APM Plane settings with mission planner ???????

Posted by yuvraj on October 17, 2014 at 6:52pm

How to start with the fixed wing i have done lot of multirotors but I'am new to the fixed wing can any body provide me the steps for making a fixed wing settings of the calibration and every thing which are mandatory settings should i do using mission planner , I have tried in the wiki I haven't understood as much as good still there is an video sorts in the wiki but its all in private can any body help me please ?

I got the frame from FPV Models But I'am waiting for the settings which are provided in the wiki i didn't getting anything from there its out of understand for me so can any body help me out in this sector

Thanks for all 

Yuvraj

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  • yuvraj October 19, 2014 at 11:51pm

    Any body help me how to do accelerometer calibration and compass calibration for the fixed wing ?

    Help me 

    Thanks for all 

    Yuvraj

    • Simon Howroyd > yuvraj October 20, 2014 at 1:02am

      Try here

      LMGTFY
      For all those people who find it more convenient to bother you with their question rather than search it for themselves.
    • yuvraj > Simon Howroyd October 20, 2014 at 11:16am

      Thank you !

  • Keith Geary October 19, 2014 at 9:47am

    Hi Yuvraj,

    I started this game three years ago, things are alot easier now, but you still need to be prepared for a steep learning curve, crashes and spending some money!

    Before rushing out and buying a plane like the one you have; Skywarrior 2030

    3701855044?profile=originalYou could save yourself alot of time and trouble by following other peoples lead, the plane you have chosen seems very narrow to carry a camera for photo mapping! Many people have posted their experiences on this site, there are even Groups like the X5 users group. I would recommend you sell the plane on to a person who wants an FPV wing and do some research.

    Look at 3DR and what they are now selling, its a SkyWalker2013, many people have posted information about these, the config files are available on this site. The Tx is similar, take a look at the FrSky Taranis, lots of people are using those and there are many videos online about setting up the mode switches, etc.

    There are now over 50,000 people signed up to DIY Drones, with hundreds signing up every week, you can't expect an anonymous person to spend three days supporting you step by step, its all here on this site, just take your time and read the blogs, watch the videos, go out and give it a try, but be prepared for some mishaps, its a learning experience.

    Alternatively, spend $5,000 with 3DR for their new mapping drones, but you will still need to learn how to use them and be prepared for some situations!

    Best of luck,

    Keith,

    • yuvraj > Keith Geary October 19, 2014 at 9:54am

      Thanks keith for you best and honest suggestion to me I will do my homework and I will try to resolve my problems which I'am facing right now , you said right there is available some videos in online/youtube but nobody explaining the value of mixing (aile/rud/ele) etc....if you found any videos please provide me those so that i can start my stepping stone from right now .

      Yuvraj

    • Keith Geary > yuvraj October 19, 2014 at 10:53am

      You do not need to worry about mixing, unless you're going to use a Delta wing, if you do use a Delta Wing, then information about mixing can be found on FPV forums, or in the resepctive Wings user Group, so join some of the Groups on this web site, like the Z2, X5 or X8 Group, Photogrametry, Agriculuture, etc.

      Search YouTube for videos on Taranis mode switches, also read all the information on the Ardupilot web site; APM Plane

      Get a FrSky Taranis Tx and a FrSky Receiver like the X8R, PixHawk AutoPilot, 3DR GPS with compass, Digital air speed sensor with Pitot Tube, 3DR radio 915MHz or 433MHz for Europe.

      Decide which airframe, motor, prop, ESC, batteries 3s or 4s, 5V BEC to power the Autopilots servo rail.

      Then a good camera like the Canon SX260HS and a CHDK trigger, or Sony NEX5N with IR trigger?

      Gimbal or just velcro to hold the camera down?

      Laptop or Android tablet 4.0 or higher, check the Droidplanner or Andropilot web sites for tablets that are known to work with the 3DR radio module.

      There are many posts on this web site, search in Google for "best plane / drone / fixed wing UAV for photomapping", Google is the best way to find Posts on DIY Drones!

      Best Regards,

      Keith,

    • yuvraj > Keith Geary October 19, 2014 at 10:59am

      I have decided everything just have to plan and one more thing for the long range module for the frsky taranis which one can suitable can you prescribe me in that ?? Like Rmile...etcc I need range upto 15 kms if any please let me know for this transmitter !!

    • Keith Geary > yuvraj October 19, 2014 at 11:13am

      Due to UK regulations, I do not fly further than 500m.

      FPV forums have information about long range RC equipment, some people have done long range flights on this forum, you can use 3G mobile phones, there is a 3G user group.

      Cheers,

      Keith,

    • yuvraj > Keith Geary October 19, 2014 at 6:48pm

      Thanks for you reply

      Yuvraj 

  • Moderator
    Graham Dyer October 18, 2014 at 2:56am

    This is a DIY site so you will have to keep reading and try to understand, for someone to list the steps (which can be different for each setup) is not so easy, not knowing your plane/setup/experience.

    Reading and getting to understand is the best way to learn, having the steps is easy but you won't have the vital understanding of what does why.

    There are some video guides here: http://plane.ardupilot.com/wiki/videoguides-3/  and setup steps here: http://plane.ardupilot.com/wiki/arduplane-setup/

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