Fantastic. I've been playing around with the idea of crossing an H-Quad with a tilt-wing (V-22 style) for faster, longer flights.
Have you modified the onboard software to use the additional DOF for stability? Log In to reply
rchacker February 26, 2013
No software mods needed, just mixing settings on the KK2 and Open9x. Log In to reply
FliteTest February 26, 2013
Thanks for sharing! This looks great. We're working on a version of this... however, we mounted the two front servos parallel. Bixler did a couple flights, but David and I haven't seen it yet.
You should post your settings for you mixes.
Kind regards,
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rchacker February 26, 2013
Cheers Chad. I will do eventually. Probably a whole new video. It takes a bit of work but I am sure anyone with knowledge of the KK2 and Open9x mixing should be able to figure it out. It is the kind of thing that is fairly easy to do but difficult to explain. Log In to reply
ddrueding February 27, 2013
Mixing gives you an either /or situation. In order to maximize the utility of this capability, you should be able to control the angle of attack independently of motion. My thoughts were to use the additional DOF as a substitute for a pan and tilt system. Log In to reply
rchacker February 27, 2013
Not really, I can roll, yaw and pan at the same time no problem. I just need a bit more practice before I can do it without crashing. Log In to reply
Sonicg February 27, 2013
Could you put this also under a switch, so you could toggle between "normal" mode and "rchacker" mode? In case you don't have/want an 3rd stick. Tis could be useful for AP for example.
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Have you modified the onboard software to use the additional DOF for stability?
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You should post your settings for you mixes.
Kind regards,
-Chad
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Keep up the great work!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ;)
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