Hello, I designed a quadcopter frame with the Pixhawk centered but sitting ~12cm higher than the motor/propeller plane. Can there be any problems because of that?
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As you can see, the Pixhawk enters into FAILSAFE_GCS-1 and later FAILSAFE_GCS-0.
What is the reason?
What does each failsafe mode mean?"
Hello, I downloaded the flight logs from my Pixhawk through the Mission Planner Software and saw something strange.While the X and Y Acceleration Graphs where centered around 0, the Z Acceleration was centered around -10.logs.pngIs this normal?What…
Hello,I'm using the Pixhawk autopilot with a telemetry link and a 6 channel Spektrum transmitter. 6 channels don't don't allow me to cover all the flight modes that I desire to use. Question:Is it possible to change the flight modes of my quad in…
Hello,I'm using the Pixhawk flight controller on a Quadcopter.With the throttle stick on my RC transmitter all the way up - My ESCs will deliver current well above the rating of my brushless motors - effectively burning the windings.I know that I…
Hello,As a learning project - I'd like to build a PID stabilized see-saw (DC motor with a propeller on each end).At the center of the see-saw teetering axis I need an inclination sensing element.Do you think a fully featured AHRS is required or a…
Hello everybody! I was looking on sparkfun.com to buy a 3-axis accelerometer for learning and training purposes. From what I understand, some of the accelerometers have an integrated interface (SPI, I2C, etc...) while others simpler versions output…
When I said: "astronauts in the space shuttle" I didn't mean 100 miles above earth.
I meant thousands of miles away from earth gravitational field.
Than and only than you are truly weightless.
I think you have a mistake.
A 3-axis accelerometers will show 0 G on every axis when stationary or at a constant speed.
In the event of a free fall parallel to the Z axis, the value on this axis will show 1 G while the X and Y axis…"