Open geofrancis opened 9 years ago
Related to this other issue: https://github.com/diydrones/ardupilot/issues/1759
I'm amazed we didn't have this on the to-do list already. It's certainly been requested but apparently not captured before. The solo branch has this feature so we should be able to pull in for AC3.4.
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Op dinsdag 9 juni 2015 heeft Randy Mackay notifications@github.com het volgende geschreven:
I'm amazed we didn't have this on the to-do list already. It's certainly been requested but apparently not captured before. The solo branch has this feature so we should be able to pull in for AC3.4.
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Bumped to Copter-3.5. We're just so late on AC-3.4 as it is.
Has there been any progress on this?
Either the 2 stage failsafe or battery prediction?
2 stage voltage/current is presented in #7213, it doesn't account for the distance from home, but does allow you to transition to land at a critical level. If that's sufficient then then this can be closed now since it's a duplicate of #1759
I think this needs to stay open because the request is to failsafe to RTL at the optimal moment so that the vehicle barely makes it home.
Yeah, that was my suspicion as well. That's not one I will be tackling in the super near future (or at least not yet in a manner that will help copter), but I think the issue itself is quite valid.
I have implemented such a failsafe in scripting, its quite hard to get it "generic" in that case we used a lookup table from airspeed to power draw.
if you could work out roughly how many mah/km you multi-rotor does then the further you go from home the earlier it will engage rtl on battery fail-safe to avoid crashing on the way back because the battery gets too low, while still being able to use the whole pack while flying close. you could also get a rough wind direction and strength by how much its having to lean to correct in an loiter.
or having 2 failsafe voltages? one is for RTL the second is for a fast land straight down to get it on the ground before it crashes.