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There is a surprising amount of open source code in RC multirotors in general, I've only played around a bit and I've used: Cleanflight[1] & Betaflight[2] fl
by Ardren 9y ago
There is a surprising amount of open source code in RC multirotors in general, I've only played around a bit and I've used:
Cleanflight[1] & Betaflight[2] flight controller firmware
Deviation[3] firmware for Walkera Devo transmitters
RX5808 Pro Diversity[4] video receiver firmware
1: https://github.com/cleanflight/cleanflight
2: https://github.com/betaflight/betaflight
3: https://github.com/DeviationTX/deviation
4: https://github.com/sheaivey/rx5808-pro-diversity/
- olex 9y agoDon't forget OpenTX, which is a transmitter firmware that overshadows any expensive as hell top-of-the-line brand RC transmitter by orders of magnitude in functionality, and runs on various mostly inexpensive hobby-grade hardware. Also Ardupilot (APM:Copter, APM:Plane, APM:Rover), PX4, and many many others.
- StavrosK 9y agoI got a Taranis Q X7 that comes with OpenTX from the factory. I can't believe how high-quality both the firmware and the companion (cross-platform desktop app that simulates the entire transmitter) is.
- taneq 9y agoI'm in the process of building my first racing drone and I've been amazed by the sophisticated open-source ecosystem around all this hardware.