Hi all friends .
This new Open Source case for Ardupilot Mega & GPS module & Receiver module & Telemetry module & Airspeed module .
Telemetry module = Xbee Pro 900MHz
GPS module = GS407 U-Blox5 GPS 4Hz
Receiver module = Hitec Optima 9
Airspeed Sensor = MPXV7002DP
Assembly Animation :
Download Clip 1 (1.59 MB)
Download Clip 2 (1.67 MB)
Mass properties :
Mass = 61.75 grams
Volume = 382.15 cubic centimeters
Surface area = 1940.78 centimeters^2
Center of mass: ( centimeters )
X = -1.69
Y = -1.59
Z = -7.44
Principal axes of inertia and principal moments of inertia: ( grams * square centimeters ) Taken at the center of mass.
Ix = (1.00, 0.02, 0.01) Px = 891.24
Iy = (0.01, 0.00, -1.00) Py = 2488.92
Iz = (-0.02, 1.00, 0.00) Pz = 2930.28
Moments of inertia: ( grams * square centimeters ) Taken at the center of mass and aligned with the output coordinate system.
Lxx = 891.98 Lxy = 32.27 Lxz = 19.30
Lyx = 32.27 Lyy = 2929.77 Lyz = -1.27
Lzx = 19.30 Lzy = -1.27 Lzz = 2488.69
oments of inertia: ( grams * square centimeters )Taken at the output coordinate system.
Ixx = 4469.32 Ixy = 198.80 Ixz = 796.73
Iyx = 198.80 Iyy = 6526.87 Iyz = 731.40
Izx = 796.73 Izy = 731.40 Izz = 2822.34
Created by ZXO003 & SolidWork 2010
Comments
Hi ZXO... would it be possible to get the DXF files of your case?
great job!
HI Sean,
Sorry wasnt being funny about the money thing, just we can take that to PM, if it works and you want to sell them, then as its your design then you have options.
Thank you for the kind words on the cutting, I have 3 Laser cutters, for doing diff types of materials, as quickly and cleanly as possible. After 5 years of laser cutting stuff,i still love to watch them go round. its like a little bit of magic :)
Anyway, i digress, email or PM the DXF part/outputs from SW and i will cost it up accurately for you.
sort one out, and see what you think.
Hope this helps.
regards,
Mike.
Thanks for the reply/info
Sean Skirvin
HI Sean,
Chris is right, Ublox or similar helical antenna, must be vertical, or perpendicular to the sky, this is very important.
So you need to change that, even if the antenna exits the box through a hole(un obstructed view of the sky also important)
Ok, i dont feel its right to bandy money about on this forum, but.
I need a DXF/PLT of just the parts to give you an accurate cost, but in real terms....not much..
shipping to US for summet like that, about £4, as the machines run at 55meters a minute (and we charge by the minute), material costs are very low, a few quid at most. As this is a personal offer i would do it cost anway
So, if you want me to accuratley cost it for you, please let me have a DXF or similar with scaling.
Something worth thinking about is coloured acrylics, more expensive material, but weight for strength, this would look VERY cool as a 'homage' to DIYd
VERY nice SW work by the way....
I use a similar method for prototyping, here is a small preview.
Wings
Rear Fuselage
Let me know.
regards,
Mike.
It does actually matter which orientation the ublox antenna is pointing. The radiation pattern is actually a hemisphere. This information can be found on the antenna manufacturers website as follows: http://www.sarantel.com/products/sl1206
I hope this helps
Chris Kirby
Dr. Mike Black, how much would you want to cut the design by Pieter van Woerkom out of the same 1.5mm multiplex? Shipping would be to Ohio, USA.
Sean Skirvin
paradigmpower_05 at yahoo dot com
I can laser cut it for you, if you wish.
Its one of the things we do eveyday.
If you wish to see what sort of quality of work we do, please have a quick look at the lasing cutting on my prototype Hawker Tempest Mk5
Be good to do something different.
Hope this helps.
regards,
Mike.
P.S, not wishing to step on anyones toes here.
Me has a router :) Would like to reccomend building it from 1,5mm aircraft multiplex (like i did) leaving room for 2mm deprom dampning. I allso lightened the box by opening te walls.
@Sebastian
Thankyou kind sir for the info!
@Avalerion
Maybe try ponoko? It's a bit large for my makerbot.
Any ideas as to where one could get this built…?