I found a store cosmetic strolling with my partner of disk makeup sint made in a very similar matter to the foam supplied with the pixhawk. the chain store call “KIKO make up milano”
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glqrPyiri8Q[/youtube]
I found a store cosmetic strolling with my partner of disk makeup sint made in a very similar matter to the foam supplied with the pixhawk. the chain store call “KIKO make up milano”
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glqrPyiri8Q[/youtube]
I’m following you.
I saw that round you’ve shown in the video, (in the photo above) it might work in a double layer.
tomorrow I will start tests.
Ciao - Giuseppe
[color=#00BF00]Split off from main support thread.[/color]
ready to fly !!!
My configuration:
APM 2.6 + ublox and compass, Hexa clone Mikrokopter, MK3638, Esc40a SimonK, props APC 12x3.8
Double battery 4s 4000mA
total weight (with battery): 2,600Kg
Fly on moderate / strong wind:
My accZ-Y-X graph:
here a piece of video of the tests made with round Kiko foam on my configuration:
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hiy-kU4ov5U[/youtube]
Ciao - Giuseppe
today new test with this chosmetic product from Wjcon (franchising like Kiko)
:
here graph test no payload (wjcon)
i.imgur.com/9O2xx11.jpg
here grah test no payload (kiko)
i.imgur.com/e1b2cYF.png
here graph test with payload 900gr. (wjcon)
i.imgur.com/sRnfQln.jpg
here graph test with payload 900hr (kiko)
i.imgur.com/5lxCW2r.jpg
For now the winner is… Wjcon square foam
Ciao - Giuseppe
Hi There,
I had the best results with slightly harder foam with small bearing surfaces. The best thing is to cut the foam square and place them on each corner. For Pixhawk you can use the small square surfaces which are already in place. (take the measures for the foam)
I found out that cutting the foam square will give better results as rectangle for x and y.
The smaller the contact surface between pixhawk/APM and chassis the better the result.
Pictures please ?
Ciao - Giuseppe
Ciao Giuseppe, your’re from italy ?
here some pictures
Very good ACCXYZ graph.
Yes, I’m from Italy - Sicily, and you ?
Ciao - Giuseppe