Furibee F36 protocol attempt

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22 Jul 2019 17:05 #74781 by wasp09

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I just added a jjrc H36F to my collection, another micro quad that can be mounted into a boat frame:

Is protocol of H36F related to F36 or H36 by any chance?

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22 Jul 2019 17:20 #74782 by martonmiklos

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As Dave Jones used to say at EEVBlog: taaaakeee it apaaaart.
(I am sorry I cannot really give back his Aussie accent with typing

).

To be honest: I doubt that it uses the same transmitter because the gyro calibration is different: the Furibee needs both stick pulled to low right and then low left direction while here only the right stick is pulled left low to perform the gyro calibration.

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23 Jul 2019 16:43 #74784 by wasp09

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RTF's on order, tracking not showing up yet.

We'll see if it works with any protocol, if not, I'll taaaakeee it apaaaart.

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23 Jul 2019 21:25 - 23 Jul 2019 21:31 #74785 by goebish

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martonmiklos wrote: Well I tried the easy way: the laser and unfortunately it destroys the bond wires. I have to figure out how can I get some fuming nitric acid.

avagrow.co.uk/shop/nutrients/hesi/hesi-ph-down-grow/
38% nitric acid, I don't know if that's strong enough, I've never used it for that.
Anyway, whatever you do please wear appropriate safety gear

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24 Jul 2019 05:48 #74787 by martonmiklos

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Yeah I have found similar sources (up to 65%) locally, but I am afraid we will need the fuming one (>86%) concentration. As the nitric acid's concentration goes up it starts behaving more an oxidiser than acid:

And that's what we need if we do not want to destroy the bonding wires.
I have found several chinese industrial suppliers on alibaba, If I cannot source it locally I might try to get some sample millilitres from the.

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24 Jul 2019 07:19 #74788 by goebish

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I'm asking some guys on twitter how they would do it ...

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24 Jul 2019 07:54 - 24 Jul 2019 08:33 #74789 by goebish

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Blog of an IRC friend:
burninsheep.wordpress.com/2013/05/04/h2s...y-failures-analysis/

According to him better use sulfuric acid instead of nitric, that will be longer but less toxicity, easier to source and that won't eat the metal that easily.

First make a small hole (bowl) where the bonding wires are, then pour the acid drop by drop until you see the wires. Chip temperature is critical.

DON'T use isopropyl to rinse, use acetone.

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24 Jul 2019 11:26 #74790 by SirDomsen

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Probably worth asking at a local university. I remember from my studies that the chemists did have some fuming nitric acid. Probably you can even arouse someone's scientific curiosity

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24 Jul 2019 18:21 #74794 by wasp09

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You probably have read the pdf as well:

fahrplan.events.ccc.de/congress/2014/Fah..._Peter_Laackmann.pdf

It talks about making fuming nitric acid from nitrate.

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24 Jul 2019 19:26 #74795 by martonmiklos

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Many thanks for asking around and for the tip!
Sulphuric acid seems to be easier to acquire, I will try to get some and give it a try. I have a PID controlled flat iron so basically I have almost everything in place.

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24 Jul 2019 19:30 #74796 by martonmiklos

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Yeah I have thought about it, just getting to my alma mater is a bit problematic logistically. And my secondary school's chemistry teacher have been retired

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24 Jul 2019 19:33 - 24 Jul 2019 19:36 #74797 by martonmiklos

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Yeah I have thought about it and read about the process, but I do not have glass distilling equipment at hand and using distiller made from another materials seems to be problematic.

I think I will acquire some H2SO4 first, do some testing with it, and if it does not goes well I will get back to the nitric acid.

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12 Aug 2019 22:31 #74857 by wasp09

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My jjrc H36F arrived today. It is using the same protocol as my H36 i.e. E010. The protocol is MJXq option E010.

No new protocols required.

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13 Aug 2019 05:10 #74862 by martonmiklos

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Cool!

Furibee F36 seems to be discontinued (at least out of stock almost everywhere).
What I see at gearbest is helifar F36:
www.gearbest.com/other-rc-toys/pp_300225...829.html?wid=2000001

It looks identical to the Furibee, but if someone already owns one it might worth a photo from the PCB/a cross check with a Furibee TX just to be sure.

(Gearbest also renamed all Furibee F36 parts to simple F36)

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14 Aug 2019 00:29 #74871 by JayDrone

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I tried the 010 protocol on the jjrc hover boat drone and none of my jumpers will bind

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14 Aug 2019 03:09 #74872 by wasp09

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It is the mjxq protocol then option e010. I am using 12 channels. H36F just works with the config I had for my H36 on Devo 10. Since the stock tx does not have any switching between flight boat and land modes, I don't even bother to do any reconfig. It may be using the same flight control of H36/E010. And that may mean the differences between H36F and H36 would be the frame and float. Sorry for OT.

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16 Aug 2019 01:29 #74905 by JayDrone

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here look at this bull shit

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16 Aug 2019 01:31 #74906 by JayDrone

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i dont see the video i loaded - but any way the new boat hover jjrc drone will bind to the eachine 010 controller the small red n black one - the eachine 010 will bind to the t12 and the jumper plus - but the new hover boat jjrc will not

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16 Aug 2019 03:25 #74907 by wasp09

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What bs? I am flying the h36f using my devo 10 with the init for my h36 . Something wrong with your setting or rf module. I don't believe n in one. I have discretes.

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25 Sep 2019 21:03 - 25 Sep 2019 21:04 #75150 by martonmiklos

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I can confirm that the Helifar F36 is identical to the Furibee. It just has an FCC logo on it.

I got some fuming sulphuric acid meantime, now I have 3 TX-es so I will allocate some time for decapping soon.

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