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Fault found

Hello all,

A definite fault in the code, when entering auto mode via mission reset when the plane is above your desired altitude the plane will go to high throttle and nose down and will not pull out unless you go back to manual, however if you missio

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Level

I noticed someone else posted this earlier there is no option to calibrate level in the mission planner screen, looks like this has to be done direct from the CLI, does this mean this will not be available via the normal way on mission planner? or wa

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problem with leveling

hi i tried to level my apm and when i opened the level fonction it show (calibrate accelerometer)

the level fonction have vanished i also tried to find the manual-level in the advance parameter list and did not find it 

thanks

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Skywalker loss of altitude RTL

I would really appreciate some help as my Skywalker is losing altitude when RTL is commanded. While flying in manual mode I did notice I needed to add up trim to the elevator and I will correct this before the next flight, could this be why RTL behav

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Level Flight Tuning

Hi guys,

I have a question on tuning for level flight in auto mode. When the plane throttles back due to increased headwind during a leg, the plane maintains a steady left bank of about 3-5 degrees. When it needs more throttle to maintain the target a

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Flap Servo Setup Question

Hi guys,

I'm currently running a Super Sky Surfer with this setup

Arduplane 2.73

4 HS-82MG for ailerons and flaps
1 HS-225MG Elevator
1 HS-85MG Rudder

CC 10A bec to power ardupilot, receiver and servos

My flaps are currently connected straight to the receiv

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Altitude

Hello all,

In previous firmware there was a option to pick GPS or Barometer or both for altitude control I have noticed in the new firmware this has now been removed, does anyone know how altitude is now controlled in the code GPS, BAROMETER or both?

 

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