I plugged my Mediatek GPS into the Remzibi OSD with an adapter making very sure the pinouts matched (apparently not sure enough, they didn't). The OSD didn't recognise the GPS but now when I plug the GPS back into ArduPilot everything on the serial m
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
I have now had more than 50 flights with my ArduPilot equipped plane but I am still dissatisfied with the navigation performance despite trying almost every PID configuration that I can think of. I'm using APv2.7.1, Mediatek GPS, FMA thermopiles, a 1
Using latest zip (v2.7.1), FMA XYZ IR sensors, v2 shield,Mediatek GPS, 148cm (58") span OD twin boom pusher plane with manual throttle control, no telemetry, Arduino v0020
I've been trying to get this flying and navigating correctly, had it all workin
Using latest code from repository (R1003), FMA IR sensors, v1 shield, 148cm (58") span OD twin boom pusher plane, manual throttle control, #define NAV_ROLL_P .004 and all other parameters correct as far as I can see (double-checked)
I'm getting this compile error from the latest code in the repository?
In function 'void print_current_waypoint()': error: redefinition of 'void print_current_waypoint()' In function 'void print_control_mode()': In function 'void print_position()': In
The Fly-By-Wire and Stabilize modes of ArduPilot make amazing teachingaids, especially FBW as it's difficult then for even the most ineptbeginner to get the aircraft into too much trouble.
With that in mind and an old 168 APv1 board that's doing nothi
I'd like to know what hardware changes are anticipated for ArduPilot in the near future?
Excluding ArduMega (which I'm not planning to get at this stage), what hardware is current and what is being thought about or planned, eg a new GPS, ArduIMU v3,
Had a few flights this morning with v2.5.01, things went pretty well and I had my GPS logger with me so was able to log the flight. RTL worked fine and AUTO sort of OK too after some tweaking, not using autopilot throttle yet and I've changed the fol
Have a very weird problem at the moment, I have my ArduPilot (328 board) aileron servo output to a Y-lead for a servo in each wing half, however just suddenly the servos appear dead but when I plug the servo's in singly they work.
I bought some extra boards and thermopiles recently here on the forum and couldn't understand why the one board wouldn't work properly, then I noticed that one of the chips is not correctly lined up on its pads. Would it have come out of the factory
My XY sensor only works correctly (version 2.4, AT328 board) if the cable is to either side, not front or rear, weird. If it's front/rear then roll controls elevator and pitch controls aileron. I've tried reversing the two analog wires from the senso
My own design plane with ArduPilot 2.1 (no z-sensor, no shield) has a problem with it's aileron control reversed. Now let me explain: the ailerons work correctly with AP switched off i.e. normal flight (lets call this A), they also work correctly dur
I've had some successful flights using my own platform and APv2.1.2. However I'm having some issues that perhaps someone can help with.1) under power the plane climbs above the stated height set with the config utility, I've set it to 15m however the