Re: [Paparazzi-devel] pcb's

[David Armstrong]

thanks Anton ,
that was very helpful

going back to my question , if anyone has any spare pcb's , i would be 
interested in any available to help get me up to speed , it would seem that 
the classix is suiting the application best .

i am also interested in any porting to windows OS and could possibly help 
out in that respect

David




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> David,
> I would say check out the wiki if you havent yet.
> http://www.recherche.enac.fr/paparazzi/doc/
>
> Most of the data is up to date, although it hasnt been update in about a 
> month.
> That will tell you about the hardware version.  Both AVR and ARM boards 
> are
> supported but talk has been that we may drop support for the AVR, once we 
> are
> confident that the ARM boards are good to go.  Thats about all I have.
>
> Anton
>
> PS. We have used 900, 868Mhz, and 2.4Ghz datamodems with great success, 
> and good
> range.
>
> Quoting David Armstrong <address@hidden>:
>
> > looking for any pcb's for version 3 , that would get me started
> > also for information on the current status of what is working or requires
> > work
> > i am interested in helping expand etc , as i need it for a Multi Jet 
> > Turbine
> > project , so i was looking at developing the electronic control unit for 
> > the
> > turbines , and also along with telemetry using 900 Mhz modules that in my
> > opinion
> > may suit this project better and give a range of over 8 Miles, as the
> > modules are approved world wide , ok different frequencys are involved
> > wherever you are , but that is just a plug in pcb module on a common
> > footprint
> >
> > however at the moment sorting out what is needed and which pcb's are 
> > needed
> > to at least get a working system
> > running for development work .
> >
> > regards
> > David
> >
> >
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> > > Which PCBs are you talking about ?
> > >
> > > Antoine
> > >
> > >
> > > David Armstrong wrote:
> > > > Has anyone a spare set of blank pcb's they don't need , i would be
> > > > willing to purchase
> > > >
> > > >
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