Originally Posted by Goofy23

Impressive copter Tilman.

the new batch is of real good quality really, top notch PCB and pro soldering, CPUs from a official Atmel supplier proffesionally preprogrammed here in Germany,but if you have problems, you know me guys, write me a mail, i am the least who dont care.

Btw. we got a manual now!
http://flyduino.net/documents/Flydumega_manual.pdf

Great work Paul! Dokumentation is very important for the newbies in the flyduino world.

Originally Posted by Goofy23

Impressive copter Tilman.

the new batch is of real good quality really, top notch PCB and pro soldering, CPUs from a official Atmel supplier proffesionally preprogrammed here in Germany,but if you have problems, you know me guys, write me a mail, i am the least who dont care.

Btw. we got a manual now!
http://flyduino.net/documents/Flydumega_manual.pdf

Good job on the tutorial, Paul! Who made it?

Make sure to link it from page1 and you could also update the schematix and illustrations there which are obsolete now.

Very nice manual Paul

Originally Posted by Goofy23

Impressive copter Tilman.

the new batch is of real good quality really, top notch PCB and pro soldering, CPUs from a official Atmel supplier proffesionally preprogrammed here in Germany,but if you have problems, you know me guys, write me a mail, i am the least who dont care.

Btw. we got a manual now!
http://flyduino.net/documents/Flydumega_manual.pdf

hm, i wrote a mail 2 days ago......

today afternoon i sent the flyduino back, u may have a look on it tomorrow.

all my other flyduino megas still work fine, but this one didnt like me .



btw, the manual is nice

oh, didnt saw, i guess my friend aswered you, really lots of mails, but you know we care for such things.
Please send again a mail , iwill prepare a replacement now.
But this batch is the best tested batch i ever had, this is not normal, really.

Originally Posted by Goofy23

oh, didnt saw, i guess my friend aswered you, really lots of mails, but you know we care for such things.
Please send again a mail , iwill prepare a replacement now.
But this batch is the best tested batch i ever had, this is not normal, really.

i dont worry

all other flight boards i bought from flyduino are still running fine, even the 2 megas from very first batch. thats the best proof of quality for me.

i can recommend your shop unconditional, and will sure buy more flyduinos for my next projects.

does the gps bob work with an arduino pro mini or will i need an arduino mega ?

You need a free serial port for pauls bob that might not be available with the pro mini so the arduino mega is the only option if you wanna stay with the serial port. If you have an spare pro mini, there is an option to connect the gps via a second pro mini over I²C. Check the multiwii forum for it.

Originally Posted by alteskind

tried 023, 1.0 and 1.01

unfortunately i do not own a progger which is stk500v2 capable.

No problem! You can do the job with a second Arduino (Mega or ProMini). The firmware is in the Arduino IDE (http://arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/ArduinoISP )

aBUGSworstnightmare

very happy

Flyduinomega with bobgps and freeimu 4.3 working very fine on my training hexa


gps hold and rth working everytime with the v2.0.618 dev version

I m very happy
10 position hexa left and 10 time , the hexa go back to home


need just to do small fine tuning and test the gimball

I m very happy of the mega board and the imu
I didn't regreat the order of the gps here there is one year lol

And thanks for the manual Paul and the gps fixe mod on bobgps

Originally Posted by aBUGSnightmare

No problem! You can do the job with a second Arduino (Mega or ProMini). The firmware is in the Arduino IDE (http://arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/ArduinoISP )

aBUGSworstnightmare

are u sure?
i flashed my turnigy 9x using my arduino nano as programmer, but

i thought that bootloader flashing to mega2560 needs a stk500v2 capable programmer, and arduino isp just does sk500v1.


meanwhile the problem is already solved by getting another flyduino from paul. thx for fast shipping.

the new one works as fine as my other flyduinos.

Originally Posted by Goofy23

Impressive copter Tilman.

Thanks Paul, but this time it's more the stabilization of the MultiWii which is impressive. It's one thing to crash a 200 Euro hobby copter due to a failure but if one carries expensive camera equipment with an expensive copter, he might be out to more security. I think even a beginner wouldn't have had a big problem getting this copter save back on the ground.

At least I am deeply impressed of what MultiWii has reached meanwhile.

Somethig is wrong!
In manual the maximum raw In is 3s, but in first page picture it is 4s!
I do 4S, but is it ok?

Originally Posted by Goofy23

Impressive copter Tilman.

the new batch is of real good quality really, top notch PCB and pro soldering, CPUs from a official Atmel supplier proffesionally preprogrammed here in Germany,but if you have problems, you know me guys, write me a mail, i am the least who dont care.

Btw. we got a manual now!
http://flyduino.net/documents/Flydumega_manual.pdf

Originally Posted by Guntars

Somethig is wrong!
In manual the maximum raw In is 3s, but in first page picture it is 4s!
I do 4S, but is it ok?

I was using 4S in the past - without any problems!
Recently decided to power Flyduino with a separate 5V UBEC, works great too...

Originally Posted by Guntars

Somethig is wrong!
In manual the maximum raw In is 3s, but in first page picture it is 4s!
I do 4S, but is it ok?

Hi,

4S works. but paul told me to stay on the saver side with 3S in the manual.

it depends on the payload that you have connected.

regards felix