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Firmware General / Re: Next packages (r7xx)
« Last post by octavvian on August 22, 2022, 11:30:16 am »Thanks!
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Firmware General / Re: Next packages (r7xx)
« Last post by TheOtherCliff on August 21, 2022, 11:44:08 pm »We have been actively working to get the latest next released. I personally have been working full time on it for 2 months (I'm retired). Others are on it too.
We are trying to decide how much time to spend on getting new code written versus getting it out quicker with a another release relatively soon (not years) after that. If you can build next, you will see what the release will have in it.
https://forum.librepilot.org/index.php?topic=5022.0
We are trying to decide how much time to spend on getting new code written versus getting it out quicker with a another release relatively soon (not years) after that. If you can build next, you will see what the release will have in it.
https://forum.librepilot.org/index.php?topic=5022.0
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Firmware General / Re: Next packages (r7xx)
« Last post by octavvian on August 21, 2022, 03:57:12 pm »OK, 2 years have past since last discussion and still no new build...
Life goes on 🙄.
Life goes on 🙄.
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Hardware / Re: Power and signal distribution PCB for mini Revo flight controllers
« Last post by karla on August 08, 2022, 02:13:07 am »Thats fine, thank you!
No hurry.
Regards
Karl
No hurry.
Regards
Karl
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Hardware / Re: Power and signal distribution PCB for mini Revo flight controllers
« Last post by trust on August 07, 2022, 05:53:47 pm »No problem on small order. I did this knowing it would be small numbers - just want to help out fellow enthusiasts.
I'm planning on making up 8 or so units - at least 2 with just servo pin blocks for you.
I have a gal who does assembly for us free-lance and does impeccable work and is reasonably cheap - $30/hr
May take a week to finish if that's ok. After I know how much she'll charge I'll have a better idea how much it costs.
I'll just charge her cost plus parts cost & shipping.
I'm planning on making up 8 or so units - at least 2 with just servo pin blocks for you.
I have a gal who does assembly for us free-lance and does impeccable work and is reasonably cheap - $30/hr
May take a week to finish if that's ok. After I know how much she'll charge I'll have a better idea how much it costs.
I'll just charge her cost plus parts cost & shipping.
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Hardware / Re: Power and signal distribution PCB for mini Revo flight controllers
« Last post by karla on August 07, 2022, 02:39:08 am »Okay, thank you.
I realise my need is a very small number and maybe not worth the trouble to make it.
Can you give a price for 2 units that includes the heat sink+fan plus the two LM1085 5V 3A linear regulators?
In addition to that I am interested in two small(er) units with only with the servo pin part.
That will be installed in helicopters and need to be small but don't need gps, mags, osd etc
Maybe we can continue discussion in PMs.
Regards
Karl
I realise my need is a very small number and maybe not worth the trouble to make it.
Can you give a price for 2 units that includes the heat sink+fan plus the two LM1085 5V 3A linear regulators?
In addition to that I am interested in two small(er) units with only with the servo pin part.
That will be installed in helicopters and need to be small but don't need gps, mags, osd etc
Maybe we can continue discussion in PMs.
Regards
Karl
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Hardware / Re: Power and signal distribution PCB for mini Revo flight controllers
« Last post by trust on August 06, 2022, 08:35:23 pm »Yes. There is a single heat sink+fan but underneath are two LM1085 5V 3A linear regulators. The left most one is used for the rcvr, flight controller, etc power. The right most one for servos, if there is no power supplied by the ESCs.
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Hardware / Re: Power and signal distribution PCB for mini Revo flight controllers
« Last post by karla on August 06, 2022, 04:21:20 am »thank you.
Is the BEC to the far right in the picture supplying both the two +5V sources?
or you have another BEC?
Is the BEC to the far right in the picture supplying both the two +5V sources?
or you have another BEC?
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Hardware / Re: Power and signal distribution PCB for mini Revo flight controllers
« Last post by trust on August 05, 2022, 07:47:00 pm »Here's a pix of one installed.
The mini Revo is on the bottom.
Two sets of 6 connectors - outputs plug in on the lower left of the PCB. I usually order them from 1-12 starting at the bottom.
Note ONLY the outputs connect to anything - power and ground are not connected from the mini REVO on the connector pin array.
The cPPM input, plus power gets connected to the bind input on the rcvr. (white/red/blk)
Power to the rcvr and then to the min-Revo comes from the 3 pin (only two used) connector (blk/green) middle left of the flitebrd.
All the servos and motor esc cables are on the bottom right.
Battery power to the flitebrd comes from the red (+) cable upper left, and blk (- under). I usually put 3mm connectors on these to make it easier to connect to whatever. I can supply both ends with 3mm, or just leave these as stubs.
Enclosed photo and schematic. Not shown on schematic is 2nd 5v output. This is a separate 5v regulator with +5/gnd connected to a 3 pin servo cable, that plugs into the end of the chain of servo connectors (see original photo).
There are 3 extra 3 pin connectors on the servo chain to allow for the power input (if used), and 2 other devices that may need power. Normally one also has the 1000uf cap connected also.
The mini Revo is on the bottom.
Two sets of 6 connectors - outputs plug in on the lower left of the PCB. I usually order them from 1-12 starting at the bottom.
Note ONLY the outputs connect to anything - power and ground are not connected from the mini REVO on the connector pin array.
The cPPM input, plus power gets connected to the bind input on the rcvr. (white/red/blk)
Power to the rcvr and then to the min-Revo comes from the 3 pin (only two used) connector (blk/green) middle left of the flitebrd.
All the servos and motor esc cables are on the bottom right.
Battery power to the flitebrd comes from the red (+) cable upper left, and blk (- under). I usually put 3mm connectors on these to make it easier to connect to whatever. I can supply both ends with 3mm, or just leave these as stubs.
Enclosed photo and schematic. Not shown on schematic is 2nd 5v output. This is a separate 5v regulator with +5/gnd connected to a 3 pin servo cable, that plugs into the end of the chain of servo connectors (see original photo).
There are 3 extra 3 pin connectors on the servo chain to allow for the power input (if used), and 2 other devices that may need power. Normally one also has the 1000uf cap connected also.
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Hardware / Re: Hobbyking discontinued Revo & Revo Mini
« Last post by TheOtherCliff on August 05, 2022, 12:03:10 pm »MMCX.