MultiWii

hi!
nice work!

kuki83 wrote:...

Communication with the PC is via USB,...

how is that usb-port connected to the atmegas?
there is no ftdi-chip, right?
do you use the atmega168 also as USB-to-serial converter?

ok - thank you guys!

1.6 code
line 40...43
"//****** advanced users settings *************

//enable internal I2C pull ups
//#define INTERNAL_I2C_PULLUPS"

so - i'll just leave it as it is when freshly donwloaded?!

Hi! My "Paris - MultiWiiCopter aerial photography board - v2.0" from m arrived today. I have to say, i'm very impressed by its quality and thickness - seems to be unbreakable I already have a original wmp+ and i think i will add a bma180 breakout. Now, how do i connect the bma180 to the bo...

http://www.sparkfun.com/products/10121

...this one with a bma180 instead of the adxl345 would be awesome!
the size is unbeatable.

which acc is in the original nunchuck?

would it be correct to order them by performance like this:
nunchuck-acc < adxl345 < bma020 < bma180

great!
thanks for the response!

Hi guys - hi Alex!

Do you think this ftdi cable would also work?
http://www.sparkfun.com/products/9718

It brings out RTS for Reset instead of DTR like the ftdi breakout board?!

What a shame

So the real advantage is that you can use a standard receiver plus servos for camera-stabilization?

Nice!

So if you have a sum-signal-receiver - you can use the "official" PWM-Outputs: 3,5,6,9,10,11 for a Y6-Setup and have servos for the cam as well on Cam1 and Cam2!?

Hi guys! Just ordered the new board from here... m ...and there are additional connectors "The main difference to the warthox board is the addition of 3 outputs A0(camera1), A1(Camera2) and A2(for future Alex software upgrades) " A0...A2 are AnalogInputs - did Alex manage to get PWM-Signal...