This past weekend’s flyday was incredibly successful. Not only did the Twinstar UAV take off autonomously via hand-launch and land autonomously repeatedly, but it took off several times from our wheeled cart (under manual control). Next week: We’ll try to get the autopilot to handle the takeoff from the cart.
Flyday with new members
The first flyday with new member was fun. We had some plane flying and the new member can try to …Read the Rest
Fly day on Sunday Oct 10, 2010
We are having flyday on Sunday Oct 10, 2010. The main reason for the flyday is to train some of …Read the Rest
New member welcome
We are having a new member welcome meeting on Weds, Sept 29, 2010 in AME N715 at 5 PM. All …Read the Rest
the new competition
the main focus this year for the older member of the club is for this competition.We want to design and …Read the Rest
2011 going back again
This year, we hope to go to SparkFun again and use that to train all the younger member of the …Read the Rest
The First Flyday of the Year
Since the year just start not long ago for U of A, we are having a fun fly day as …Read the Rest
The New year, The new competitions, the new member recruitment
The long needed update about the arc club is here. As most of the U of A already knew the …Read the Rest
Windy Fly Day
The previous two fly days had been pretty successful in terms of tuning the autopilot and overall autonomous flight time. …Read the Rest
Glider Crash
While we were out tuning the paparazzi autopilot, Josh and Chris attempted to tow up a glider with our trainer …Read the Rest
Successful Autonomous Hand Launch
For this fly day, the goal was to simply spend more time learning the Paparazzi system. First we established the …Read the Rest




