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*R/C flying since 2006 | *R/C flying since 2006 | ||
*Why I am interested in Paparazzi: just for fun | *Why I am interested in Paparazzi: just for fun | ||
*internet: [http://home.pages.at/martinpi martin`s homepage] and [http://modellflug-martinpi.blogspot.com/ Martin's Modellflug-Blog] (in German) | *internet: [http://home.pages.at/martinpi martin`s homepage] and [http://modellflug-martinpi.blogspot.com/ Martin's Modellflug-Blog] and [http://rc-autopilot.blogspot.com/ Autoilot Blog] (in German) | ||
*RC flying club: [http://msc-frauenkirchen.org MSC Frauenkirchen] | |||
*[http://www.msc-frauenkirchen.org/index.php/kontakt-email contact me] (email-form) | |||
===Activities on Paparazzi=== | ===Activities on Paparazzi=== | ||
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#Downloaded the Boot CD, got frustrated | #Downloaded the Boot CD, got frustrated | ||
#Found out and wrote a howto [[Using the Boot CD]] | #Found out and wrote a howto [[Using the Boot CD]] | ||
#Installed Ubuntu, compiled Paparazzi, Simulator is running | |||
#Ordered hardware package from CheBuzz | |||
#Put the hardware into an old Minimag, configuring and ground testing | |||
Latest revision as of 03:14, 17 July 2009
Martin Piehslinger
- Living in Vienna, Austria
- Born in 1957
- Profession: software developer for rail vehicles
- R/C flying since 2006
- Why I am interested in Paparazzi: just for fun
- internet: martin`s homepage and Martin's Modellflug-Blog and Autoilot Blog (in German)
- RC flying club: MSC Frauenkirchen
- contact me (email-form)
Activities on Paparazzi
- Found an article on GPS and failsafe [[1]], got interested
- Stumbled over the Paparazzi homepage, got excited
- Downloaded the Boot CD, got frustrated
- Found out and wrote a howto Using the Boot CD
- Installed Ubuntu, compiled Paparazzi, Simulator is running
- Ordered hardware package from CheBuzz
- Put the hardware into an old Minimag, configuring and ground testing