Well,
here are a 1.8 year old video that i edited to show how are the video footage of high stability rotorcraft.
This is one of me first test with full-HD video cam.
As you can see, this platform is much more stable as ardupilot.
No wooble or vibrations.
Some balance in the video are due gimbal servos. I am using nicoleto gimbal.
This setup are using default PID.
OBS: from 2:00 to 3:00 the video are post processed to remove some wooble.
Today the platform is much more stable and using high speed servos on the gimbal
octo - gimbal and stability test from Eduardo lavratti on Vimeo.
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LOL @ the guy sleeping on the bench....
yesterday i assembled my arducopter again.
Acm are upgraded with last firmware.
Today i make some test.
First impression. Altitude apear to be workning but motor stay jumping .
Would be interesting to make an arducopter against eduardo MK FC video competition
Could maybe push the AC development :)
Eduardo can you show photo of your rotorcraft? Nice video Thank you
Sebastian, i finish another big hexa this week and make a close video showing the stability.
Have you a good close video of arducopter to compare ?
i forger to ask, you use WAYPOINT Navigation and Position hold ?
As i say ... i do some post processing at 2:00 to 3:00
about wobbling ... arducopter have much more wobbling.
This is an old video .. more than 1 year ago and using an octo with default pid.
This octo are tunned to make pictures at 800m alttitude not for video.
i try to put the arducopter on my frame tons of times and never get this stability.
I used high speed moded esc, conventional esc etc . wobbling continue.
I will try again this week and post my resusts.
Sebastion, about altitude control ? i never get good altitude stabilization with arducopter.
the patent says:
8 electric driven rotors on 2 axis which are not parallel but in an angle to each other
hard to build an octo V without these parameters....
Surely you can't patent ideas though, only specific implementations. Just don't try to sell an exact replica of the AscTec's Falcon 8 and you are golden. A patent ensures that the specific system is protected in order to be commercially exploited by its inventor. Make enough changes and it's not that system anymore and not patented.
well, it IS wobbling
take an arducopter and fine tune it -> same result
I bet your video is deshaked at some points
I make this mod some years ago.
i will search my drafts ...