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RC Car Mode

Started this discussion. Last reply by David C. Anaya Jun 20, 2011. 3 Replies

I would like to use the autopilot for a simple RC car controller. Since I would assume that others have all ready don this I would like some advice on the best gains and 'heading-limits' to start…Continue

 

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David C. Anaya replied to Joe Conner's discussion RC Car Mode
"oh kool in that case what items would be necessary to have a working ground vehicle? what can be left out?"
Jun 20, 2011
Junior Sammy replied to Joe Conner's discussion RC Car Mode
"just use ArduRover its code already modified for ground vehicles, you can find it here:   http://code.google.com/p/ardupilotone/source/browse/#svn%2Ftrunk%2Fardurover"
Jun 20, 2011
David C. Anaya replied to Joe Conner's discussion RC Car Mode
"have u had any luck?"
Jun 16, 2011

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automatik left a comment for Joe Conner
"Hi Joe, unfortunately I can't help you. I did not use Ardupilot board nor code for my RC car - just plain 'ol Arduino Diecmila. I do think that Ardupilot is the good platform for it though. I would suggest that you start with 0 offset and…"
Oct 9, 2009
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"I see that you've built an automomus RC truck around the Arduino autopilot and GPS sensors. I was wondering if you could help me out with a few pointers and answer the following: 1. Which version of the code did you use? 2. What did you set…"
Oct 9, 2009
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RC Car Mode

I would like to use the autopilot for a simple RC car controller. Since I would assume that others have all ready don this I would like some advice on the best gains and 'heading-limits' to start with.
Oct 9, 2009

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At 7:52pm on October 9, 2009,
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automatik
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Hi Joe,
unfortunately I can't help you. I did not use Ardupilot board nor code for my RC car - just plain 'ol Arduino Diecmila. I do think that Ardupilot is the good platform for it though. I would suggest that you start with 0 offset and see how system behaves, and then adding P and I terms as necessary ( I know that getting them right can sometimes be pain in the neck....) . Good luck!

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