The air data computer performed on Hackaday Check out this article! Not to mention that Hackaday is a unique and impressive resource for DIYers. We thank all the Hackaday staff, and we salute in particular Tom Nardi. Hat tip to all the Basic Air Data collaborators.
We’ve written down a getting started article. That should help the new ADC users after the first firmware upload.
We’ve published the 3D models of the 8 mm Pitot-Static probe on a dedicated repository. We used Freecad to generate the models.
I dare you to find another DIY blog with so many insights into airplane technique. Simply amazing content. Starting from the idea up to the machining without neglecting installation and design. I rather say, from zero to hero! :-). So, check out now What have I gotten myself into! blog.
We’ve just ended the ADC Prototyping process. So far the unit is performing well! The Github posted firmware is providing basic functions and it can communicate with an Android phone. This time the hardware seems sturdy and easy to assemble(under two hours to complete a unit). In the next period of time, we will Read more…
Swiss Air Data just released a new small commercial air data boom. Check out the specs. It is made of composite materials. It is light, only 0.2 kg.
We’ve been told of this interesting website, bestplacestowalk.com. A newborn collection of walk paths created by GPS users. They are using also our GPS Logger android application. Worth a try!
The PJRC site published our ADC here. Be sure to have a look at the PJRC website; it is plenty of interesting resources. PJRC created the Teensy microcontroller board that we use in the ADC. Cheers, Basic Air Data Team
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Walk around of the X-56 plane by Curtis Olson. Scale 1:2. A magnificent research platform.