Here is was is going on. I have an ArduCopter kit running NG/RC2 with GPS and Mag in "X" mode. I have successfully calibrated my ACC, Mag and ESC's with CLI. I also ran the min throttle calibration and it logged a min throttle of 1109. I disconne
Once I´d like to descripe some strange power behavior of the apm. I tested both verseions - the old board and the new board (1.0 and 1.4) with 2 different IMU shields.
I have the Maxbotix XL EZ4. Whenever I try using the rangefinder tests I get weird results in the serial console. What type of data should I be seeing? What results are other people getting?ThanksLee
I have been following the online instructions for putting my arducopter together. I have my arducopter about 75% finished, but i am struggling with something. I cant seem to figure out how the board is supposed to power up without the usb plugged in.
diid somebody tried to use an APC220 in place of the xbee shield and module to calibrate the quadCopter ? Would it function or not ? Seems to be the way to go for a wider range (1km) ! No ?
I am working right now on Designing and building a ground control station for smaller rc type UAVs. It will be a handheld device with a video screen to downlink the video feed from the plane. There will also be a joystick to control the movement of
I've been flight testing my Arducopter since Christmas with excellent flight performance (RC2 firmware) but mixed results for the Gps hold function. I finally tracked the issue down to my MTK GPS resetting itself while running the September firmware
I've been doing more and more aggressive flying as I'm getting use to the sticks and I notice that as I do dramatic swings that when I let go of the stick it continues to fly in one of the directions I was swinging in. Like the gyro is confused as to
I have an "old" golf gps which i dont use anymore and i was wondering if it might be possible to use it with Arduino? It is a Magellan/Thales D12 V.4 GPS as shown in the picture. Pict #2 is the pcb of the golf gps with a lcd on the other side.
The failsafe setting, when it says "come home in AUTO, LOITER" I presume that it mean it will ignore all other waypoints and just come home. If it flew out of range & entered into the failsafe condition, once it comes back into range, will it not see
Hey people, I have a quick question and I hope anyone experience can help me......
I have assembled and setup everything with the ground control system GCS, RC receiver, ESC, servos, etc. When the onboard xbee is connected, the servos are twitching s