This is a great video for a newbie like me. Now I know and understand how I screwed up some of my wiring. You make good videos and are a great teacher. Keep putting out more videos. You’re helping us. Thank you.
Bacon seriously needs to come back and make some more videos. Bardwell is holding strong, but BN has great videos, presented well and I'm always learning stuff. This video helped me understand what a lot of the pads on my new JHEMCU board were that i had no idea about. Also looking at the Quadmula frames as recommended for next 3 inch build.
Always a great dept of detail in your videos.. Someone down in the nitty and gritty trenches of FPV is a breath of fresh air brother. Keep going; you're influencing many!
Talking about you @diatone. I always make a doc drawing line from the FC to each peripherals board. This has saved me a couple times virtually wiring it up first
Diatone boards are made this way with a purpose. When there's no text they can make the pads bigger and easier to solder on. I prefer this over really small pads like foxeer boards
OMG this just popped up random on here. But shocking you decore is big on similiar to my new paint studio. Black and smoked wood and Black metal with Dark wood desk. And rustic yellow light. Mind blow I spent hour picking colour theming for my music studio.
Hey Bro Bacon thank you for sharing all that as 10 or so months ago i would have known about 3 of them, tthis will be a blessing to new newwbies. happy aussie fathers day as well. finaly im getting better,but my body is trashed for good, oh i broke my 1s vtx on the cam , i am sure its not the camera will buy another full setup as its cheaper in the end..i hit to many things,then repairing for 10th time cut finger with new razor took out all of the wires as well when i jumped so ive just desoldered ~removed all the leftover solder,its clean like near new! (some solder dont mix i found out even if its all 40/60 but different brands)) weird but im just sticking to 1 now ..ok ive yapped enough your usualy asleep on discord so i try make it short here!
Luckily Diatone includes the paper wiring diagram for most stacks but I think its inconvenient and makes mistakes easier to make without the pads labeled on the board. Come on Diatone its 2023 please silkscreen your boards with labeled pads! Great video and explanation Bacon 🥓 🤟
Flying too?! Oh Shi.... lol Can't forget to reserve a UART pad, re-assign it as a hi low on a Tx sitch, so 3.3V can be output to your relay trigger, so you can feed straight VBat to your coffee maker. On a switch, of course.
@@BaconNinjaFPV Sir, I would never dare to not calculate for *bacon* first. _I'm not a savage, after all._ Love what you're doin with the SpeedyBee content, production values tops, glad I came across your stuff. May I suggest a "Protocol" video for your channel - that is a Wrath of Khan to this video, to discuss SBus, CRSF, CAN, PPM, SmartAudio, Fork, Knife etc that can be used over these newly described pads? I thought of this when ELRS adopted SBus recently, allowing me to use my ancient Omnibus and Eagletree Vector FC's on planes and quads formerly limited to my Frisbee throwing distance. And I Frisbee like I speel.
Love the info :) I have a question lots are hesitant to answer :( Im soldering a skystars KO60II to a skystars H743 HD. The pads to do this are not all in the same place. s1->4 r3 and curr are all right by the harness female plug on the fc.. but gnd and vbatt seem to be on the flipside of the flight controller. im second guessing if these are the correct pads to go to.. they are next to uart 8.. can any vbatt pad be a vbatt voltage in? and same for gnd? i cant find a diagram for soldering this thing... everything diagram is wiring harness only
4v5 will output 5 volts when you plug in to usb. Great for receiver cuz there is no need to plug in the bat and try out modes etc. Of course it outputs 5v with bat connected as well. Personally I use them for receiver and GPS if I have 2 of them.
great video friend! i have a question you could help me..what numbers uart i need to select for gps on this board?there are nothing about it on the manual..
I am getting a speedybee F7 V3, which has a CC pad, but my Foxeer analog camera does not have a CC wire coming out of it. Instead l, it has an OSD wire coming out of it. Is that the same thing?
So do you think those Arduino NEO-7M GPS modules would work since they output a wide range of different GPS formats via UART? I've just got a ton of them laying around from past ESP32 projects. This also mades me kinda want to tinker around with LoRa and quads.
@baconninja I replaced the flight controller in my meteor 75 with a betafpv 5 amp elrs serial aio flight controller. It feels different. Not as easy to fly. I haven't touched the tuning because I don't know what the hell I'm doing. Any suggestions? Maybe flash meteor 75 pro cli?
in betaflight configurator I have enabled barometer on SpeedyBee F405 v3 running BF 4.4.2 but the barometer icon (that's on the left side of the GPS icon) is blacked out, do you know why is that? BTW also exact same issue with magnetometer.
Unfortunately it doesn't look like that will work :( The FC (in the revision 2 of the Pico anyway) doesn't have any pads for Vin or Vout and is missing an OSD chip on board as well. They really designed it to work with HD VTX's that don't run anything through the FC. You can always just wire up an analog cam's video out directly to the video in of an analog VTX though if you don't mind skipping OSD! If you do that, you can still control the analog VTX using SmartAudio or IRCTramp like you would if you were running it any other way.
Just as an additional note: If you have/got a camera with voltage sense you will at least be able to have a voltage reading onscreen, which I really like having. Otherwise just put a timer on your transmitter, like we used to do before we had OSD.
Ok right at this moment Im building a drone and I need something to watch I opend utub and there you are I dont even know what is the video about but I saw a FC on the tonenail ok let me watch my boy Bacon Ninja lol lol.
Usually they are what is called an X8 where you have one set of motors above the arms and another set mounted upside down in a pusher configuration directly under them. Lots of high end cinelifters for big productions use that layout since it can tolerate a motor failure without falling out of the sky!
I know all of this.. but you explain it so well.. that I watched the whole thing anyway. Here is a backyard flight with my 5 inch 6s switchback. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-gKpjXkEtBhM.html
man I love that gate setup! So many possibilities with just 3 of them in that layout. Some pretty sweet flying you are doing there, and especially that dive from top to bottom on the double gate :)
welp, round one is done and those winners were announced and notified :) Lots of awesome shipping destinations so far! Round 2 got a little held up since I wound up moving houses a whole lot sooner than I had planned, but that one should drop next week. Round 3 is still sitting in China waiting on shipping...which makes me sad...but as soon as I get those I will schedule that one too!
