http://youtube.com/watch?v=zN2cFPmdoUg&hd=1
Multiwii 2.2 (gimbal only, 0 motors, no R/C) on an 1/10 R/C gas car. WinGUI (distinguisable at 1920x1080) captured on laptop.
Arduino with MPU6050 (default filtering) and HMC5883 sensors, oriented as in Crius SE V2.5.
I2C GPS also installed, but moreless symbolic.
Data transmission with 3DR at 57600 bps.
Aditionally, beautiful gas car noise for free.
Shortly, the same on an 1/5 R/C bike, after having discovered how to change scaling on WinGUI.
Hopefully, bike inclination will be clearly seen (here are seen accelerations and brakings on the horizon line).
MultiWii 2.2 on gas 1/10 R/C car (virtual dashboard)
Re: MultiWii 2.3 on 1/5 R/C bike inclinometer+gyro cam
http://youtube.com/watch?v=0BEk9ReqYeQ&hd=1
Changes from above version on car:
Changes from above version on car:
- MultiWii: v2.2 -> v2.3
- Data transmission: 3DR at 57600 bps -> bluetooth class 1 at 115200 bps
Last edited by mabaka on Fri Jan 03, 2014 12:43 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: MultiWii 2.2 on gas 1/10 R/C car (virtual dashboard)
The Camera stab works really god..
Telemetry seems a bit slow.
Telemetry seems a bit slow.
Re: MultiWii 2.2 on gas 1/10 R/C car (virtual dashboard)
PatrikE wrote:The Camera stab works really god..
Apparently. There is an inherent limitation, since the bike swings around 120° (60° to each side from vertical) and the servo does 90°.
PatrikE wrote:Telemetry seems a bit slow.
I forgot to refresh at 10 Hz (Win GUI), so it was captured at default 5 Hz. I'll try to remember this next time.
Re: MultiWii 2.2 on gas 1/10 R/C car (virtual dashboard)
that is awesome!
Re: MultiWii 2.3 on R/C bike (battery graphs)
http://youtube.com/watch?v=vEohs-IW6Hw&hd=1 (1920x1080)
Battery current, voltage and power graphs in real time.
Current is sensed with a Pololu ±75A ACS709 Hall effect-based linear current sensor. Voltage is sensed with a resistor divider. Power is the product (shown inverted for clarity).
As expected, current is always positive (no energy recovery when braking).
Although MultiWii mw-wingui can graph debug variables (see attachment and MultiWii.cpp) graphs captured were obtained with Starlino's Serial Chart (http://starlino.com), and a special program on the Arduino which simply samples, filters and sends values in ascii, according to Serial Chart required format (simply CSV).
Battery current, voltage and power graphs in real time.
Current is sensed with a Pololu ±75A ACS709 Hall effect-based linear current sensor. Voltage is sensed with a resistor divider. Power is the product (shown inverted for clarity).
As expected, current is always positive (no energy recovery when braking).
Although MultiWii mw-wingui can graph debug variables (see attachment and MultiWii.cpp) graphs captured were obtained with Starlino's Serial Chart (http://starlino.com), and a special program on the Arduino which simply samples, filters and sends values in ascii, according to Serial Chart required format (simply CSV).