Hi, I have a problem with the voltage sensor in my Speedybee F405Wing The value in INAV is up and down 13v~20v (I use 4S battery) I have changed the battery but the problem still occurs I am really frustate because I really like long range flight Do you know what component that I need to check? (It seems I broke that componen during soldering the cable) Is there any external Voltage Sensor available that can send the data through our Remote? Would it be possible for us to parallely connect the Receiver (Matek R24D) to Flight Control and CRSF to PWM converter The idea behind that because I heard we can get Vbat tellemetry to our remote using CRSF to PWM converter But at the same time I stil need OSD and Waypoint capability from Flight Controller
@@Indonesia01ian I think you’d be better off just getting another SpeedyBee f405. Especially if you’re doing long range flights. You wouldn’t want to be flying a sketchy FC a couple miles out.
I don't think you're supposed to use compass and GPS together . Just leave compass off and let gps do the work . I think haha. Watched a video abut this the other day but can't remember which one lol sorry if I don't help at all
You're sorta right? On airplanes, I disable the compass, but I think it's a good idea to have it with the multirotors. inav 7 has the ability to use these navigation modes without the compass, but now that mine is running well, it works GREAT!
I don’t really know. I know there are a ton of settings in inav and most of mine are the default. I think if you had a 3 axis gimbal it would “mask” the rolling in the turns. On my mavic mini I use an app called Litchi and it does a FANTASTIC job of making things smooth in waypoint mode. It’s as if the camera is on a dolly in the air.
No, I don't. I was actually planning on making a video because I got it to work using WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) on Windows 11 and it works FANTASTIC! But I had to call in a Linux guy because there were some missing dependencies and while it was super simple for him, I wouldn't have know what to do without his help. I think your best bet is to install Linux on a virtual machine and follow Stronag's tutorials. His documentation is great (even though I didn't understand all of it in my attempts)
Excellent video.... I may gonna upgrade my Flywoo RL to inav..... How did you do to get the "stick Command View" in the tx16s?.... thank you.
It's linked in the description. It's a great little script.
Link to Stick Commands Viewer Lua Script: github.com/DHaacke/Mambo-Tango
Hi, I have a problem with the voltage sensor in my Speedybee F405Wing
The value in INAV is up and down 13v~20v (I use 4S battery)
I have changed the battery but the problem still occurs
I am really frustate because I really like long range flight
Do you know what component that I need to check? (It seems I broke that componen during soldering the cable)
Is there any external Voltage Sensor available that can send the data through our Remote?
Would it be possible for us to parallely connect the Receiver (Matek R24D) to Flight Control and CRSF to PWM converter
The idea behind that because I heard we can get Vbat tellemetry to our remote using CRSF to PWM converter
But at the same time I stil need OSD and Waypoint capability from Flight Controller
@@Indonesia01ian I think you’d be better off just getting another SpeedyBee f405. Especially if you’re doing long range flights. You wouldn’t want to be flying a sketchy FC a couple miles out.
this is awesome if I could see it on my laptop
I don't think you're supposed to use compass and GPS together . Just leave compass off and let gps do the work . I think haha. Watched a video abut this the other day but can't remember which one lol sorry if I don't help at all
You're sorta right? On airplanes, I disable the compass, but I think it's a good idea to have it with the multirotors. inav 7 has the ability to use these navigation modes without the compass, but now that mine is running well, it works GREAT!
@@RickyGode ah yes that was right I fly wings with my GPS so I don't need it I guess but if it's working now that's good anyway nice one enjoy:-)
Which script did you use to play back the mission at 2:01? Is that within iNav configurator?
I’m replaying the blackbox logs using MWP Tools. github.com/stronnag/mwptools it’s a fantastic program!
I have a problem with poshold my keep on going up on my poshold mode and sometimes bumping the ground before taking off
Any way to get the turns better? Mine feels like its going to do a roll when goes to next point.
I don’t really know. I know there are a ton of settings in inav and most of mine are the default. I think if you had a 3 axis gimbal it would “mask” the rolling in the turns. On my mavic mini I use an app called Litchi and it does a FANTASTIC job of making things smooth in waypoint mode. It’s as if the camera is on a dolly in the air.
do you have instructions on how to install the mwptools on windows?
No, I don't. I was actually planning on making a video because I got it to work using WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) on Windows 11 and it works FANTASTIC! But I had to call in a Linux guy because there were some missing dependencies and while it was super simple for him, I wouldn't have know what to do without his help. I think your best bet is to install Linux on a virtual machine and follow Stronag's tutorials. His documentation is great (even though I didn't understand all of it in my attempts)
Flying over kids in playground is not cool and very bad for the hobby. Esp since you are testing it.