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Regarding auto landing

Postby Kang.K.P.S. » Fri Apr 27, 2012 12:18 pm

Dear Tom,
Auto landing seems to work quite well in newer firmware on electric models but on fueled models
it does not seem to cut the throttle properly.
Moreover I think there should be a provision of choosing to use ether the barometric or the GPS height or a mean of the both. This will certainly help those prefer to stick to local missions or those adhere to long distance flights.

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Re: Regarding auto landing

Postby Tom » Fri Apr 27, 2012 4:24 pm

Hi Kang,

Could you give me some more information on why it doesn't cut the throttle properly with a gas engine?

Yes I am working on a GPS -only altitude. Currently it it predefined in the code, but I'm planning on making it configurable. I expect you will need to enter absolute altitude in this case.
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Re: Regarding auto landing

Postby Kang.K.P.S. » Sat Apr 28, 2012 3:51 am

Tom,
It gets the throttle to its minimum value but does not cuts fully during auto landing! Any suggestions?
However,it will be very convenient to make the use of barometric/gps configurable through the gluon config.
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Re: Regarding auto landing

Postby Tom » Sat Apr 28, 2012 6:57 am

Hi Kang,

0% throttle is equal to the amount of throttle the RC-transmitter was sending when the gluonpilot booted. Maybe this is the reason?
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Re: Regarding auto landing

Postby Kang.K.P.S. » Tue May 01, 2012 6:20 am

Dear Tom,
Sorry for delay as I was away this weekend.Perhaps you are right .
I had a nice flight and good landing this morning. Thanx for the help :mrgreen:
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