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My little NAV/OSD project - under construction
Maddog replied to Daniel Wee's topic in R/C Electronic Projects
A very optimistic current sensor -
My little NAV/OSD project - under construction
Maddog replied to Daniel Wee's topic in R/C Electronic Projects
It won't. Anything bigger than 6kb will not compile on the demo MikroC for dsPIC. I think Mark is working with ME on a web based compiler, not sure though. -
My little NAV/OSD project - under construction
Maddog replied to Daniel Wee's topic in R/C Electronic Projects
Wow, some nice progress going on here. You have been quite busy these days Daniel. Well done! -
My little NAV/OSD project - under construction
Maddog replied to Daniel Wee's topic in R/C Electronic Projects
Is not the crystal on the middle ARF soldered? It looks a little loose. Looking forward to the test results and new flight videos. -
My little NAV/OSD project - under construction
Maddog replied to Daniel Wee's topic in R/C Electronic Projects
nice progress Daniel. when you are bored of the smelling that solder, can you post some WIP photos please? -
My little NAV/OSD project - under construction
Maddog replied to Daniel Wee's topic in R/C Electronic Projects
those tiny regulators are lovely. And they would have looked even smaller on 0.6-0.8mm thick PCBs. -
My little NAV/OSD project - under construction
Maddog replied to Daniel Wee's topic in R/C Electronic Projects
Wow, mE is doing quite well. How about an option to skip OSD routines based on a constant defined when compiling the code You know my purpose. Stream data and video to the ground, and do all the nasty things like OSD, and data analysis remotely. -
My little NAV/OSD project - under construction
Maddog replied to Daniel Wee's topic in R/C Electronic Projects
Those boards look awesome. Some headers might need re-aligning a little bit (the factory was quite eager to get those shipped). Luckily, for me there will be a lot less headers as i will not be going for OSD, did I mention that? However still waiting to test that with bob4 (to have "been there, seen that") I am still looking forward to your updated schematics so i can post the simplified version of the board. You can call it DragonLite or whatever, since there will be no OSD I am still looking for radio link options cheaper than the maxstream modules so i can use them to transmit -
My little NAV/OSD project - under construction
Maddog replied to Daniel Wee's topic in R/C Electronic Projects
Can you post more photos of the board please? Is it a multi layer PCB or just bouble-sided? -
My little NAV/OSD project - under construction
Maddog replied to Daniel Wee's topic in R/C Electronic Projects
looks great. Did you solder the pin headers separately? -
My little NAV/OSD project - under construction
Maddog replied to Daniel Wee's topic in R/C Electronic Projects
Daniel was sick a little plus the birthday thing...hope there was not too much drinking as this thread is silent for two day. I hope you have fully recovered now, Daniel. -
My little NAV/OSD project - under construction
Maddog replied to Daniel Wee's topic in R/C Electronic Projects
docphi, are those traces around the current sensor you are talking about? or are you using any other high power stuff somewhere on your board? -
My little NAV/OSD project - under construction
Maddog replied to Daniel Wee's topic in R/C Electronic Projects
Happy birthday then! May your lipos stay charged. -
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My little NAV/OSD project - under construction
Maddog replied to Daniel Wee's topic in R/C Electronic Projects
Sorry to hear that Daniel, Get well asap. cheers, m -
Hi Daniel, I am not planning to control the plane, at least not in real-time, but rather in command mode, thanks to your DragonOSD, which i was hoping to use more as a pilot option. I can drop the bob-4 and use the I/O's for the downlink and some sensors. The duplex comm is in a future perspective, so for the beginning I will may start with simple broadcasting. That's 4.8Mbps roughly, is it that good or was it a typo? Not knowing the packet headers i can't tell how much practical data i can get at 4800bps (600bytes/second) will that be suffice for 5hz data update for speed, headin