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Helicopter Project
Hey guys, being as I am new to this site, just want to quickly introduce myself. Names Miguel, reside in Miami, FL, 17 Years old, and I love electronics.
So I am going to be doing a project for school which is going to consist of programming a microcontroller to a RC Helicopter. What I would like to achieve is placing two Altimeters on the helicopter and program the Microcontroller to react to the elevations to keep the Copter balanced out in the air. If anyone can help me out in this and point me in the right direction as to which type of altimeters to use, I would GREATLY appreciate it. Thank you for your time Take care - Miguel |
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