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Just getting started in quadcopters
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"Check your propeller orientation. Is the embossed writing denoting the propeller size and direction facing the sky? All six propellers?"
"Was waiting to see if I was going to be available before replying. Doesn't look like I'm going to be able to make it."
"Wow. Good catch, Gary. I never knew DJI made things so complicated. ;)"
"Your second photo is the correct orientation with the lettering on the top side of the propeller."
"Great Dog:)
Thanks."
Thanks."
"I haven't used it, but maybe give CONDITION_DELAY a try?"
"You're welcome."
"In case anybody's curious, I re-discovered the page that I was looking for. It's on the Developer wiki and is titled "Graphics Resource Page"."
"@Hugues,
Have you proven this 150 A scenario by measuring the current with an ammeter and comparing it to what the Pixhawk reports?
I ask because I do not believe that the voltage division is as straightforward as it seems. If you look at this…"
Have you proven this 150 A scenario by measuring the current with an ammeter and comparing it to what the Pixhawk reports?
I ask because I do not believe that the voltage division is as straightforward as it seems. If you look at this…"
Is there a page that offers a collection of 3DRobotics and general DIYDrones graphics? My memory is trying to convince me that there was a page on the wiki that just had a collection of images of all the common components used in an aircraft build…
"Doesn't the Pixhawk support S.Bus as well as PPM? In that case, you could just use an X8R receiver.
If you really do need PPM, how about an X8R with a FrSky SBUS to CPPM Converter?"
If you really do need PPM, how about an X8R with a FrSky SBUS to CPPM Converter?"
"Good deal. Just out of curiosity, what voltage did you measure?"
"@Dennis,
This regulator is being used to take the 5V board input and regulate it down to 3.3V. When a regulator fails, it could fail multiple ways, no output (Hi-Z), output grounded, or output shorted to input, for example. This one in particular…"
This regulator is being used to take the 5V board input and regulate it down to 3.3V. When a regulator fails, it could fail multiple ways, no output (Hi-Z), output grounded, or output shorted to input, for example. This one in particular…"
"Take a look at the "AC3.1 & blown 3.3V regulator" blog post to understand the issue of the blown 3.3V regulator and how AC3.1 uncovered the issue. This information should also help you zero in on identifying whether this is actually what happened…"
"Have you flown this mission? I'm curious to know what the outcome was. I created a similar mission and it appeared to me that the aircraft pointed at the designated ROI, then flew to the next waypoint without changing yaw. Let's say the ROI was due…"
