BTW a new one from Warthox, it relly deserves to be seen.

mwc hexa - flyduspider low altitude aerobatics (2 min 31 sec)

maybe i lost some message in this thread....

...but...

is octo configuration supported by flyduino ???

Originally Posted by EnryCorser

is octo configuration supported by flyduino ???

yes

Alex added Octo support in the last dev version (many thanks).
Megapirate support it too.

....

Originally Posted by daign

OK, about to join this crew of folks here.

Wrong thread,
If you're going to build an ArduCopter you better go here:
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1286011

And yes, you need some kind of wireless telemetry transmission for realtime control. You could do waypoint navigation without if you bring your notebook to the field and upload the waypoints via USB.

Here's a cheap replacement for the XBees:
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showp...&postcount=843

Dunno if anybody tried it on an ArduCopter though...

Originally Posted by kinderkram

Wrong thread,
If you're going to build an ArduCopter you better go here:
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1286011

And yes, you need some kind of wireless telemetry transmission for realtime control. You could do waypoint navigation without if you bring your notebook to the field and upload the waypoints via USB.

Here's a cheap replacement for the XBees:
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showp...&postcount=843

Dunno if anybody tried it on an ArduCopter though...

thanks....

71 pages full of info..

Anyone can post some wiki page or info on how to setup
flyduino + aeroquad code + what shield options there are, and what sensors are compatible ( the regular ones ? )
+ What code changes are needed...
Is there a working solution documented online for the flyduino with aeroquad code and the most wanted sensors like gps ? Thanks in advanche , this is sooo confusing all together.

hi can imagine some things are hard to see, more good documentation is needed.
I think Alan post in your thread in the Aeroquad Forum is answering the question well
http://aeroquad.com/showthread.php?3...light=flyduino

Hi Paul and everybody,

Am i right in thinking that

Flyduino 2.0 & Allinone II = Black Vortex

or will there be subtle differences. Why do i ask? well Siberian has a black vortex now and will i assume be writing the code explicately for it. It would be good if the above combination was a direct fit and we could use it too.

Bye
Ray

Hi Ray,
yes excatly with the allinone II + Flyduino you will have a Black Vortex in functionality.
Difference to the FFIMU is the senosr orientation, but Oleg knows about that and support both boards with defines.
The difference is only that a few cabels have to be connected to the Flyduino.

This is a festival i try to be next year.
intressting video, ok warthox and norf are missing so.....But have a look

LK2.11 partTWO - Smokin´ Copters (4 min 32 sec)

like the Song.
I am still full of work (regular job), but one of the next tasks is to develop a gps bob.
Also to metion, i added some 8" and 10" Props on Flyduino.com, they are avaiable also in green, CW and CCW of course.
Also the Flyduspyder plates for everyone are not far, you will see

I appologize for the beginner question. I am building a flyduino quad and have been reviewing the posts in this forum, but can't find information on selecting a receiver that is compatible with the flyduino.  I am looking to purchase an 8 channel radio (Spektrum DX8 and AR8000 receiver).  Can you please let me know what specifications I should look for to make sure it is compatible with the flyduino.  Are there receivers that are not compatible?

Kind Regards,
Steven Warren

Originally Posted by Warres1

I appologize for the beginner question. I am building a flyduino quad and have been reviewing the posts in this forum, but can't find information on selecting a receiver that is compatible with the flyduino.  I am looking to purchase an 8 channel radio (Spektrum DX8 and AR8000 receiver).  Can you please let me know what specifications I should look for to make sure it is compatible with the flyduino.  Are there receivers that are not compatible?

Kind Regards,
Steven Warren

You can use any Tx/Rx on the market. There are no limitations except the amount of channels to use the whole feature range. The MegaPirate code also supports PPM sum receivers, implemented by Oleg in the latest release.

@ Paul,
What is a "brand" of the props on your site (flyduino.com)?
I'm interested in 8/4.5 Props, are they similar to EPP props? What about their quality, have you tested and balanced them?