@@chrisvandenbosch1660 hahah god bless the internet I guess!

Hello thanks for stopping by, what is the required voltage (3s,4s or more)?

What I'm trying to accomplish is making a homemade scooter and hiding the battery packs in a " dummy" frame. I want to have maybe three steel cylinders with the batteries incased and attached together. It will be a set of four on-top another four, upward. My question is how would you a joint the batteries going upwards?

Asuming the gear can work underwater I would say yes..

15:44 Rule of thumb will be 10% above the maximum amperage that the battery can deliver (its burst C rating). I believe that since rc planes dont consume much current you should be fine with 14awg or 12awg.

Ok thanks, thats a big help my planes fly around pulling 6 to 10amp but on full throttle and during launch I see 30 to 35 amp draw

Cheers mate

Good point!

Thanks mate!

Hello friend, the item shown is badly worn. If you are in doubt you should replace it, it is a wear item anyway. About the 90 degrees it shoud not point forward when it starts pulling the disks, that is a rough way of knowing if its worn, but since you took it out it must be obvious and should have only one groove.

This will work, the only thing you might want to is to play with the settings on how the craft will react.

@@maixechrys6264 Nice. Im forced to fly in althold mode. Does obstacle avoidance works in that mode. Also, is there a minimun of distance the lidar can detect and the drone react? I mean, as im flying inside, I will need to set the lidar probably at 30-50cm

Hello good friend! Starter assemblies change and rely heavily on engine serial, since most 1050's have starter issues. Nevermind, later after the video I also changed the starter, casing and gears to match the aftermarket fix for the starter. In all honesty there might be something missing or not from my last assembly since this is a 2010 bike some other hands might have worked on it.

Hello, I believe its a standard M8.

@@maixechrys6264 got it …. So there is no obstacle avoidance for downward sensors. Only surface tracking. The avoid parameters are for horizontal sensors

@@maixechrys6264 Thank you, I got both the sensors working. I just have one more doubt. I can’t see the sensor distances on my mission planner hud. I can see them in my proximity tab by pressing clt f . How can I see the distances on the hud like you have set them up. Thank you

@@RajPatel-vc6mg you right click the hud screen and there is an option to show aditional sensor readings, I dont remember by heart though.

Ευχαριστω πολυ!

@@panostheos7464 βρες με στο instagram!

@@gargolaconrad3188 no wories mate my bad I hadn't put a link.

Χαιρομαι πολυ που υπαρχει και ελληνικο κοινο για αυτα! Η αληθεια ειναι οτι μου πηρε χρονο προσπαθωντας να φερω ενα καλο αποτελεσμα! I would go with whatever fits the budget I do not think it is really something of importance to give much thought on. Dont be scared out of aftermarket option. Thank you for your comment!

Barnett is relatively overpriced but according to triumph forums, of higher endurance and performance... My main concern since the first time i replaced the clutch was the order, because i got lost... However now i found exactly what i needed! Take care man!

@@pados1002 ναι σωστα πρεπει να κοιταει το κινητηρα, δες το και στο βιντεο 3:56 το δειχνω αναλυτικα! Καλο μονταρισμα!

Λοιπόν έκανα την αλλαγή και βγήκα βόλτα... Όλα κύλησαν ρολόι απλά τώρα στα πρώτα 15 χλμ που έκανα έχω πατιναριμα... Είναι φυσιολογικό μέχρι να κάνει κάποια χλμ το μηχανάκι ώστε να πατήσουν σωστά ή θα πρέπει να δοκιμάσω χωρίς τις ροδελες άραγε?

Το ελυσες το προβλημα;

Hahahah yes I think I mentioned you should always swap the rx and tx terminals on 0:21 though.. Welcome to the world of electronics where a simple task can take ages but when acomplished can make your day!Nice story, glad to know it worked!

@@maixechrys6264 yeah i know ist supposed to be the First Troubleshooting step but i did that before the Video so i didnt think about It First after setting the baudrade but that was actually good because i got disapointet First and was Like Whatever might try that while the Iron is hot So the "happines curve" was even better Building my Drone was definetly easier XD

@@devilcloudleitung6080 yeah actually do this myself sometimes and skip steps but then I get the happines curve which is more thrilling!

Hello, first up you need to identify what protocol the sensors use, for example are they using telemetry ports or i2c?

@@maixechrys6264 --> DHT22 humidity & temperature sensor (DHT22 also named as AM2302) • Output signal: digital signal via single-bus What protocol does DHT22 use? • Single wire protocol (single wire/bus for communication) -->A02YYUW Waterproof Ultrasonic Sensor • Output: UART • RX: Processed Value/Real-time Value Output Selection • TX: UART Output --> BlueRobotics SOS Leak Sensor • I did not find any information about its protocol. --> BlueRobotics Ping Sonar Altimeter and Echosounder • The Ping sonar communicates with a serial UART using a binary communication protocol called Ping Protocol • Signal Protocol: TTL Serial (UART) • I found that we can connect it to pixhawk’s SERIAL2 port (Serial/UART port). Is it ok? --> DFRobot Gravity: Analog Water Pressure Sensor • Integrated Circuit (IC) engineering technology.

Uart is a telemetry port, so you have to connect it to one of the 4/5 telemetry ports and go to the advanced settings and change the number that corresponds to your sensor maybe the manual has this information. Uart or telemetry ports are unfortunately limited and Telem_1 is reserved for the usb connection to pc. On the other hand I2C port can connect many sensors using an I2C splitter.

Απλα χρησιμοποιησε τις πρωτες τεσσερις μπαταριες και ενωσε τα θετικα του συνδεσμου ισολογισμου στα 4 θετικα των μπαταριων οπως απεικονιζονται στο 0:39.

No, it is not possible and it is very dangerous if you do so.

@@maixechrys6264 Ok. Thanks.

@@chongshenchang9367 thank you, please make sure you watch part 1 and 2 as they cover anything you need to get started.

@@maixechrys6264 Ok Sir..

@@maixechrys6264 so what type of charger can I use?

You are limited by the telemetry I/O of the controller. In this case we can have a maximum of four, if you want more or if you dont have any other serial ports available you can opt for an I2C based sensor witch can be a lot more than 4.

@@maixechrys6264 m kinda new to all this. And there is no proper tutorial that shows how to install. You said it can take 4. 2 i saw how you did it. What about the other 2? Actually i m using ultrasonic sensors. I do have tfminis too.

@@RETROGAME-FIX Do you use gps? Osd? If yes then i am afraid you do not have any serial ports available. Maybe you can fit one more but you have to see how many teletry ports are available to you.

@@maixechrys6264 the project is to build an obstacle avoidance drone all 4 directions and if possible, add 2 more sensors for up and down. There are tons of video and pages but for some reason its not working for me. Maybe m broken or my electronics are broken. I can compensate the telemetry and osd for the sensors. I saw the I2c option too but again i am not able to use the tfmini with i2c maybe m missing something in mission planner parameters.