Yesterday was a nice day out flying with the quadlugs 480mm, equipped with an SJ4000 camera, Immersion RC transmitter and Skylark OSD. It really adds another dimension to be able to know in real time, from the OSD, the GPS position, time of flight, battery voltage, altitude. All this information provides a different level of control while flying the quad.
I found particularly valuable to know how hight and how far from me the quad was, exactly.
I’d like to share a couple of shots of the quad here. A usual, you can click on the pictures to access the full sizes (which sometimes take a while to load, thanks for your patience 🙂 )
Check out the Quadlugs website to see the latest models, several came out since my first quadlugs build a few months ago.
In this post, just a little photogallery with images of the AcroNaze32 flight control board. I ordered a few during the last months and each time they came into different colors (red, black, the last batch was white). Actually the white board on the photos below is the full Naze32 version with barometer rather than the Acro version.
Naze 32 board. Black and red are the Acro version, white is thje “full” version with barometer
Naze 32 rev5 Flight control board white edition close up
Acro Naze 32 rev5 Flight control board close up
Acro Naze 32 rev5 Flight control board black edition close up
Acro Naze 32 rev5 Flight control board
Acro Naze32, “the octopus”
Acronaze32 Rev5 flight control board
AcroNaze 32 board in place, voltage sensing cable from the power distribution system in place
Fittng the AcroNaze32 on the FlyXcopter FlyX-Mini flight controller mount
AcroNaze32 on Blackout Mini Spider Hex
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