"Hi Sgt Ric......
I agree with you about the EasyStar .... I started at this racket
before servos and proportional control ( escapements ) and there
was no throttle just full speed till the fuel ran out .... My EasyStar
has been through everything…"

"I would also like to hear from people who have had success with this system.... It hasn't worked for me yet ....I have all the hardware hook- up in my EasyStar with the way-points loaded properly..... Several near misses and one nose in this…"

"Tnx Tom....
Tried that the day before .... It was wrong but then it just dove strait down ..... Caught it on manual ....I think it may have something to do with the gain setting for the elevator ...."

"I flew my EasyStar this morning with Ardupilot 2.2.x . A little windy ....
When I put the plane in the auto mode and it started porposing towards
earth ....I recovered in manual position ....Ii tried it several times and the same
thing ... I do not…"

"Hello....
I have the Sparkfun FTDI cable and adapter writing and reading the Way-Points using the Ardupilot Config Utility ......
Thanks to Damon's sugestion of lifting pin 6 from the Sparkfun adapter....I just bent the pin away from the connector…"

"I have most of it working....XY and throtle most deffinately works... Not sure about the Z....But the rudder on the out-door walk around test hardly moves with the shield in place .... I live on a street that almost runs north to south so I changed…"

"is there a physical check to see if the Z sensor works ....I know the X-Y works .....It moves the elevator up and down when tilting the model ....Couldn't get the same reaction from the Z sensor ...."

"I think for now I will connect a small switch to bring the base high or low as required"

"This is what I get as well from 2 computers"

"THAT SHOULD BE MODE LIGHT comes on"

"I have a similar problem....I can't upload the schetch file as long as the GPS is connected to shield....I can get a good lock after reconnecting the GPS ....Lots of action
from the elevator and speed sensor but the rudder doesn't move in the walk…"