pre-programable flights?
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In an indoor environment, is it possible to make a program that somehow
interacts with a helicopter's controller so that if you place the helicopter
in the same spot and position, you can get it to go to another specific spot
in the building and land there just by pushing a button?
David
interacts with a helicopter's controller so that if you place the helicopter
in the same spot and position, you can get it to go to another specific spot
in the building and land there just by pushing a button?
David
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It's possible, but the technology behind it is not cheap. Most helicopters that are positionally aware use GPS to do it.
All self-piloted models i've ever seen have all been ruinously expensive and usually used for industrial/military application.
All self-piloted models i've ever seen have all been ruinously expensive and usually used for industrial/military application.
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It's possible, but the technology behind it is not cheap. Most helicopters that are positionally aware use GPS to do it.
All self-piloted models i've ever seen have all been ruinously expensive and usually used for industrial/military application.
It's possible, but the technology behind it is not cheap. Most helicopters that are positionally aware use GPS to do it.
All self-piloted models i've ever seen have all been ruinously expensive and usually used for industrial/military application.
controller or something like that, providing a possible practical use for them.
Oh well...maybe some day...
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...providing a possible practical use for them...
...providing a possible practical use for them...
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very interesting question. i'm new to r/c helicopter and am already thinking about the pre-programmed aspect. right now, I don't know how it is to be done, but I think pre-programmed flights would involve a OEM connector at the antennae/transmitter with a black-box of some sort. I'll get back to you guys when I figure it out.
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I think pre-programmed flights would involve a OEM connector at the antennae/transmitter with a black-box of some sort. I'll get back to you guys when I figure it out.
I think pre-programmed flights would involve a OEM connector at the antennae/transmitter with a black-box of some sort. I'll get back to you guys when I figure it out.
or want to let me know how you work it out, if you do. My email address is:
[email protected]
Thanks!




