"Please show us pictures of the actual device(s), technical details (inputs, outputs, resolution, fps, compression, latency, modulation, power, antenna etc), demo videos recorded on earth (how clear and smooth, choppy or not, what happens if there…"
I am working on connecting my own controller panel to Andropilot using Mavlink and Bluetooth. Most functions are working, however I have some questions:- the red "Looking for radio" warning keeps on screen after Bluetooth connection, the HUD, Map…
"Installing Eclipse is easy, but plain Eclipse is not an Arm IDE. Selecting the proper plugins, and configure them is the real problem. There are different version of Eclipse, different toolsets and plugins. Not all of them working together. There…"
"Coocox supports jtag, but only two proprietary adapters: Colink (ftdi variant) and ColinkEx (using an ARM uC).
It's Eclipse based, so the functions are similar.
What I like in Coocox:
- free and unlimited
- easy to install on Windows (to the…"
"The rendeingr made from an Eagle pcb?
If yes, could you please tell me the library items for the miniUSB connector and the right angle pin headers?
I just finished a pcb and I like to make a nice rendering too, unfortunately I can't find the above…"
"Of course the sign of the acceleration value is important (compensate to the left or right). However I think first check if the basic idea is OK, and such details later."
If I understand well, the current centripetal accelaration compensation is based on the d_fi / d_t from the z gyro and the v coming from the gps. I think it's only correct if there is no wind, because computing the acceleration this way requires the…
"I tried this modems using the evaluation kit. The range was way below the specification, shorter then my Futaba FASST gear. It has problem as close as 1km, clear line of sight.
Did you range tested the modems? I am curious if my boards are faulty…"
""We only briefly considered the ITG3200. In terms of drift and working range, the IXZ500 seemed a better fit, with a range of 500 degrees/second, which is adequate for most aircraft"