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nmea output on bluetooth gps

Started this discussion. Last reply by Xcluzif Jan 6, 2010. 4 Replies 0 Likes

Hello all,I opened the case of my bluetooth gps and it seems to have a little plug (see red circle on the picture below). Do you think it's a nmea output ?thanks.Continue

E-trainer 140 as uav

Started this discussion. Last reply by Chris Anderson Jan 4, 2010. 2 Replies 0 Likes

Hello,I was thinking about the e-trainer 140 (graupner) to make my uav. It's a very light aircraft (1kg rtf for 1.4m wingspan - sorry for the metric unit) with good flight quality. What do you…Continue

ArduPilolt & autoland

Started this discussion. Last reply by Ryan Beall Jan 2, 2010. 9 Replies 0 Likes

Hello,Is ArduPilot enough powerful and accurate to perform an autonomous landing ?thanks.Continue

1hz and 4hz GPS

Started this discussion. Last reply by Morli Dec 31, 2009. 2 Replies 0 Likes

Hello,During an autonomous mission, what difference can make a 4hz gps instead of 1hz ? Is it really more reliable to have a 4hz gps ?thanks.Continue

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Xcluzif replied to Xcluzif's discussion 'nmea output on bluetooth gps'

ok thanks, I'll check it later this week.

Jan 6, 2010

David Gitz replied to Xcluzif's discussion 'nmea output on bluetooth gps'

Connect the ground on the scope to a ground on the device. Probe each line on the connector until you see a pulse coming out of it, you should see something I would think. Look at the voltage of the signal, if its +/- 12 V or about it is a RS232…

Jan 5, 2010

Xcluzif replied to Xcluzif's discussion 'nmea output on bluetooth gps'

My father have a O-scope. How do I check with the o-scope if it's a nmea output ? thanks for the help

Jan 5, 2010

David Gitz replied to Xcluzif's discussion 'nmea output on bluetooth gps'

It could be, and would be pretty easy to verify. It would only need 2 connections, one for ground and one for the data line. If you have a O-scope this would be riduclously easy to see but I'm assuming you don't based on the post. So…

Jan 5, 2010

Discussions posted by Xcluzif Jan 5, 2010

Chris Anderson replied to Xcluzif's discussion 'E-trainer 140 as uav'

That should be fine.

Jan 4, 2010

Martin Seven replied to Xcluzif's discussion 'E-trainer 140 as uav'

Don't be sorry for using metric units, be proud :]

Jan 4, 2010

Ryan Beall replied to Xcluzif's discussion 'ArduPilolt & autoland'

For unsafe (slow) hand launches on heavy flying wings I use co-pilot (fly-by-wire) mode as well as rate damping.

Jan 2, 2010

Xcluzif replied to Xcluzif's discussion 'ArduPilolt & autoland'

you're right ....

Jan 2, 2010

Chris Anderson replied to Xcluzif's discussion 'ArduPilolt & autoland'

Yes, but why? What's the advantage? I know it's cool, but I just can't see why you'd ever want to do that. By the time you've done your preflight setup and put the plane on the runway, you might as well just take off…

Jan 2, 2010

Xcluzif replied to Xcluzif's discussion 'ArduPilolt & autoland'

Just to make a totaly fully autonomous flight from the take off to the landing

Jan 2, 2010

Chris Anderson replied to Xcluzif's discussion 'ArduPilolt & autoland'

Automatic takeoff is easy, but why bother? What's the point?

Jan 2, 2010

Xcluzif replied to Xcluzif's discussion 'ArduPilolt & autoland'

Interesting to know ! And for a take off ? I guess it's easier to do ...

Jan 2, 2010

Xcluzif replied to Xcluzif's discussion 'ArduPilolt & autoland'

Yes I was thinking about landing in the middle of a runway... but it's nice already the capability to perform a "fail safe" land.

Jan 2, 2010

Nicholas Budd replied to Xcluzif's discussion 'ArduPilolt & autoland'

Not quite yet, although I know some people are working on it.

Jan 2, 2010

Chris Anderson replied to Xcluzif's discussion 'ArduPilolt & autoland'

Well, it depends on what you mean by autonomous landing. If you put ArduPilot into a loiter and the the battery low-voltage cutoff stops the motor, it will gently glide into a pretty nice landing with an EasyStar (we'd done that plenty of…

Jan 2, 2010