Re: [Paparazzi-devel] Shopping list for a Lisa with Gumstix setup. What do I need?

[Marcus Wolschon]

What antenna are you using?

I found one of the PROs to the NetWifi-Gumstix -board
(apart from the small form-factor and no large USB-cables needed)
was the R-SMA -connector with a sensible antenna that can be fittet
to a plane easily.
Something you can't do with most power-hungry USB-wifi-sticks.

Marcus


On Wed, Aug 4, 2010 at 7:13 PM, J. L. <address@hidden> wrote:
> You will get better results using a USB wifi adapter than the gumstix
> onboard wifi, the libertas driver is not that great speeds and
> reliability are hit and miss with the on board wifi. I own a fire
> personally. Just my opinion.
>
>
>
> 2010/8/4 Ørjan Pettersen <address@hidden>:
>> Hello!
>>
>> I have finally decided to buy a Paparazzi autopilot.
>>
>> I have the airframe. It is the Multiplex Funjet.
>>
>>
>> The following stuff have been ordered.
>>
>> The Lisa board from JobyRobotics.com
>>
>> From PPZUAV, Receiver board, Paparazzi GPS v1.3 Assembled LEA-5H, IR
>> Sensors.
>>
>>
>> Further I will need a Gumstix board. But what exactly do I need here to be
>> able to connect it to the Lisa board and to the computer to program it? I
>> might go for one with onboard WiFi.
>>
>> Where do I get the needed cables? I guess I need the following...
>> # An USB to autopilot cable,
>> # A cable from the receiver to the receiver board, and a cable from the
>> receiver board to the autopilot.
>> # Cables from the two IR sensors to the autopilot.
>> # Cable from the GPS to the autopilot.
>> # Cables from the servos and ESC to the autopilot.
>> # Cable from the Gumstix to the Lisa autopilot.
>> # Power cables to both the Lisa autopilot and to the Gumstix.
>>
>> Anything else?
>>
>> Oerjan Pettersen
>>
>>
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