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Larry Grater
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- United States
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Larry Grater's Discussions
Auxilary TM Output Using UART2/Serial2
Started this discussion. Last reply by Dan Ho Feb 8, 2013. 15 Replies 0 Likes
I'll preface by saying that I'm not a C++ developer. There are multiple references to APM2/2.5 support for UART2 on the forum. Most references don't seem to come to conclusion. I think we have…Continue
NMEA Lat/Long Parser Error for Arduplane 2.40 and Subsequent
Started this discussion. Last reply by Randy Aug 15, 2012. 1 Reply 0 Likes
If you are not using NMEA disregard.I recently discovered what I think is a parsing error for the NMEA lat/long decimal minutes in the latest version(s) of the GPS library. I found this when doing…Continue
Compilation Issues with Arduino 022 or 023?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Larry Grater Feb 7, 2012. 1 Reply 0 Likes
I wanted to make a minor change to uncomment WITH_NMEA_MODE, run a GPS test in Mission Planner for Venus GPS (didn't get that far). I got compiler warnings with both 2.27 and 2.28 using both 022 and…Continue
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Profile Information
- About Me:
- Aerospace Engineer with 27 or so years experience in aerodynamics and flight control.
- Please tell us a bit about your UAV interest
- I've been in RC for years, interested in autonomous flight DIY.
- Hometown:
- DFW
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NTNS-2 Flies to 88k ft with Stinger 64 Airframe (partial success)
Posted on August 24, 2012 at 4:00pm 23 Comments 1 Like
On 5/18/12 North Texas Near Space (NTNS-2) achieved a maximum altitude of 87959 ft over a sparsely populated section of North Texas. The flight was partially successful and full duration telemetry and…
ContinueStinger 64 HAB Early Integration Pictures with APM2
Posted on July 17, 2012 at 9:30pm 7 Comments 2 Likes
I've just finished the build and will begin early full up integration testing in the next day or so on NTNS-2. This is a highly modified Stinger 64 with APM2. There are really 2 airframes. One is for flight testing, gain tuning, learning a little about APM2. I have to admit that there have been several issues. The two that i know that I have are the flash card slot being a…
APM-1 Ride-Along HAB Flight to 86688 ft (Dual Launch, also from Albuquerque)
Posted on May 29, 2012 at 8:30pm 5 Comments 4 Likes
On 5/20/12 North Texas Near Space (NTNS) and Project Soar collaborated on a dual launch during the annular eclipse. Albuquerque was directly in path of the eclipse. The NTNS payload had most of the electronics that I had intended for a guided flight. That airframe is no more, but I have some data that I'd like to share with the group as a result. The dual launch was a great target of opportunity…
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do you know what the max dynamic pressure you saw during your 101K flight? do you have velocity vs altitude data that is available to look at?
dennis
Hi Larry I finally got a chance to view your video of the 101k today I liked the release it dropped clean then spun down to the thicker air around 57k got control and started hunting for the way points. When I first seen it pull it's nose up and the sun come into view I knew the flight would be a success the further it descended the more solid it became right down the groove..It must have been quite a scramble to get from the launch to the landing area. you could poke around and maby get a grant to collect upper atmosphere air samples to look for various levels of ozone and such.Congradulations on the flight thanks for sharing it with me I will study it again in detail and see if any thing extra ordinary stands out Have a good Day! Carl
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