Eric's Shrediquette

Eric from France made a video that nicely shows the stability of Shrediquette when set up properly.
In the end he also shows a nice low-altitude 180° flip and he demonstrates that multicopters with fixed pitch can't hover in inverted flight... ;-D

tricopter test de stabilité from erictrex on Vimeo.

Comments

  1. This is absolutely cool! I currently fly a Mikrokopter but always had hope to see a BASCOM powered quad. Would you consider release a Quad version of your soft?
    Cheers

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  2. I am not planning to release a quad version soon. But everyone is free to modify the code.

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  3. hello william
    I'm trying to make the components tab
    your scheme involves 2 capacitor C16, C17 22uF
    I wonder if you can use the electrolytic tentalio like this on Distrelec

    hello and thanks




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  4. Hi,
    I am not an expert in electronics. I am using "WIMA foil capacitors". Probably they could be replaced with polarized tantalum capacitors, but I am not 100% sure about this.
    The capacitor is used in the lowpass for the accelerometer. You could also use a different resistor in this lowpass, that enables you to take a smaller resistor.

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  5. Ok thanks wiliam
    I try to ask in French by Eric here in Switzerland are not
    2.5mm pitch

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  6. Wiliam or have a question
    ce a picture on your site with the details
    There are 3 capacitor 100nF Wima then tell me where to go put
    novo because the PCB and other

    Dienstag, 27. Oktober 2009
    A new version of the tricopter is finished


    Hello and excuse the Google translation

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  7. wiliam
    and possible error in the electronic shema
    C16, C17 non 22uF but 22nF

    hello and thanks

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  8. 22 µF is correct. Together with a resistor of 1k, that gives a cut-off frequency of 7.2Hz for the ACC.
    You can also use 100k for R8 and R9 and 100nF for C16 & C17. That gives a cut-off frequency of 15.9Hz, that might still be acceptable.

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  9. ok William thanks

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