This does not necessarily solve all navigation oscillations completely, but certainly helps since the gain is reduced dynamically, leaving sufficient gain when needed, and reducing the oscillations. The problem is that with very low forward ground speed, a small heading error of the plane can make the plane move almost laterally, and hereby causes a huge ground track error (90 degrees), which is corrected by a way too big commanded turn... etc...
Christophe
On Mon, Jun 21, 2010 at 9:43 PM, Rokas Adiklis
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Hello,
I am trying to tune TWOG to work with my airplane. Stabilization (Auto 1, IR + Gyro) works pretty well, autopilot (Auto 2) is also working in low-wind conditions. However, sometimes, when flying against stronger wind, it starts to fly left to right (kinda oscilates, like a snake).Sometime even turns around in a circle at the same point. I tried to decrease pgain of horizontal control, but it doesn't help much - two less gain makes it very slow (unacurate) to follow the route in more normal conditions.
Just don't get me wrong - it's not storm I'm talking about :) That "stronger" wind is maybe 6-9m/s. It can fly pretty straight against wind in Auto 1 mode.
Any hints?...
Thanks in advance.
Rokas
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