HFMan wrote:In the standard configuration, the OSD is using the same port that the USB is. You're going to have to remove power from the OSD.
HFMan wrote:Baseflight is slipping into obsolescence, slow but sure. Naze32 is still relevant, but mostly run its course. Rev6 should have been an F3.
Zyclopse wrote:RIP - Naze32
rocketray wrote:@mzim. you obviously have a defective board, show that image to whoever supplied you with the board and ask for a replacement.There shouldn't be any problems as a picture is worth a thousand words and it looks broke to me.
P.S. Dont show a cleanflight image on this thread its Baseflight only,not being funny but there is bad blood between Baseflight and cleanflight so showing a cleanflight image is not very diplomatic(thats being polite)
stronnag wrote:rocketray wrote:@mzim. you obviously have a defective board, show that image to whoever supplied you with the board and ask for a replacement.There shouldn't be any problems as a picture is worth a thousand words and it looks broke to me.
P.S. Dont show a cleanflight image on this thread its Baseflight only,not being funny but there is bad blood between Baseflight and cleanflight so showing a cleanflight image is not very diplomatic(thats being polite)
I thought this was a hardware thread "Naze32 hardware discussion thread". Seems to me that the firmware should not be a factor. Please discuss whatever firmware you like.
rocketray wrote:So How much does Dominic pay you? its crazy, timecop does all the work and develops baseflight mainly by himself and Dominic Clifton comes along adds some pretty little led's,renames a few functions and calls it cleanflight
<snips long and hard to read rant>
I just hope he doesn't give up because i'm looking forwards to a stfm32f3 or even stfm32f4(is that even possible) version of naze32.
strepto wrote:Anyway as you were. Enjoy your baseflight, if it flies like you like, keep using it! Life's too short for this kind of nonsense. There's flying to do!
shuricus wrote:How can I connect external compass, there is a conflict with on-board one!
quad_broad wrote:Hi everyone!
Has anyone successfully used a sonar that communicates over I2C (such as this http://www.maxbotix.com/Ultrasonic_Sensors/MB1040.htm) with the Naze32?
PatrikE wrote:No.
Multiwii is not compatible with NAZE32 Boards.
Better to get a Mwiii fc.
+----------------+ (1) +-------------+ (2) +-----------+
| RC Transmitter +------------+ RC Receiver +-------+ Naze32 FC |
+----------------+ +-------------+ +-----------+
--Oz-- wrote:kv2200, since baseflight FW is all but dead (and seems most have moved onto F3 and F4 boards now), come over to cleanflight, betaflight or iNav, they are all on RCgroups. Start from cleanflight.
FYI, MSP is a simple multiwii serial protocol, mainly for USB to stm32. What i think your looking for in the Rx protocol, there is many, the best is sbus (and a bunch like them), then CPPM (or PPM), then old school PWM.
--Oz-- wrote:kv2200, since baseflight FW is all but dead (and seems most have moved onto F3 and F4 boards now), come over to cleanflight, betaflight or iNav, they are all on RCgroups. Start from cleanflight.
FYI, MSP is a simple multiwii serial protocol, mainly for USB to stm32. What i think your looking for in the Rx protocol, there is many, the best is sbus (and a bunch like them), then CPPM (or PPM), then old school PWM.
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