Need help - OpenPilot Revo Altitude Hold

Thisura De Silva said:
Hi guys , im building my first quadcopter and i have already got the below flight controller ,

http://www.banggood.com/OpenPilot-C...Bent-Pin-STM32-32-bit-Flexiport-p-956366.html

I am not sure whether its a genuine CC3D or not but what i know is it doesnt support altitude hold.
I want to build this with altitude hold so please give me instructions or tips on how to do so. I need to have GPS as well i assume. Thanks in advance :)
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Take a look at this link, I am pretty sure that the CC3D is not capable of this.



http://oddcopter.com/flight-controllers/
 
Thisura De Silva said:
Thank you for the information , if i am to include lets say an OpenPilot Revolution flight controller to my quadcopter , what are the other things that im gonna need in order to have altitude hold , stabilize mode etc ? Please provide me with a guide or a link if possible :)

Thank you.
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You would need a different flight controller for the altitude hold. Have you learned to fly fairly good yet? If not you might want to learn to fly with just stabilization first. Also what size is the quad you are building?
 
GJH105775 said:
You would need a different flight controller for the altitude hold. Have you learned to fly fairly good yet? If not you might want to learn to fly with just stabilization first. Also what size is the quad you are building?
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i havnt done with building it yet so no experience of quadcopters at all , but i ve flown a helicopter. the quad is 450 size.
 
Thisura De Silva said:
i havnt done with building it yet so no experience of quadcopters at all , but i ve flown a helicopter. the quad is 450 size.
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CC3D is mostly for 250s, but will work on a 450, if you want more features you will need a flight controller with the ability. What is your budget for a flight controller? There are a few choices listed in the link I gave you, and you should be able to choose from that list the approximate price range, but some are harder to setup than others.
 
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