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Taken from published & working design. Could just print it see how it goes.
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I just did a bit of google searching, and while I couldn't find the dimensions, it does appear that the board is too big to fit in a futaba modulethough.
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diydrones.com/profiles/blogs/rc-system-o...mhz-based-on-openlrs
Looking at that there could be more room around the edge
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www.flytron.com/openlrs/123-futaba-jr-module-adapter.html
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Try this one:
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Having used both Kicad and Eagle within a couple months of each other, I can now say I prefer Eagle overall. It still has some quirks I really don't like, but doing design in Eagle is much more efficient overall. If I need to spend much more time with it, I'll need to figure out some of the more advanced features and get it tuned more to my liking. Also probably buy a copy.
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Unfortunately, all these packages has their own way of doing things and skill are almost unportable from one to another.
Thanks for .BRD file, I'll take a look from home.
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- definitely in control ;)
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a) mock it up using my STM32F072 discovery board. I need to verify that all pins have the proper I/O support for their task. The most important is the NRF_PAEN which as per discussion with victzh, I need to make sure is fast enough to switch the LNA/PA for auto-ack.
b) figure out the RF tuning stuff and whether the matching components need to be adjusted. While I've gotten some offers for help, I have no idea of the time-frame, so I'll likely need to proceed on my own.
SadSack has done some ice work cleaning up the board, so I'll definitely be incorporating that as well.
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First this is all way above my head so sorry if im speaking out of turn.
But it seems to me like you need someone with assembly facilities with programming knowhow and just one stage above a hobbiest i.e not big business,and into RC
i think i know a guy who could help if you can get his interest. He's an RC guy who designed his own 32 bit multicopter board which he manufacters and sells in small batches he also rewrote the multiwii protocol for his board which because its open source is used by other small makers.
It wouldnt hurt to look at his site and then maybe PM him. Little warning though: He doesnt suffer fools gladly and can be quite blunt. But he is a very clever guy who has no interest in making big bucks. If he is interested he wll, i am sure, help.
Have a look at this link www.multiwii.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=2387 and you will understand what i am talking about, what have you to lose, if you like what you see and what he is doing then PM him. I can assure you he is very approachable and is interested in anything RC. Just be prepared for anything because timecop is definately his own guy and he's one of those people you either like or hate(i think he's cool personally)
Sorry again if im talking out of turn but you never know i might actually be of some use this time.
Ray
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