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I followed the description on the wiki =headless]here, so I guess this already is the headless client, right? Like I said, it's nowhere near 2 seconds, closer to a couple hundred ms, enough to notice and be irritated by it.

Thanks for the link.

Would it be possible to turn on the vibration of the controller as soon as the red LED indicates the battery is empty? This could be very useful when flying outdoors.

Great news. Thanks

I can't really say for sure, but the control with the pi doesn't feel as snappy as with the Windows client. Is there a way to debug the time the commands take before they arrive at the pi, I'd like to see how the pi compares to the pc client. Maybe we can figure out the source for the delay. I'm alm...

I bought this one yesterday, but it has a different connector. Depending on the availability of the connector I might change the connector on the crazyflie itself, since you can just pull it off. Nevermind, the connector is the same and seems to charge just fine. I'm still waiting on my replacement...

Any news on that?

I got the LiPo USB Charger yesterday, but it doesn't have the JST-ZHR-2P either. But since I ordered a couple of the connectors from segor (thanks for the link foosel) I think I'll just rip of the plastic housing for the connector and plug the battery directly on to the two pins on the usb charger. ...

I can't find these connectors in germany. I'll talk to the guys at the local electronics shop, hopefully I can replace the onboard connector with something more common here in germany. Didn't think it would be that hard to find a replacement battery.

Will keep you posted.

That should be the right cable/connector, correct?

http://www.exp-tech.de/Zubehoer/Steckve ... ector.html

You wouldn't be able to tell me how the connector used on the batteries is called? Is that a MicroJST? I'd like to know that as well :) I bought this one yesterday, but it has a different connector. Depending on the availability of the connector I might change the connector on the crazyflie itself,...