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eyeinsky · 12-10-2011, 06:54 PM

I have been researching the use of muli-copter arduino base open source board for the purpose of airplane stab for AP/AV/FPV. I decided to include the KK control and so far it looks like very good cheep replacement for 3 standard gyros.

This test was complete to proof operation evaluation of the system operation. I was not able to use the standard layout of board because the dimension would not fit in the fuselage. So to I position the board with the direction arrow pointed up, this position the yaw gyro in the pitch axis orientation. The rest of the axis are connected as orientated to proper operation.

My test flight today shows very nice operation of this board. I only chose the typhoon to proof that you could take very responsive, non stable aircraft and it could be made to fly better than the most stable trainer.

Thanks for interest, any question or discussion welcome.

http://vimeo.com/33461181

12-10-2011, 06:54 PM	#1
eyeinsky RCC Senior Contributor I am: Jerry Kutra Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Halifax NS Feedback: 0 / 0% Posts: 577 Total Props: 0	KK control aero mode I have been researching the use of muli-copter arduino base open source board for the purpose of airplane stab for AP/AV/FPV. I decided to include the KK control and so far it looks like very good cheep replacement for 3 standard gyros. This test was complete to proof operation evaluation of the system operation. I was not able to use the standard layout of board because the dimension would not fit in the fuselage. So to I position the board with the direction arrow pointed up, this position the yaw gyro in the pitch axis orientation. The rest of the axis are connected as orientated to proper operation. My test flight today shows very nice operation of this board. I only chose the typhoon to proof that you could take very responsive, non stable aircraft and it could be made to fly better than the most stable trainer. Thanks for interest, any question or discussion welcome. http://vimeo.com/33461181 __________________ Hard job competing with gravity.