I have been building a variable pitch tricopter and wanted to share my results so far.
Basically - I chose a tri and not a quad, because the tri geometry is the same as a traditional heli 120 deg swash plate. Since I can't write a firmware on
This is a bit off topic but hopefully I can get advise on this
I currently have three quads including a 400mm mikropter which is still my most reliable platform but I am really happy with my arduquads and I am likely not to continue the mikr
I am wondering if there are any safety features that are built into the code that for example would prevent the mMotor from running if return to home or one of the other auto modes is accidently triggered while the plane is on the ground??
Hi folksI just loaded up latest firmware 2.24 On a skywalker but have run into an issue i cant figure out.I used apm planner, and performed epprom reset etc. Everything went as usual for update, i set up the radio and modes (2 switches for 6 position
I was using a castle 10amp BEC to power receiver and ardupilotmega. Yesterday, I plugged my battery to do more testing on the arducopter firmware. The arducopter just would not initialize correctly, and after much troubleshooting I discovere
I am used to my mikrokopter quad spining the motors up when armed to the point of enough rotation to stabilize quad but not enough to lift off the ground.
On my arducopter - the motors do not spin up at all once armed.
My quad with latest V2 code is really flying well and I am very happy. However, I still have not discovered a clear answer as to the proper way to "power" the APM (and receiver) during USB communication. With the ESC's getting power from bat