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Thanks for the consideration but I'm not that good with CAD.
I got my frame from here: http://www.blueskyrc.com/index.php?m...3c9a21c2249aa4 There is also one for tricopters that I got. I got this one as well as it has that area on the front to place the camera. I plan to stick a GoPro there for FPV. |
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Reason: Seg Fault
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Question: How many of you guys (and Gals) connect your copters up to a computer to check sensor movement and that the EEPROM values have not change during your pre-flight inspection?
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Seem to be in relation to the power supply, and or "bod" brown out detection set in the arduino. Can be changed, if not proper set. (Sorry, have no link handy) I could reproduce some random settings with pressing reset some times after the other, without waiting the arduino to boot, and with plugging the battery with "shaking" hands, so to say not making contact in one step, but doing some short taps of power first. Since then i try to connect the battery in one clean go, do a gyro calibration after the arduino has initialized, and try to take off very slowly in the first attempt. If this works like expected, i have fun until i have to plug the next lipo, then i start the procedure again. Regards Peer |
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So now I always flash and check them right after on the UI before any test. |
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Thanks Peer, I also THINK it could be my powering up procedure. Will have to keep an eye on this.
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I have seen this behavior when changing versions or upgrades but not when loading the same code. However, I will keep an eye open for this too.
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