints coordinates so once they match a script is executed. My question is how do i access those waypoints that were loaded to the pixhawk v
I would like to add a retractable landing gear to my yuneec q500. There are many there and to attach one should not be a problem. The problem is to activate it.
I think ST10+ has no spare channel, but I have a DX6I available.
I am building a hexacopter and will be using PixHawk as the flight controller and a Raspberry Pi for gimbal control as well as image processing. Now I see that I can use a 4s or 6s battery for powering my set up and a BEC can be used to convert the 1
Can anyone please shed some light as to what I need in my drone (Gimbal? Camera?) to capture the data that made this simulation possible where it knows where the camera was pointing to and what is the footpr
Ive recently built a DJI S1000 with the new Pixhawk 2 and Here GPS. I was initially impressed with the results compared to my previous S1000 builds using the original Pixhawk. It seemed to be less finicky to setup and provided decent result
Hi everyone, this is my first post on DIY Drones although I have been scouring this forum for years for useful info. I don't even know if I'm posting in the right forum section or not, but hopefully I am. I have always been able to figure out any pro
I am using jMAVSim with qgroundcontrol and Pixhawk on windows.
I was able to connect everything but there is one big problem. The quadcopter on jMAVSim does not fly stably. Whenever I send the Take Off command from qgroundcontrol or manually pu
I am looking to build a multicopter based on the Tarot 960 hexa frame. I will be using the PixHawk 2.4.9 as the controller. I want to know whether its possible to fit 18" props on them and if yes what is the motor rating I should look at ? I will be
i am currently evaluating the pros and cons of replacing an Autoquad (AQ) FC with a Pixhawk FC in a existing AQ-quadrocopter system (FC, ESC, etc.). The reason for this is the unavailability of the AQ FC, since they stopped the production
I'm working on a project in which I want my PX4 to read data from an esp8826 (specifically - RSSI values from nearby APs). I've seen the esp8826 can be used to as a telemetry device - but this does not do the trick for me.
is it possible to use a blheli_s esc with an arduino mega board as the flight controller ? ( no commercial flight controller ) , cuz i read that blheli_s dshot works with betaflight and the compatible clight controllers