It's like the best of both worlds! APM software with a familiar white GPS puck and nice wasp-waist controller box. Just $98 at HobbyKing.
-Chris
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It's like the best of both worlds! APM software with a familiar white GPS puck and nice wasp-waist controller box. Just $98 at HobbyKing.
-Chris
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Yeah, right if Mexico = USA.
@ Rob
A Pixhawk is 200 $ so if 200 is 80 % it means that the whole airframe is 50 bucks.
I would not put 200 $ of flight controller in a 50 buck airframe, on the other hand if my airframe is worth a couple of thousands I would definitively NOT use a 100 $ knockoff ;)
Since it has a 32 bit processor will it work with Copter 3.3?
What 250$ consumer Flightcontroller is made in the USA?
An APM with a 32 bit processor... cool!
It always pains me to read when people under-value all of our work over the years like this. Why shouldn't it cost 80% of the total cost of your build? The system costs what it costs. If the rest of your components are really cheap, good on you for building a low-cost machine. But the comment reads like you think somebody owes you a cheap flight controller.
Would you buy a house and say "The price shouldn't be any higher than the cost of the lumber" ?
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http://www.jiyiuav.com/en/content-171.html
On RCGroups thread they show the pcb and listed the components, so it's basically the same hardware as a px4. Reverse engineering of the ground station software shows that it uses mavlink libraries, but nothing more.
Anyway, who cares? Maybe it's not even mission planner compatible, and it's not cheap enought to justify the hassle of dealing with possible problems...
Is strange, missing motor outputs 7 and 8, only six rc input (pmw?), missing many useful external in/out connectivity.
Why should one buy a clone like that?
Buy the original! ;-)
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