The Issue and Project:
I have been at a standstill with my autopilot because I cannot communicate with it using my high powered transmitter: the Ubiquity Rocket M5. But the whole communications issue is not as simple as breaking it down to just one component, it succeeds through various sections for various reasons as I will discuss in the section below. But before I go any further, this is the end goal and current setup for by project:
My Trials:
What happens with everything plugged in appropriately:
I have been at a standstill with my autopilot because I cannot communicate with it using my high powered transmitter: the Ubiquity Rocket M5. But the whole communications issue is not as simple as breaking it down to just one component, it succeeds through various sections for various reasons as I will discuss in the section below. But before I go any further, this is the end goal and current setup for by project:
- Ardupilot with custom software (communications via serial)
- Arduino Ethernet to convert Serial to Ethernet [static: 192.168.2.30]
- On-Plane Switch
- Ubiquity Rocket, this is in the plane as the "router/access point" [static: 192.168.2.1]
- Ubiquity Rocket, this is on the ground ad the "bridge/station" [static: 192.168.2.21]
- Laptop with custom user interface [static: 192.168.2.10]
My Trials:
What happens with everything plugged in appropriately:
- The network camera provides a live stream
- I can ping the arduino ethernet module
- I send packets to the ardupilot, but no response
- Everything works appropriately

- Packets get sent though and display serial monitor just fine
- I opened up a testing program on my computer to read packets for port 8888. I sent some packets from the Arduino Ethernet to my computer and they worked just fine.