Originally Posted by x4FF3

here is a short onboard video of my Y6 --> http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showp...postcount=3572

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XaMtYvEtmbQ

@zviratko: AUW without battery and gopro is exactly 700grams

thants impressive and really shows how far the 8bit tech is, processing power is one side, code the other

This is just a gorpo directly mounted on a FCP and promini only.
Thanks x4F3

But be sure there is lot upcomming.
But good things need time

Originally Posted by x4FF3

that's how i mounted mine

i get about 12 mins out of my 3S 2.500mAh 25C with smooth flying

12 minutes out of a 500mah?

You either meant 5000mah or I want to know your secret!

Originally Posted by SouthPawPaul

12 minutes out of a 500mah?

You either meant 5000mah or I want to know your secret!

2500 mAh

Hi Paul,

when will the flyduino mega be back in store again?

regards

i really hope i less then 2 weeks, sry, did my best but cant change it.

Hi,

searched the thread with no success - if already asked I apologize!!

Paul offers Flyduino to Spektrum Satellite, incl. 3V regulator in his shop http://flyduino.net/Flyduino-to-Spek...l-3V-regulator - but the code since 1.9/2.0 shows this:

/* The following lines apply only for Spektrum Satellite Receiver
Spektrum Satellites are 3V devices. DO NOT connect to 5V!
For MEGA boards, attach sat grey wire to RX1, pin 19. Sat black wire to ground. Sat orange wire to Mega board's 3.3V (or any other 3V to 3.3V source).

So I asked myself do I nedd such a V-regulator or can I connect a Spektrum satellite directly to Flyduino's 3.3V the way it's described in the code?

Or why should I take the regulator?


Thank you!!


Jan

Originally Posted by Jan F.

Hi,

searched the thread with no success - if already asked I apologize!!

Paul offers Flyduino to Spektrum Satellite, incl. 3V regulator in his shop http://flyduino.net/Flyduino-to-Spek...l-3V-regulator - but the code since 1.9/2.0 shows this:

/* The following lines apply only for Spektrum Satellite Receiver
Spektrum Satellites are 3V devices. DO NOT connect to 5V!
For MEGA boards, attach sat grey wire to RX1, pin 19. Sat black wire to ground. Sat orange wire to Mega board's 3.3V (or any other 3V to 3.3V source).

So I asked myself do I nedd such a V-regulator or can I connect a Spektrum satellite directly to Flyduino's 3.3V the way it's described in the code?

Or why should I take the regulator?


Thank you!!


Jan

Hi Jan,

use the cable (incl. regulator) if you want to add the Spektrum Sat the easy way without soldering - it's a simple plug&fly solution.

You can also make your own cable for connecting the Sat to the board.

aBUGSworstnightmare

Originally Posted by aBUGSnightmare

Hi Jan,

use the cable (incl. regulator) if you want to add the Spektrum Sat the easy way without soldering - it's a simple plug&fly solution.

You can also make your own cable for connecting the Sat to the board.

aBUGSworstnightmare

Thx this bit of soldering does not realy scare me , if there
is no other real advantage in using the step-down regulator?

Jan

both is opssible as jörg told.
This cable is a direct plug and play sollution, works beatifully, looking nice and is aproved.

Originally Posted by Goofy23

both is opssible as jörg told.
This cable is a direct plug and play sollution, works beatifully, looking nice and is aproved.

Hi Paul,

Nice adapter, could be useful for OpenPilot CC users as well, the flexport offers connection to a satellite but you need an adapter too to lower the voltage.
Different connector though, but that's easy..

Menno

flydumini with mt1306 motors

mwc quad // flydumini mt1306 (2 min 7 sec)

great video Markus!
Its a powerfull combination, good for skilled pilots.
This is what i did this afternoon, hm my flying skills are still horrible and its a not much tuned setup, but here it is.

Untitled (2 min 1 sec)

Its the FCP with 8" flat Hex Setup and MT2208, a bit underpowered may, but working well, the copter flies rock solid, but not the pilot.
Gimbal reaction can be faster on multiwii, but its allready quite nice.
The cam was a Sony HX9, quite demanding vibration wise, but the new mount and ballanced propellers did a good job.
Flat Hex seems to be the way to go, we will try a 10" flat hex next time, its very promissing.

some raw footage
http://uploaded.to/file/egrm814n
http://www.badongo.com/file/26956540

Originally Posted by warthox

flydumini with mt1306 motors

http://vimeo.com/41373848

That is insane!! wow!!!

Good job, Paul!

I see you're getting better with flying your own creatures around. Ok ... it's no warthox' style ... but at least there's only 1 warthox. The 1 and only...

If I was on the same filed with Markus I'd steal his transmitter to provide me some peaceful flying time. I'd get nervous pretty soon if he'd fly around my aircraft!

Originally Posted by Goofy23

great video Markus!
Its a powerfull combination, good for skilled pilots.
This is what i did this afternoon, hm my flying skills are still horrible and its a not much tuned setup, but here it is.
https://vimeo.com/41381861
Its the FCP with 8" flat Hex Setup and MT2208, a bit underpowered may, but working well, the copter flies rock solid, but not the pilot.
Gimbal reaction can be faster on multiwii, but its allready quite nice.
The cam was a Sony HX9, quite demanding vibration wise, but the new mount and ballanced propellers did a good job.
Flat Hex seems to be the way to go, we will try a 10" flat hex next time, its very promissing.

some raw footage
http://uploaded.to/file/egrm814n
http://www.badongo.com/file/26956540

Originally Posted by kinderkram

Good job, Paul!

I see you're getting better with flying your own creatures around. Ok ... it's no warthox' style ... but at least there's only 1 warthox. The 1 and only...

If I was on the same filed with Markus I'd steal his transmitter to provide me some peaceful flying time. I'd get nervous pretty soon if he'd fly around my aircraft!