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(/file/F1TN5XUIPMVDHQ3/) Bio: Hi, I'm Tamás (Thomas), a 17 years

old Hungarian guy. My hobby started more
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Drones are very popular toys and tools these days. You can find professional and
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even beginner drones and flying gadgets in the market. I have four drones
(quadcopters and hexcopters), because I love everything that flies, but the 200th
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flight isn't so interesting and starts to be boring, so I decided that I will build my own
 drone with some extra feutures. I like to program Arduino and design circuits and
gadgets so I started to build it. I used the MultiWii flight controller that is based on
the ATMega328 chip that is also used in the Arduino UNO, so programming was (/id/Solar-Powered-
pretty simple. This drone can be connected to an Android smartphone that sends
its GPS data to the drone, that compares to its own GPS signal, then starts to follow
phone, so if I move on the street the drone follows me. Of course has many failings
yet, because I wasn't able to make a proffesional filming drone, but follows the
phone, makes a video and also has a ultrasonic distance sensor to avoid the
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obstacles in the air. I think this is pretty much features from a homemade drone. As
soon as possible I will load up a video about a flight, but it is hard to make good
quality records with an always moving drone.
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Step 1: Main Properties

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The drone is almost fully automatically, you don't have to control it, because follows
your phone that is usually in your bike, The ultrasonic sensor helps to bypass
trees, buildings and other obstacles and the GPS gives a very accurate position
data, but let's see what do we have in total:
1000mAh battery, enough for 16-18 minutes of continous flying
ultrasonic sensor to avoid obstacles in the air
Bluetooth module to recieve data from the phone WowWee - Chip, juguete perro robóti...
Arduino based microcontroller 3
build-in gyroscope 239,92 €
Descúbrelo
regulated maximum height (5 meters)
when battery is low automatically lands on the phone (hopefully in your
hands)
costs about $100 to build
can be programmed to anything
with the help of the GPS you can send the drone to any coordinates
quadcopter desing
equipped with a 2MP 720p HQ videocamera
weighs 109 grams (3.84 ounces)
So that is all that the first version can do, of course I want to develop it. During the
summer I want to hack my bigger drone with this software.

Step 2: Flight Test Video

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I asked two good friends of me to walk in the front of the drone, while I was under
the drone, to save it if falls down. But the test succeeded, and as you can see the
drone still is not very stable, but worked. The left guy in a yellow T-shirt held the
phone, that transmitted the GPS data. The video quality with this camera is not the
best, but I didn't find low weight 1080p cameras.

Step 3: Gathering Parts and Tools

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For this project you need some new and unusual parts. I designed from low wieght
and recycled parts to reduce the cost, and succeded I got very good materials for
the frame. But let's see what we need! I bought the Crius brand of the flight
controller from Amazon.com and worked

Tools:
Soldering Iron
Glue Gun
Cutter
Wire Cutter
Rotary Tool
Super Glue
Ductape
Rubberband
Parts:
MultiWii 32kB Flight Conroller (https://www.amazon.com/MultiWii-Flight-
Controller-Bluetooth-Module/dp/B01DDKQQDI/ref=sr_1_12?
ie=UTF8&qid=1466504533&sr=8-12&keywords=multiwii+crius)
Serial GPS Module (https://www.amazon.com/Hobbypower-MultiWii-Flight-
Controller-Bluetooth/dp/B00H7W7HPU/ref=sr_1_2?s=toys-and-
games&ie=UTF8&qid=1466504693&sr=1-
2&keywords=multiwii+flight+controller)
Serial to I2C Converter (https://www.amazon.com/Hobbypower-MultiWii-Flight-
Controller-Bluetooth/dp/B00H7W7HPU/ref=sr_1_2?s=toys-and-
games&ie=UTF8&qid=1466504693&sr=1-
2&keywords=multiwii+flight+controller)
Bluetooth Module (https://www.amazon.com/Hobbypower-MultiWii-Flight-
Controller-Bluetooth/dp/B00H7W7HPU/ref=sr_1_2?s=toys-and-
games&ie=UTF8&qid=1466504693&sr=1-
2&keywords=multiwii+flight+controller)
Ultrasonic Sensor (https://www.amazon.com/Ultrasonic-Distance-Measuring-
Compatible-Duemilanove/dp/B00SXZWMCS/ref=sr_1_4?
ie=UTF8&qid=1466504732&sr=8-4&keywords=ultrasonic+sensor)
Straws
Plastic Piece
Gearing
(https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B019CK5IWS/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01
_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1)
Motors
(https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B019CK5IWS/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01
_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1)
Propellers
(https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B019CK5IWS/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01
_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1)
Screws
(https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B019CK5IWS/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01
_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1)
L293D Motor Driver (it was a bad choice, I will correct in the second version)
1000mAh Lithium Ion Battery

Step 4: Assembe The Propellers

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I bought these proppellers with motors from the Amazon.com for 18 bucks, they are
spare parts for the Syma S5X drone, but they seemed useful so I ordered them,
and worked fine. You just have to put the motor in its hole, and attach the props to
the gearing.

Step 5: Circuit Schemantic

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Always look at the schemantic while working and be careful with the connections.

Step 6: Soldering Motors to The Driver

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Now you have to solder all cables from the motors to the L293D motor driver IC.
Look at the pictures, they say much more, you have to connect black and blue
wires to the GND and positive wires to the Outputs 1-4, just like me. The L293D can
drive these motors, but I recommend to use some power transistors because this
chip cannot handle all the four motors at high power (more than 2 Ampers). After
this cut 15 cm straws these will hold the motors in place. I used extra strong straws
that I got from a local bakery and cafe. Put these straws gently on the motors's
gearings.

Step 7: Assembling The Frame

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 Please pain attention on the second picture, that shows how equip the proppelers.
Use some hot glue and super glue to suit all four propellers then check the
connections. It is very important that the proppelers have to be by the same
distance from each other.

Step 8: Add Wires to The L293D

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Take four female-female jumper wires and cut the in half. Then solder them to
remaining pins of the IC. This will help to connect the pins to the Arduino's I/O pins.
Now it is time to build the circuit.

Step 9: The Circuit

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All modules are included with the flight controller kit that I odered, so you just have
to connect them together. The Bluetooth goes to the Serial port, the GPS first in the
I2C converter then in the I2C port. Now you can equip this on your drone.

Step 10: Putting the Circuit on The Frame

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Use some double sided tape and add the GPS first. This sponge-tape holds
everything in place, so glue every module one by one on the plastic piece. If you're
done with this you can connect the motor driver's pins to the MultiWii.

Step 11: Connecting The Two Circuits

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The Input pins goes to the D3, D9, D10, D11 the others should be connected to the
VCC+ and GND- pins. Schemantic will be uploaded tomorrow.

Step 12: Battery...

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I used some rubberbands to fix my battery to the bottom of the drone, and holds
there pretty strongly. I plugged in and worked, just how I imagined.

Step 13: The Ultrasonic Sensor

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The sonar sensor is fixed on the drone with a rubberband, and connected to the D7
and D6 pins of the MultiWii controller.

Step 14: How to program it?

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You have to use a Serial FTDI module to program the chip. The kit also includes the
programmer module.

Step 15: How a GPS works?

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The Global Positioning System (GPS) is a space-based navigation system that

provides location and time information in all weather conditions, anywhere on or
near the Earth where there is an unobstructed line of sight to four or more GPS
satellites. The system provides critical capabilities to military, civil, and commercial
users around the world. The United States government created the system,
maintains it, and makes it freely accessible to anyone with a GPS receiver. GPS
modules typically put out a series of standard strings of information, under
something called the National Marine Electronics Association (NMEA) protocol.
More information on NMEA standard data strings can be found at this site.
(http://aprs.gids.nl/nmea/)

For more information about programming read this:

http://www.instructables.com/id/Connecting-GPS-mod...
(http://www.instructables.com/id/Connecting-GPS-module-to-Arduino/)

Step 16: The Software

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 I don't know if the software is already uploaded on the chip or not, but here I'll
explain what to do. First download the official MultiWii library to your computer.
Extraxt the .zip file then open it the MultiWii.ino file. Choose "Arduino/Genuino
UNO" and upload it on your board. Now your microcontroller has every functions
preinstalled. The gyroscope, the lights, the Bluetooth and even the small LCD (that
is not used in this project) is working with the uploaded code. But this code only
can be used to test if the modules work perfectly or not. Try to tilt the drone, and
you'll see the motors will spin because of the gyrosensor. We have to modifiy the
controller's code to follow the phone.

After this you can make your own hacked drone if you can program Arduino or
follow my instructions and make it a "follow me" drone.

GitHub link for the software: https://github.com/multiwii/multiwii-firmware

(https://github.com/multiwii/multiwii-firmware)

Please visit the official site for more details about the softwares:
http://www.multiwii.com/ (http://www.multiwii.com/)

Step 17: Modifying The Code

I had to modify the sensors's code and the controller's code that gave prompts to
the ATMega328, but now the Bluetooth module gives three GPS coordinates and
depending on these the drone moves, so if my phone's x and y coordinates are
46^44'31" and 65^24"13' and the drone's coordinates are 46^14'14" and 65^24"0'
then the dron will move in one direction until reaches the phone.

MultiWiiFollowMe.rar (/ORIG/FEP/OUV7/IPPAN4V2/FEPOUV7IPPAN4V2.rar)

Step 18: Phone App

I used the SensoDuino app that can be downloaded from here to your smartphone:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com....
(https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.techbitar.android.sensoduino)
Connect to the drone via Bluetooth and turn on the GPS TX and data logging. Now
the phone app is ready.

Step 19: The Camera

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I bought a very cheap chinese 720p keychain camera and had a great quality. I
suited on the bottom of the drone with doulble sided tape. This camera was used in
many of my projects and always is good to use it, weighs 15 grams and can make
a very good video.

Step 20: Testing...

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The drone is still insatble because is not a proffesional project, but works fine . I am
very happy with the results. The connection distance was about 8 meters that is
more than enough for a drone like this. The video is coming soon and I hope you'll
like it. It is not a racing drone, but it's also pretty fast.

Step 21: Future Plans

I also have a bigger drone and if I can correct the errors in the code I want to use
it with that one through WiFi connection with an ESP8266 module. That has bigger
rotors and can lift even a GoPro, not like the first version. This drone could be a
useful tool while cycling, driving, skiing, swimming or sporting, he always follows
you.

Step 22: Thank you for watching!

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 I really hope you liked my Instuctable, and if yes, please give me a kindly vote in
the Make It Fly Contest. If you have questions feel free to ask. Don't forget to share
and give a heart if you think deserves it. Thanks again for watching!

Cheers, Imetomi

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X samayaraj (/member/samayaraj) 13 hours ago Reply

Its very nicely built near 100 gms. Well done.

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RodriM2 (/member/RodriM2) 2 days ago Reply

I'm really confused because I've read everywhere that the L293D is supposed to
be used with two motors. How is it used for four motors?

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Sirol1297 (/member/Sirol1297) 2 days ago Reply

Grazie mille di questo bellissimo progetto, ma vorrei chiederti, come vorresti

collegare i transistor TiP122?

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ShivamA29 (/member/ShivamA29) 23 days ago Reply

How are you controlling the drone ? I mean the height and directions.

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| WannaDuino (/member/WannaDuino) a month ago Reply

again no video
i see a quad in the air, with the props NOT spinning

WHY?

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CarlosRodrigo (/member/CarlosRodrigo) 2 months ago Reply

Code does not seem to work. It is the default code you uploaded, not the correct
code for it to follow your phone. Would appreciate it a lot if you could share it

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lujo70707 (/member/lujo70707) 2 months ago Reply

What motor driver do you recommend me to use

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 ChotiP (/member/ChotiP) 2 months ago Reply

I am working on this project could you please share your code with me.

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jf20 (/member/jf20) 3 months ago Reply

would it be useful to add two ultrasonic sensors for a wider field of view

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liftedking (/member/liftedking) 3 months ago Reply

Interested in building this drone. I have one question, might be stupid but, how do
you recharge the drone after use with that battery? I'm assuming its like a phone
and you just plug it in the wall right?

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xanthony69 (/member/xanthony69) 6 months ago Reply

Totally amazing! I would love to have something like this to follow my autistic son
around... Get this to the Shark Tank.

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X Imetomi (/member/Imetomi) (author) . xanthony69 (/member/xanthony69)

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8 3 months ago Reply
Oh, good luck for your son, I wish him all the best! It
would be nice to help him with this.

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jo'dell1 (/member/jo'dell1) 5 months ago Reply

Will you do a 2.0 version?

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X Imetomi (/member/Imetomi) (author) . jo'dell1 (/member/jo'dell1) Reply

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8 3 months ago
Yes, I am working on it.

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omarb22 (/member/omarb22) 4 months ago Reply

hi just a quick question can i send it to places using the gps ?

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X Imetomi (/member/Imetomi) (author) . omarb22 (/member/omarb22) Reply

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8 3 months ago
If you program it... :)

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domi64 (/member/domi64) 5 months ago Reply

Hi,
great project but I have tried to compiled your ".rar" (the content of course) and I
get the following error :

"def.h:1960: #error "NUMBER_MOTOR" is not set ....

I get some other errors too principally linked to some constants not defined
 where and how have you define the type ?
thanks in advance,

Domi.

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CarlosRodrigo (/member/CarlosRodrigo) . domi64 (/member/domi64) Reply

3 months ago
Hi domi! I get same error like you. Did you fix it?

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X Imetomi (/member/Imetomi) (author) . CarlosRodrigo (/member/CarlosRodrigo)

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8 3 months ago Reply
Sorry for the late reply! The motor driver library is
probably missing.

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NadineT6 (/member/NadineT6) 3 months ago Reply

Any updates on this project?

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jo'dell1 (/member/jo'dell1) 5 months ago Reply

Will you do a 2.0 version?

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jo'dell1 (/member/jo'dell1) 5 months ago Reply

Could one salvage say iphone cameras to use for this? I have 2 Iphone 5s that I
could salvage from

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achong0 (/member/achong0) 6 months ago Reply

Hey, well done on the instructable... If you had a choice, what motor driver would
you use if you were to do it again?

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X Imetomi (/member/Imetomi) (author) . achong0 (/member/achong0) Reply

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8 6 months ago
Hi, I'm sure that I'll do it again during the summer with TIP122
SMD transistors, please if you make it use power transistors, not the L293D,
it is not stable. And thank you!

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ManuelH20 (/member/ManuelH20) . Imetomi (/member/Imetomi) Reply

5 months ago
Hello Imetomi. Thank you for this project! I bought the TIP122
from amazon which looks like this image:
(http://i0.wp.com/henrysbench.capnfatz.com/wp-
content/uploads/2015/08/TIP122-Pin-Outs.png) I don't see anything in
common with the L293D. How do I sold motors to GND and positive wires to
Outputs on TIP122? I will appreciate much provided details as I am new on
this. :D

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domi64 (/member/domi64)
 The code you have provided is the original MultiWii v2.4 - 5 months ago Reply

can you provide us YOUR code with all of the modification /

config done ?
Domi.

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iamchrismoran (/member/iamchrismoran) 5 months ago Reply

Excellent. I see a different use... keep away. As a Quidditch player, I could see this
idea develop into one with another pair of sensors to tell it to keep away from
people and use the GPS to tell it to stay within certain boundries and certain
heights for seekers to try to capture - with some light protective shell of some sort
around it and a much smaller span - viola, a golden snitch.

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Gurubhat (/member/Gurubhat) 5 months ago Reply

is it 5v battery? can you provide some link of the onlinestore?

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| laith mohamed (/member/laith mohamed) 6 months ago Reply

8
This drone is perfect .go on ...

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| Raphango (/member/Raphango) 6 months ago Reply

NICE!! =D

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X DiY World (/member/DiY World) 6 months ago Reply

I think ill make this with a heat camera on it and have it transmit a live view of the
heat signatures to a raspberry pi.

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Leonardo Reis (/member/Leonardo Reis) . DiY World (/member/DiY World)

6 months ago Reply
i´ve been thinking on the exact same thing, what kind of
heat camera will you use ? FLiR modules ?

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X Imetomi (/member/Imetomi) (author) . DiY World (/member/DiY World) Reply

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8 6 months ago
Wow that sounds interesting! For what do you want to use it ?

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X DiY World (/member/DiY World) . Imetomi (/member/Imetomi) Reply

6 months ago
Im not entirely sure. Ive never been hunting myself, but if i could
make it discreet and quiet enough, maybe there are some applications for
that.

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VincentP27 (/member/VincentP27) 6 months ago Reply

Excellent!
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DreamDabbler (/member/DreamDabbler) 6 months ago Reply

Wow, if amateurs can do this now, I wonder what will be made

professionally/commercially in a few years!

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X ohoilett (/member/ohoilett) 6 months ago Reply

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8 Hi, great project. It followed pretty well. I may use this for my robo dawg project.
Quick question, do you have a link to purchase the camera? I've been looking for
small, cheap video camera for my projects.

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ZakD (/member/ZakD) 6 months ago Reply

Hi there, looks awesome! How much did it cost roughly?

Could it keep up with a bike etc?

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DeepDarkDead (/member/DeepDarkDead) 6 months ago Reply

I'm not sure how much this will help, but a way I've found to "stabilize" input
measurements is run a subroutine where you take for example 5 measurements in
about 2 seconds. You then take the average of those measurements and that is
the resulting "stable" measurement that you would use for calculating position. Eg
code:
data1a= incomingDataA;
Delay(200);
data2a= incomingDataA;
data1a +data2a = dataTotalA; //data A being the X, Y, or Z coordinate
dataTotalA / 2= PositionA; //use position A for measurement
Hope you get this thing working perfect,
best of luck!
Isaac

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X askjerry (/member/askjerry) . DeepDarkDead (/member/DeepDarkDead) Reply

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8 6 months ago
I was doing some measurements and getting some unstable
data once... averaging helped a bit, but still there were fluctuations. I had an
idea which worked well... I took 10 readings, then threw away the highest 2
and the lowest 2 readings. I then averaged the remaining 6 readings... the
data became much more stable.
Depending on how quickly you can read and evaluate the data, you may take
20 readings, then throw out the upper and lower 5... and average the
remaining 10. Fine tune it until you get a good sample that maintains
consistancey.

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King Ripord (/member/King Ripord) 6 months ago Reply

I already have the drone can I adapt this fantastic instructable to it?

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X Imetomi (/member/Imetomi) (author) . King Ripord (/member/King Ripord)

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8 6 months ago Reply
Sure you can! But be careful while hacking something,
always have a B plan, if things go wrong. ;) Thank you!
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RicksterInstructables (/member/RicksterInstructables) 6 months ago Reply

Nice work!

You are a talented young man!

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X Imetomi (/member/Imetomi) (author) . RicksterInstructables

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8 (/member/RicksterInstructables) 6 months ago Reply

Thank you!

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signOnthe (/member/signOnthe) 6 months ago Reply

Congrats for nice project and thank you for sharing your experience with us.

However, you wrote "Li-Ion" for battery. But it seems a LiPo. Could you confirm
that?

Thank you for your time.

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X Imetomi (/member/Imetomi) (author) . signOnthe (/member/signOnthe) Reply

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8 6 months ago
Hi, it is a Li-Ion battery with a Li-Poly appearance, but of course
you can use both. Thank you! :)

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MattiV (/member/MattiV) 6 months ago Reply

fine project, but i no understand all at programming, need me program GPS

somethink and what other need program ? only arduino, can i use nano board ?
and what need fix at program ? not has informed good all step at code :(

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carlosoto (/member/carlosoto) 6 months ago Reply

How can I get in contact with you?, I have a similar proyect that I will love to consult
with you.
jose.soto.528@gmail.com

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X AlexAndAmigos (/member/AlexAndAmigos) 6 months ago Reply

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8 cool

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X mjrovai (/member/mjrovai) 6 months ago Reply

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Great project. I will try it in the future.
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