MultiWii

I wasnt trying to be a dick. (Actually I was...) I want to see you succeed, but you need to start with the basics, don't go worrying about f3 discoverys and hardware mods until you are comfortable with your existing equipment. The reason I was being a dick was because you asked for more detail. Abug...

AnthonysQuad wrote:Im really lost on the f10 topic and have no idea what it actualy does.

F10 is about centre up the top of that photo.

AnthonysQuad wrote:I wish you guys would go into more detail...

There you go.

Hi, I'm doing an assignment and need to gather some info about multi rotor users. Can you please take 2 minutes and fill in this short (8 question) survey?

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1T3zC12 ... Y/viewform
Thanks in advance.
Jef.

The red light only flasning respond to battry cupboard?

but this isn't really diy, using existing files to build a board won't really accomplish much but waste time. if your goal is to get better at placing components on a board go for it, but this is about as DIY as assembling a piece of IKEA furniture.

I guess if you are really keen you could use the STM32 scripting engine with the C scripting language to set waypoints in your GPS. Probably a bit of mucking around though.

Alongside? no. what you want to do is get rid of the naze and get a wookong M for flying waypoints.

Perhaps you should 'fly' before you try to 'fly waypoints'

if its unarmed, it means your quad is tilted more than ~15 degrees or something.

blue is power. green is 'armed' or various status indication depending on what your doing. red comes on when you have levl/horizon and maybe some other flight modes turned on.

haydent wrote:what does << mean

No one here really knows. But it seems to be used as some sort of division operator.

No, I think this is a neat idea.
Historically, multiwii has not been that excited about adding more aux channels though.

Hamburger replied while I posted, but I still think this is a worthwhile idea

Go by the date.

Yeah, the response on here isn't what I expected. Saying that this is just an attempt to cause a "flamefest" is a bit disappointing. I have a Mutiwii, and am battling to get it stable. I see most Naza guys get it right straight away, and aren't doing AP. They're flying - hard! Saying &quo...

copterrichie wrote:The way I see it, people that are looking for plug and play simplicity, really should not be in this hobby. They should look to a professional service for their needs.

Which many people perceive dji to be.

Well, multiwii has never really been "appealing", just free. And runs ( to whatever extent) on tons of hardware that's cheap and readily available, and not manufactured by a douche.

Set gimbal_flags = 16 should get you close

Edit. Thanks ablomas for correction.

Cost of manufacturing an iphone is around $200, sells for around $800. Just saying.

zelea2 wrote:I am an electronics design engineer at a large company...

Perhaps you should leave the business commentary to the suits then.

I can save you some time, nothing will beat Naza. It's amazing.

shaktar wrote:Gonna run this in a spider framed hex in a direct comparison to another spider with an aducopter board & Naza "know, I know" but I want to test all three to see what happens.

zarkon, can you post a pic of your setup?

do we have a "how-to" for port mwc to naze32? i feel like to port the new dev myself.. ( i like the horizon mode soooomuch) 1: download mwc source 2: set up an appropriate development environment 3, 4, 5 and probably 6: change mwc code so that it works with naze32 (the details of this are...

use the ftdi adaptor to connect to teh bt module. start a terminal session to that serial port (not via bluetooth). issue some command to set the bt serial side to 115200. (AT+BAUD8) or something.