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Showing posts with label PayPal Quadrotor UAV. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PayPal Quadrotor UAV. Show all posts
Monday, 20 August 2012
Aeroquad Shield Construction (v2.0.7 Shield)
This will be a simple guide for the construction of the Aeroquad v2.0.7 Shield, which will act as the interface between the sensors (Gyroscope ITG-3200, Accelerometer BMA180, Barometric pressure sensor BMP085, Triple axis Magnetometer HMC5883L and a Logic Level converter) and the Arduino Mega Micro controller.
The v2.0.7 comes with standard header and stacker pins for direct a direct shacking connection between itself and the Shield. You will need a small (18Watt) soldering iron
and some solder to make the connections.
Labels:
Accelerometer,
Aerial Advertising,
Aeroquad,
Arduino,
Barometric,
BMA180,
BMP085,
Gyroscope,
HMC5883L,
ITG-3200,
Magnetometer,
Microcontroller,
PayPal Quadrotor UAV,
Quad,
Quadrotor UAV,
UAV
Wednesday, 2 May 2012
SO MUCH WANT!!!
This is the new X8 EPO Flywing from the Skywalker (i think) series. So much awesomeness and capable of a payload on up to 2kg... definately adding this to the shopping list!!
"X8 is a milestone of Skywalker series. this fly wing is so huge and could carry massive weight on it.
the making is also amazing, EPO surface feel very smooth and intact. you can actually paint this plane into any color you want.
Wing span: 2122mm
Wing area: 80dm2
valid payload: 1000-2000g
Your purchase includes:
1x EPO X8 flywing
1x accessory bag
1 set carbon fiber tube."
-- http://www.foxtechfpv.com/x8-epo-flywing-fpv-giant-platform-p-529.html
Wednesday, 1 June 2011
Notice the Donate button?
Yes, I'm afraid I've had to join PayPal to pay for some electronic parts I've had to buy online for the Quadrotor!
If you feel like donating a small amount to help me get the Quad into the air it will not only be greatly received, but it will also help me get future UAV projects off the ground!
If you feel like donating a small amount to help me get the Quad into the air it will not only be greatly received, but it will also help me get future UAV projects off the ground!
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