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Do to some people with low comprehension.
They go against instructions, then blame others.
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No Cons only Pro'sthx for info,
do you have a list of pros and cons of the greencube ?
A beta tester, Matt has made the led's light up as they do, as to some aviation reference.The lights alternating flashing during flight; is that a Green Cube trait? Also the one red light...problem with the configuration?
Never mind, I found the link.How does one aquire the Green Cube?
How does one aquire the Green Cube?
Yes it does, matter of fact, if you decide to update, Then Solex app is a must, It has many more "Smart Shots" Tons of new features.what about smart shots ? are they still available ?
Quick question regarding PWM voltages I understand that the stock solo pixhawk sends pwm signals at 3.3 volts not at 5.5 volts, so if using a different ESC with the stock Pixhawk setup will this also cause a brownout? Most simonk ESC's use a low pass filter,,, i.e. the esc's only need minimum 1.0 volts and max 1.5 volts PWM input to operate safely? I don't want to kill my new build by running master on the stock pixhawk without the internal jumper set to 5.5 volts.... please advise, and thanks in advance
Im talking about the logic side or drain not what the esc puts out from the bec, most esc's expect the pwm to have a dc voltage logic signal. That's why there is a signal wire and ground for the return or drain, it puts out a small amount of voltage i.e. 3.3~5.5 volts or more.LOL; providing a fixed voltage amplitude for PWM signals is truely a bad electronic design....
all PWM circuits i know are open collector, meaning the voltage would be provided inside the ESC, just get the same ground potential
just my 2 cents
Im talking about the logic side or drain not what the esc puts out from the bec, most esc's expect the pwm to have a 5v logic signal no? I'm not sure if this is happening or if the signal is at 3.3 volts?
i´m too talking about the logic side, but to output a fixed amplitude of the PWM from the flight controller (as it seems to be done in solo) is simply an amateurish approach to basic electronic design of circuits...
with an open collector circuit you don´t have to think about any voltage of your output signal, basically your just switch the ground of the signal on and off, voltage comes from the other side of the wire (ESC)
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