Replying to @zarath_dev
Yes there was a CAD already available. But i built it anyways since i had to learn cad too.
Replying to @nrf24l01_pa_lna
Haven’t started on this yet tbh. Will come to this after CAD designs are done.
Replying to @nrf24l01_pa_lna
Yes it does have. I already have 401 so i thought to use it for flight controller initially. But will see if that’s a bottleneck.
Replying to @nrf24l01_pa_lna
I designed this based on the dimensions of A2212/6T. Flight controller I will be building myself from stm32f401 microcontroller. Will be buying modules and designing the pcb for it.
Replying to @nrf24l01_pa_lna
Yep thanks. M going to spend good amount of time on cad. Next would be building the flight controller.
Replying to @nrf24l01_pa_lna
Wanna learn the whole process. Thats why designing from scratch. Yes i will do cfd. That would be the next step.
Replying to @zarath_dev
Your posts weren’t visible in the feed since several days.
Spent two weekends to build this. 7 segments and 6 digits. Will be building a clock. I should have designed it before started soldering. Soon enough I realised i cannot connect further without jumping wires over each other. It looks much better though than my last AC to DC converter.
Replying to @VazeKshitij
If any file crosses 1000 lines, there is a problem with the project design.
New stuff. Ordered a few boards as i wanted to build a transistor array module. And a resistor array. Its such a cool component. I dont need my messy resistor array anymore. And another breadboard. Current one does not have enough space for larger circuits.
Replying to @zarath_dev
Why not start with bare metal and then move to HAL?




