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What seems to be your problem? We use raspberry Pi for most things. Did you follow a guide to use with arduino?

The gimbal changed its position randomly.

The base frame I started with was a 500x500 basic Amazon quad copter kit. Once I put that together I started working with the hardware and electronics which pushed me to buy longer carbon fiber arms to expand the wingspan and allow for larger motors, larger rotors and more lift. Obviously as you can see there was additional re-enforcement with aluminum for the batteries and larger carbon fiber printed mounting brackets for the core of Stinson 1. Overall it turned out a lot larger than originally planned yet the stability, flight time and payload turned out great.

Since all video sources on Stinson 1 are composite, we used a USB composite input device. The video switcher switches between thermal and daylight for both video broadcast and video input to the Raspberry Pi.

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@@elevations5776 like I am a student brother 3rd yr engineering so I would like to know more about that drone which u have made one Even I like to fly drones I usually fly fpv Nowadays though to make a autonomous drone So invested some money and got pi 5 Pan tilt hat Pixhawk 6x here 3 gps So I need some more information about your drone or is it possible to discuss ? So Or any report or kind of thing is there ? Help out plz brother

I can only imagine they are trying to avoid that for the sake of those that run the competitions.

I can only imagine they are trying to avoid that for the sake of those that run the competitions.

The LIDAR is the Slamtec RPLIDAR A2M12. The Pixhawk 6x has multiple ports to use with peripheral devices. Once plugged in physically you have to configure the Pixhawk via Mission Planner. I started with this information: ardupilot.org/copter/docs/common-rplidar-a2.html

Active cooling seems to be a must with these newer generation systems.

This implementation is entirely custom. We are using the Adafruit LoRa Bonnet on a Raspberry Pi 4 as the base stations with Adafruit FeatherWings as the remote sensor systems. Using the python library we wrote a custom communication platform to communicate data between devices. There should be a more in depth review video of this setup released soon.

Love to see your gate sensors etc

That may be possible

They were released a few years ago and still running great for video surveillance systems.

Dude I have never heard a more accurate sentence

Some of the restrictions are rather interesting. I can only imagine the goal was to promote more team work.

@@elevations5776 yeah in the long run I do think it made the game better

Yes, there are interesting restrictions that are usually put into place to specifically make it more difficult and in turn more challenging.

We have been talking about changing the wiring on the LEDs themselves to allow for more flexibility of use. Since we see far better power output with matching planes, we just need to adjust a few things to allow the coils to lay flat while the LEDs point elsewhere.

It is going to be interesting this year since they reduced the numbers so much.

We did the unboxing video a little bit ago. Check out the video link at the 2 minute mark. ruclips.net/video/g8jDSG7WMGc/видео.html

Glad it helped!

It took it pretty well with all things considered. I not believe anything broke during this unplanned landing.

We know a guy ;-)

yeah

Thanks! All the glowing red LEDs look rather epic in low light.

Yes, came in yesterday and did our first flight test last night. Check out the video.

thanks for the clicks!

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glad you were able to benefit from this.

Hope you are having a great season with VRC and VEX Robotics. Keep at it!

Great to be remembered! Yes it is really interesting to see the many different types of objects. It will certainly be interesting to see how this will go for next season.

tipping point wasn't hard

Spin up was the hardest game we’ve had in years. Shooting games are more difficult than stacking games which are much harder that whatever this and tipping point are

@@elijahdekuyter6810 In tipping point whatever you built still somewhat worked. There was no time needed to tune anything. But spin up is quite the opposite. Spin up also needed actual strategy to be competitive in matches.

It seems they are making games that require a lot more strategy these last few years.

@@elevations5776 after how bad change up was, I hope so

Not at all. Surprisingly bad.

Yes that does help however they do not have the physical space to do so currently and only 1 week until they head to worlds.