But you can trust me or not... A lot of things was be done if people just do, doesn't matter if they're understanding why.
100% sure... ST16 has a protection related to this.
Thunderbird FW was a one-man show of Pöllö from Finland. He did the necessary parts of the FW to get it fly, no more. Now he is doing other things and disappeared from this forum.
Unfortunately no other developer of the community is interested in to continue the project. PX4 supports a lot of sensors, RealSense. LIDAR and so on, but it needs developer. Typhoon H is a niche product with little recognition in the PX4 community and is also relatively old. It is near the Intel Aero which was abandoned by Intel a long time ago.
I do not expect that we get something more as we have today. I found some problems in FW "Thunderbird_170521_CD". I think it is better to use still "Thunderbird_030420_CD".
br HE
Welcome back.I'm still here.
Had just a lot of more things to do in my life beyond drones, in a positive way. Still a bit busy with other things, but if you still need help with the FW, please drop a line here and I'll see what I can do.
The following weeks will be busy for me but I'll respond when I have a possibility to do so.
As time goes by, the Typhoon gets older too, becoming more and more difficult to get, including all the spare parts of it. Couple years ago (man the time flies..) I started drawing my own custom 3d-printed foldable hexacopter frame that resembled Typhoon a lot, using either/both custom 3d-printed or Typhoon parts. It is still in the works, waiting for me to finish it, and that could be something to continue Typhoon/Thunderbird's "legacy" here if you are interested. Modern high-efficiency motor controllers, a modern PX4 autopilot, modern telemetry and digital video link, a high quality Raspberry Pi camera on a gimbal with C-mount lenses... a true open source successor for the TH / TB would be indeed possible if we want to do it.
Br,
Toni
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