Pawl, my dude, I appreciate your videos like no other. If you ever want to revisit iNav rover builds I wouldn’t be upset at all. Sorry I’m stuck on my 3d printed tank build and I just can’t get the motors to spinning. Might be an esc issue, no idea. Be good brother.
Thanks, Pawel! 😊 I've been trying to find Uhu Por around here without success... But we shall see, I have new ideas of where to look. Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
2:20 A little pro-tip for everyone... don't even think of using thread glue on gimbals stick ends. I made this mistake, and now I am not able to unscrew them to change to others ;)
I use loctite 243 (medium strength blue) on mine, and I can remove stick ends easily. But I only use a single dab, don't drown the thread with loctite. Stick ends won't spin on you, and will easily twist off
Hi Pawel, thanks for all your videos that you created. I have offtopic, maybe you can help me with it: I want to send commands from raspberry to flight controller. Maybe I can use ardupilot for it, but want to try with iNav too. But I don't see how to do it. I tried different libraries for python + msp that should send commands like arm, disarm, get_alittude() - but no success. And as I see all such library repositiories are died in about 2020 year Maybe you can create a video example how drone with flight controller that's based on iNav could be navigated externally by raspberry pi zero or something similar?
You have to look for a library that supports MSP2. It works, but it will be slightly more complaex that just calling a single method. For Ardupilot you will need a library with MAVlink support
Really good video and cool advice! However, a thought came to me and I've been wondering about this for a long time, how do you remove MG Chemicals from a board, do you have any chemicals for this?
Good summary. You clearly forgot C2H6O. Oral application after flights with friends.
Top notch - as usually
Great video
Congrats on being the first youtube I watch at x3
Pawl, my dude, I appreciate your videos like no other. If you ever want to revisit iNav rover builds I wouldn’t be upset at all. Sorry I’m stuck on my 3d printed tank build and I just can’t get the motors to spinning. Might be an esc issue, no idea. Be good brother.
Thanks, Pawel! 😊
I've been trying to find Uhu Por around here without success... But we shall see, I have new ideas of where to look.
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
2:20 A little pro-tip for everyone... don't even think of using thread glue on gimbals stick ends. I made this mistake, and now I am not able to unscrew them to change to others ;)
I use loctite 243 (medium strength blue) on mine, and I can remove stick ends easily. But I only use a single dab, don't drown the thread with loctite. Stick ends won't spin on you, and will easily twist off
You might be able to if you use some heat as it can help break the bonds.
Good to see the hands returning to the screen.
Thanks @AndrewNewton . But it's not that simple, I'm not back yet :(
I put ca glue accelerator on the other half so that it comes together
Hello. Any idea what reducer can be used for silicone comformal coating? My become wery thick. Thanx
Hi Pawel, thanks for all your videos that you created.
I have offtopic, maybe you can help me with it: I want to send commands from raspberry to flight controller.
Maybe I can use ardupilot for it, but want to try with iNav too.
But I don't see how to do it.
I tried different libraries for python + msp that should send commands like arm, disarm, get_alittude() - but no success.
And as I see all such library repositiories are died in about 2020 year
Maybe you can create a video example how drone with flight controller that's based on iNav could be navigated externally by raspberry pi zero or something similar?
You have to look for a library that supports MSP2. It works, but it will be slightly more complaex that just calling a single method.
For Ardupilot you will need a library with MAVlink support
Anyone know what the black, hard stuff is called TBS use on their VTXs?
I like chemistry ⚗️🧪
Really good video and cool advice! However, a thought came to me and I've been wondering about this for a long time, how do you remove MG Chemicals from a board, do you have any chemicals for this?
Why remove?
@@FPVUniversity for example I would like to solder something new to the board or possibly replace a burnt component, like a mosfet etc.
If chemistry is pronounced Kemmastry, is Chimney pronounced Kimy?
I don't know, pronounce correctly my first name, I dare you :)