2024-09-16, 05:16 PM
(This post was last modified: 2024-09-17, 10:25 AM by Jean-Marc Douroux.)
Well spotted Sean,
It works perfectly now. I'll put it back in the manual.
Everything you've imagined and done is great.
I know you have a lot of projects...
Knowing that the pilot's computer really has an interest in being inside the boat, connected to the wind vane by USB and away from magnetic disturbances, it would be interesting to make a control head with buttons and integrated DC-DC converters. A simple 12-24V power supply would be necessary. This would be useful for those who want to make a pypilot without a remote control as well as for users of your computers with a remote control receiver. I think the wifi connection can be configured via the LCD interface. This control head could therefore be waterproof.
It works perfectly now. I'll put it back in the manual.
Everything you've imagined and done is great.
I know you have a lot of projects...
Knowing that the pilot's computer really has an interest in being inside the boat, connected to the wind vane by USB and away from magnetic disturbances, it would be interesting to make a control head with buttons and integrated DC-DC converters. A simple 12-24V power supply would be necessary. This would be useful for those who want to make a pypilot without a remote control as well as for users of your computers with a remote control receiver. I think the wifi connection can be configured via the LCD interface. This control head could therefore be waterproof.