The annual Australian UAV competition starts next Monday, Sept 27th. Ten teams are entered. The schedule of events is now up. Wish we could be there!
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The annual Australian UAV competition starts next Monday, Sept 27th. Ten teams are entered. The schedule of events is now up. Wish we could be there!
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Anyway, I have already posted on rcgroups another incoherence: if GPS is dead, there is an option to loiter for 30s and THEN to use dead reckoning home. Nobody says it could do dead reckoning straight away. As if they would want to make sure the dead reckoning is losing precision.
I have one rule that would solve all problems:
Each UAV event organiser must provide as a proof of comitee-worthiness an autopilot of his own making, of whatever quality.
One thing Mark,
It is mentioned in the rules that you can arrange Deliverable2 to be processed faster particularly if you are abroad. Did you rushed it or were relatively late?
It related to the actions to be taken in the event that both the GPS and telemetry is lost.
"Our team,Y-UAV.. were disqualified because we didn't clearly mention one technical point "
Sounds like a punitive action. If they want to promote activity, they should try communicating first.
What was the detail, if we can know in order to not repeat the error?
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