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thak you for your answer i'm not using a translator , what i meant by simulator is a software that generates graphs for the quadcopter performance , like matlab and pspice you know , when working on a quad control , you need constant tunning ,cuz it takes time to make the quad stable , and that...

hello does anyone know a free quadcopter simulator to test flight perfomances like stability and so on ( like matlab ) , to make sure that everything is going okay before actually testing it with hardware. thank you

yes i'm using a pi3 .. when i considered the usb cable , i intended to extend it of course to have a wider range, and it's mainly when i'm still working on its stabilisation , i'd prefer if it's attached to a cable so i can have a better control over it in case of a crash i'm not considering the...

i need to control a raspberry pi 3 based quadcopter wirelessly , but it doesn't seem to work well with radio gudgets as it's does only cover a very low distance ( like 1 m ) , so instead , i'd like to at least start to control it with a cable , but i don"t seem to find a compatible data transfer...

thank you for your suggestion, but it's too expensive for me , i still need other expensive parts like sensors and cameras , so i'm looking for cheap autopilot

nice videos especially the second one sounds like mission planner is the best , i'm considering one of the low cost hardware that works : PXFmini, it's designed for the raspberry pi board ( which is my main board choice ) , the problem is with the other necessary parts that come along with it ...

thank you for the information apart from mission planner , don't you know an other software that offers navigation and path planning (to eventually support other hardware flight controllers ) ? p.S : does a software like mission planner do the whole job when talking about an atonomous mission ...

can you please refer me to where you bought the two boards from ? cuz i'm intrested in using Mission planner as it appears to have good options , but i'm confused about the flight controller to use with it ( pixhawk is expensive for me so i'm just looking for a low cost autopilot )

thank you for your reply do you have an idea about naze32/flip32 ? i'm thinking about using it wirh a raspberry pi 3

is ardupilot mega flight controller outdated ? i mean , did its market production stop ?

does anyone know an easy to set up/ tune flight controller , with a reasonable cost , and that fits with the raspberry pi 3 for an autonomous quadcopter ?

which low cost boards to use( processing unit + autopilot ) for an autonomous quadcopter that does SLAM and face recognition ? please consider the easiest ones to set up and program p.S : this is a graduation project. and i'm intending to use neural networks or fuzzy logic