Hello again!
I'm working now on the mod using the AR Drone v1 I got, and I have a question:
The PCB says the black wire is +, and the red one is -. Just the opposite at the rest of the planet. But checking the battery from the drone, I see that the red cable is the + and the black is the -
I suppose from the drone, the cable is the same: red for + and grey for -, right?
UPDATE: I found it myself
. It's the printing on the PCB what is wrong! The cables are right! I've checked the ar drone battery, and the red gives the +, so the red goes to the motherboard with the red cable. I've tested it and it works!!
Now, I have to wait until tomorrow, because it's dark now
By the way, tomorrow I'll use a temporal solution, but I have a cool idea I want to share with you people! I discovered recently a wonderful thing that I'm waiting to arrive: Sugru. It's a special silicone that once it's dry, it glued to things, and holds its form, but is flexible. People is doing incredible things with it, and I see little interest in the Phantom community, but I think it will be really useful: I'll build four fingers to hold the board, maybe inside a plastic clear box. Really excited about this project! Thank you again IIVII
I'm working now on the mod using the AR Drone v1 I got, and I have a question:
The PCB says the black wire is +, and the red one is -. Just the opposite at the rest of the planet. But checking the battery from the drone, I see that the red cable is the + and the black is the -
I suppose from the drone, the cable is the same: red for + and grey for -, right?
UPDATE: I found it myself

Now, I have to wait until tomorrow, because it's dark now

By the way, tomorrow I'll use a temporal solution, but I have a cool idea I want to share with you people! I discovered recently a wonderful thing that I'm waiting to arrive: Sugru. It's a special silicone that once it's dry, it glued to things, and holds its form, but is flexible. People is doing incredible things with it, and I see little interest in the Phantom community, but I think it will be really useful: I'll build four fingers to hold the board, maybe inside a plastic clear box. Really excited about this project! Thank you again IIVII
