Hi, My arducopter board is doing strange thigs. After I used the openpilot cc board on my quad for several months and got a reliable stabel flight and hover, I bought the arducopter board as it had the altimeter and gps. My sun and I spent a week of s
i loaded the new 2.4.1 on my quad with APM1 and when i do the motors test it spins motor 1 fast then motor 4 and then 2 and it spind 2 for about 5 sec... i am setup in X...
Haven't used Arduino to compile any code for a long time, but had no issues in the past.
First problem: need help with ArduPlane 2.2.8, it won't compile in (the latest) Arduino environment, even if I did not touch the APM2 code at all. It has about a
I know there have been several threads related to this but I have no found a definitive build log or instruction. I'm designing a UAV and weighing my options for autopilot, telemetry, and OSD. Since the Ardupilot coupled with Xbee can allow RC cont
When I point my plane to what it thinks is west, one would think the east would be in perfectly opposite direction, no , east is almost 40degree off. Same, but smaller error in north-south direction.
Am just starting a large hexacopter project and a bit stuck due to being on a budget can anyone tell me any other material they have used fro the main body other than carbon fiber, i am using aluminium arms
...can I pull off the switch block and wire/configure these ports as outputs to control my HD170 camera by pushing it's buttons via software on the APM?
I plan to power the HD170 over its USB port, tying it to the ground of the APM so I'm assuming the
I'm getting these compile errors from the latest git version, as far as I know all the libraries are there so not sure why these errors would appear. Anyone with greater experience help me out?
In file included from ArduCopter.cpp:93: GCS.h:129: error:
It appears that selecting the Stabilize mode (with mag enabled) also provides heading hold. Is heading hold (not Simple mode) also possible in Acrobatic mode? If not, has anyone done a code branch to do this?