Originally Posted by kinderkram

Yah, 32bit will be the future. And believe me: Paul is prepared for that future.

Now that you own a Naze32 - what's the differences compared to the ancient 8bitters?
I mean ... does it fly any better? Is it more stable? More features?

you run out of cpu cycles when applying the correct sensor fusion algorythm.

great video Markus!
seems it would be hard to fly with all those bugs flying around my head like that. You truly are a pro when you can fly like that as well as swat bugs at the same time

Originally Posted by warthox

flydumini with mt1306 motors

http://vimeo.com/41373848

Originally Posted by ndfly700

great video Markus!
seems it would be hard to fly with all those bugs flying around my head like that. You truly are a pro when you can fly like that as well as swat bugs at the same time

thanks
a good protein snack for in between

Even without protein, you are better then most other pilots.
some info, we got a full range of full Cf Propellers in the Shop.

http://flyduino.net/Propeller

Hello sorry for my ignorance, I am using multiwii platform with mega flyduino and freeimu v0.4.3.
The pullups are enabled or you have to activate them.
Can you tell me if this is what needs to be welded to activate.

is well connected or do I have to solder the bridge

its all fine pullupson the freeimu are activated by default.

Goofy23 thank you very much

Originally Posted by Goofy23

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

Perhaps add a link to the 90 degree 3-row pinheaders while you are at it.
I soldered on the supplied pinheaders and later found out about the much more convenient angled pinheaders :P

Originally Posted by Trenjeska

Perhaps add a link to the 90 degree 3-row pinheaders while you are at it.
I soldered on the supplied pinheaders and later found out about the much more convenient angled pinheaders :P

Depends on how much room you have left on the center plates. Those rectangles need more space in the horizontal while the upright need more room on the top.

I have Flyduiono Mega board and want to try multiwii (have NAZA, ARDUCOPTER and KK). I am interested in acro and level flight. I want to use drotek sensors.
So the question – is MPU-6050 well supported in wultiwii code of should i use old IGT 3200? Is the drotek board just plug and play (uncomment in code and tune)?

Originally Posted by Guntars

I have Flyduiono Mega board and want to try multiwii (have NAZA, ARDUCOPTER and KK). I am interested in acro and level flight. I want to use drotek sensors.
So the question – is MPU-6050 well supported in wultiwii code of should i use old IGT 3200? Is the drotek board just plug and play (uncomment in code and tune)?

I have the drotek 6050 sensorbob connected to a flyduino mega with multiwii 2.0 here. And it is pretty straght forward. sensor works well. do use the multiwii default address of D2 in stead of the 69 mentioned on the drotek site. And either add #undef INTERNAL_I2C_PULLUPS to the drotek section in def.h or uncomment the defenition this line undefines.

Originally Posted by Guntars

I have Flyduiono Mega board and want to try multiwii (have NAZA, ARDUCOPTER and KK). I am interested in acro and level flight. I want to use drotek sensors.
So the question – is MPU-6050 well supported in wultiwii code of should i use old IGT 3200? Is the drotek board just plug and play (uncomment in code and tune)?

MPU6050 has a bug in the LPF in MWC 2.0 that has now been fixed in the latest dev version.

The MPU6050 is an awesome sensor - gives some of the cleanest signals I've seen out of any IMU.

Thank you Trenjeska and Katch. Did anyone use this 6050? Just bought drotek sensor!

this 6050 works fine too
http://flyduino.net/MPU6050-Break-Out-onboard-33V-reg

The Arms are back in stock, mega is back next week.
Now CNC milled and powder coated.