"I don't really see how Adaptive Control is different than making the weights used in PID control variable/based on the current conditions of the craft. Ie, assign each "rotor" a "lift" value. If, at the maximum correction situation, the craft does…"
I'm working on my first autopilot. For the moment, it's just the GPS part of the autopilot. I have a GPS that is outputting NMEA data and I'm trying to develop a parser for that data. I'm using the parallax propeller and It's 1:42 in the morning so…
"I realize this is a pretty old topic but I wanted to comment on Chris Anderson's post:
"Unfortunately I can't use the Sailsoft one (GPSSIML) because it only supports com ports 1-4. Like most people with laptops, I don't have a dedicated serial port,…"
"Well, you could try to pick a "colorful" target. Like a viewer wearing a bright green or some other color shirt or hat. That way it wouldn't be hard to track"
"With 7.5 LiPo how do you get around the motor voltage problem: my motors at least are "used" to 3.4 volts and I'm not sure what would happen if I put 7.4V, do you use different motors or do you do something altogether?
"How do you supply voltage to your blimp? I noticed that the motor controller chip requires a minimum of 4.5V. How do you manage this assuming you are using the stock 3.6V Li-Ion battery that comes with the blimp? Does the chip handle 3.6V?"
"Perhaps you might take the new parallax product, the Propeller for a Spin?
hehe.. If you are dropping the Stamp you should consider trying out the propeller. I myself am using it and it's very nice. I've run into the problems you are having on the…"
Hello everybody again,While this isn't specifically for an actual UAV, I still need some help and it does kinda have to do w/ making a UAV(sure....)I have a eSKY Transmitter for my new Heli and I want to wire up a joystick to the transmitter instead…
Hello everybody!Here's my setup:-Esky Honey Bee RC 4CH FP Ready-to-Fly Helicopter-Parallax Propeller-Memsic 2125 Dual-axis Accelerometer-GPS-A willingness to run the heli into the ground as many times as it takes :PAnd here's what I've learned about…
"I don't personally own a SuperCub so I don't know it's layout but would it be possible to simply install "normal" servos? Using the 5 wire servos would probably take up a cog and why do that when it can be done for you on the servo?"