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Nicely random John!! Good job I clicked the thread ;-) This is what you were after http://www.flightgear.org/

Well the sonar is coming and the ability to have 12 outputs is working and I think that will be about it. I would like to see a pitot as well, but then its getting silly. The INS/Pro will already do all of that built in. A couple of Universities are adopting the OpenPilot platform and PiOS so...

No thats the mag baro Droider, any NMEA GPS works with CC. The mag baro would be Bart its for CC The mainboard already has it on.

Showing off For sure!!! Its time to start on the Mag Baro board.

Yep a simple way!

We will start announcing stuff more on Twitter, don't worry if you don't use it you can follow this link. http://twitter.com/#!/OpenPilot Seems like a simple way of doing things. Will keep putting things everywhere else but Twitter will be the first port of call.

ZAxis, one million chicken points that was great.

I think Ed uses one to make his microhex bits http://www.aerodynes.fr/aeroshop/en/airframes/11-microhex-airframe-kit.html

I did forget the word "might" up in the post above. Whenever you update the GCS you have to update the flight FW, they both have to match. You can save the settings that you have for your airframe and then import them again into the new GCS This is a developers version, only for the brave...

Oh dear sorry to hear about that, its a bit of a black art all this. I don't suppose it was failsafe related?

A great start and your job will be easier soon, upto 12 channels out using Spektum stuff. Sambas has it flying just needs to commit the code. The first to do is to test the Axis lock feature that has come out and can be tested by the brave!

Only for the brave. Here is a link for a developers version of the GCS and Firmware that includes our new feature Axis Lock Put your machine in an attitude and it will stay that way until you tell it otherwise. For people familiar with helicopters its like heading hold for the tail...

Excellent work from James This video is more than you ever wanted about PID tuning for a multirotor. A brief overview of our control scheme is given, followed by a demonstration of tuning a quadcopter on a string and then in the air. Finally, for those interested, a set of simulations is...

Outdoor flying now I want to get guidance control and GPS working on a flying wing and then I will try it on the ball!!

Ah dusty bin, one crashed last week in Japan, converts fuel to noise. Had a very full and frank debrief about them last year from the Army here ;-)

Changed the platform slightly

Congratulations best of luck to both of you. Now get off the web and on with the honeymoon.

Doh Thanks Droider right one there now.

Lots more is beginning to be wrung out of the little CC board than we thought. The beauty of all the work being achieved is that it will all be handy for the main platform. Anyhow a more solid heading hold if you will for now. But the phrase to remember is Axis Lock, its to help the heli guys...

Very briefly and it was fast which surprised me. If I am honest its not a nice flying experience yet. Waiting for better weather for more outdoor flights.