I had built a new tarot 650 with a genuine pixhawk and today i went out to test waypoints. This is my second pixhawk rig and I have 3 other apm birds all of which hit they're wayponts on the money with no issues. I had tuned this thing very well.
As discussed in the other thread, I wish my pixhawk didn't have a safety switch, or if it had one, that it were used only to arm the motor, not the servos.
So for my own safety I use motor arm via rudder (which I now have working), but if I didn't pus
Hey guys funny problem I get my new Pixhawks and load up the Mission Planner Wizard. It connects fine and goes through the musical tones just fins. Then in part three it connects and says no reason to up load firmware already on board. Then it goes t
I installed the Ublox Neo-6M GPS with V2.0 compass module on my APM2.6 and everything set up fine but when I look at the compass heading in Mission Planner the compass is indicating that the Hexacopter is pointing South when in fact it is pointing No
I was always wondering why my dataflash wouldn't work / record. But originally I managed to set up my octocopter without any problems so I didn't bother with it.
However, after a recent incident and the subsequent painfull repair I've d
All I want to do is to ensure that the prop isn't active after battery power is applied, until I arm it but I want the servos to work with the prop not armed.
Question #1
The pixhawk arm button is apparently required to arm the servos. Why? I really wi
Pixhawk, APM 3.0.3 plane, I was testing stuff on the bench, the prop was not armed, I verified I could not turn it on with the remote and APM planner said "disarmed"
I then tried 'preflight reboot' and this caused the throttle t
So, Ive recently put APM on an RC Timer F800. The first few flights went very well. At the time, I was running a Futaba 8J. By the end of the first day, stabilize was spot on and the Hex was flying really well. On the second day of flight testing, I
Selling 2 of my multirotors to help fund my next project. First up is a tricopter that flies great. It is a Turnigy talon tricpoter frame, Turnigy 620KV pancake motors swinging 14x5.5 MR props, afro 20 amp esc, and a KK2.1 loaded with steveis 1.17
I want to build a Quad for tethered flight. Something that can climb and hold for long durations. Its just a hobby project, so I don't have any huge problems regarding reliability right now.