Maybe I'm doing something stupid, or don't understand something, but on my simple flight plan this morning I had a 3 turn loiter command. When my plane reached the position, it simply kept on circling, never exiting even after 6+ turns.
After watching a movie clip of my plan flying on auto using the airspeed, I see that at times it oscillates pitch up and down, while increasing and decreasing the motor revs continually.
This seems to only happen with the Airspeed sensor connected.
After 8 very successful flights these last weeks, this morning for some reason, while in stabilise, my plane's surface areas are very slow to respond to movement of the airframe. Normally, using the standard skywalker parameters, the ailerons a
I don't have the facility where I can press enter three times to get the CLI while in flight mode - when clicking Terminal the APM Planner just fills the screen with gibberish and banging the enter key does not help.
My piloting skills are not there yet, and I'd like to be able to launch my foamy with one hand holding the transmitter. I would like it to immediately climb to the default altitude after leaving my hand.
I'm currently using my old development laptop which is powerful enough, but it's screen is so dim outside it's completely useless without a shroud or inside a car behind a shaded wall.
I'm thinking of buying a laptop specifically for running the miss
Well it's a sad weekend. On Friday my Skwalker had a second catastrophic nose dive and I lost it somewhere over a marsh. Scanning the area with a FPV had no success.
I've made peace with the loss, I'm just trying to understand what caused the nose di
My APM is acting very strangely. As soon as I switch it on it goes into a tight spiral which ends in a dive. I did three flights, the last time we could not get it out of the five and my Skywalker became part of the landscape. Luckily all the
I've been intrigued with the UDP connection option in the APM Planner. I can't find much documentation on this. Here's hoping it's an experimental option to connect to the APM over 3G Internet!