It’s a New Year and we are going to try some new stuff
How about we start a drone club! Daytona Drone Club
How about we start a drone club! Daytona Drone Club
Before this tek stuff blows you out here is a great quote: Learning CAN in the automotive context is sort of like learning the Latin alphabet. Every manufacturer has their own language built on top of it. Furthermore there are regional dialects layered on top of that for many distinct vehicle models and car families….
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On a single CAN bus, any node can transmit data. Nodes arbitrate for use of the bus, so that, in the event of two or more nodesattempting transmission, messages are transmitted one after another according to their priority. Nondestructive and transparent arbitration is possible becausetransmission of a dominant bit overwrites the recessive busstate. The CAN…
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It’s 2024 and here is a review. The drone club failed and a proper analysis would be this. Like most hobby initiatives it takes a large population region to support it. Our concept was to include builds and programming concepts so we had a complete learning result. Turns out our communities in our county don’t like drones, either flying or land and any attempts to secure a location or even positive support have been blocked. We attended meeting to promote the development of fun concepts at our volusia county fair grounds only to be met with old ass farmers who have no concept of autonomous vehicles or any interest. With that who would try to force the issue.