I finally got around to powering up my APM2 today and all initial steps seemed to go well. Driver installation, mission planner installation, firmware upload, connecting to APM2.. all were fine.
Iv been through the search tab countless times and can seem to find anyone that succesfully interfaced the MediaTek GPS with a UNO before . So im asking Has anyone got the DIYD mediatek GPS working with UNO?
Right now i'm exporting the telemetry data into the log file and looking at it through Excel. Is there a easier way to isolate variables I need? I've seen from old screenshots that there was a GUI in Mission Planner that makes it easier to view the t
This discussion thread is a follow-on to several conversations I've had with people in the forums who are particularly interested in the aerodynamics of vertical take off and landing (VTOL) aircraft. Much of the dialog in these forums appropriately
Does the APM 1 & 2 do the crc checking or the apm planner? Probably sounds a stupid question but I am starting to find my way around the telemetry link as we are having lost packets issues http://diydrones.com/forum/topics/xbee-mavlink-missing-data?c
I have an APM1 2560 with the "normal" gps on it. I also have one of these lying in a spares bin. Would there be any benefit in using this? The stock firmware does not have the I2C enabled but that is doable.
Hi all, I had sonar ()MB1200/EZ0) altitude hold working fine with my arducopter APM1 1280 board. Just upgraded to APM2 purple board and now when I switch to alt hold the copter drops to the ground. Sonar altitude numbers look fine when I test it indo
Diagnosing my new 3DR hexa, I noticed in the CLI, it reports COMPASS INIT ERROR.
Running CLI's compass test prints out "not healthy". I also built a second APM1.x today, no issues and it too reports the same error. The 3DR magnetometer came with the
I have been struggling to get my Arducopter to set off to the first waypoint at the correct altitude and part of the problem is that I don' t know whether the various altitude values are absolute or relative to the home position. At the moment it beh
So I recently got my homebrew quad flying waypoints with Xbee, and today it decided to do something pretty weird. When I first plugged in the battery and got a link between xbees the artificial horizon was showing about 40 degrees nose up. After si
I'm trying to understand how to install, and make Qgroundcontrol working. I am completely confused and lost when I try to follow the indications I found either here or on Qgroundcontrol website. And I do need some serious help there..
I'd like to learn what each of the 76 selections mean.
Most of them to me are obvious, but there are ones like: Logarithmic,Ing, ax, gx, mx, magfield, wpno, press_abs, and brklevel that I haven't got a clue.
I see Arduplane 2.3 has been out for a few days, but the Wiki page has not been updated with a summary of what is included and improved from 2.28 Can someone fill us in?