Just seeding the developers with more ideas.
some of my Quadcopters have the ability to Decode the signal from a Spektrum SAT rX. this is a very clean setup when using Spektrum based transmitters such as the DX6, DX8 etc.
some info http://wiki.openpilot.org/display/Doc/S ... +Satellite
does the Crazyflie hardware have the ability to be configured to do this ?
would be VERY cool.
Dave
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Would have been very neat but from my understanding this is not possible with the nRF24L01+ chip we use. I think Spektrum use DSS modulation and the nRF GFSK. What could be done is to make the Crazyradio work as a transmitter module that you could attach to you transmitter.
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tobias wrote:Would have been very neat but from my understanding this is not possible with the nRF24L01+ chip we use. I think Spektrum use DSS modulation and the nRF GFSK. What could be done is to make the Crazyradio work as a transmitter module that you could attach to you transmitter.
Ahh I see, what you suggested would be perfect for me. Glad that is an option. Thank you for reading and responding
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We have some experimental code that can make the Crazyradio work as a transmmitter module but it needs more work. Also attching it to the transmitter would be a bit hackish. Hopefully someone could design a case that could be 3D printed to make it look neat.
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I am a Mechanical designer, when my kit arrives I can model a case for 3D print for the Crazyradio I just need to see the interface. I probably can design it to clip onto the bent metal tube on the top of the dx8.
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