That's what I'm afraid of. The GPS is hardwired, and I have to fix or figure out to how get the thing fixed by Wednesday. I don't necessarily need to have GPS to fly manually, and luckily we have another board in the lab for a separate plane that I can sub in while this one is getting fixed.
Alston Pike
BSME 2009
The University of Alabama
On Wed, Apr 29, 2009 at 2:08 PM, Michael Caughey <
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Did you check the receive pin on the cable coming from the gps if
you have a remote gps. If you have a hard wired gps check the
solder connections. It sounds like the line transmitting from
gps has lost its connectivity to the processor.
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So in the process of testing my autopilot board, I was able to
take my plane outside and get a GPS signal from it. Since that
test, the plane took a severe hit in the lab and had the tail
broken off. Now, my GPS isn't working. Everything else seems to
function, except GPS -- and I either get a bunch of 0's or a blank
page in the GPS signal page in the gcs. Any ideas?
Alston Pike
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The University of Alabama
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