I think a better way to mount this would be to use a square of servo tape with a hole cut in the center. I have clear double sided servo tape that I think would be perfect for this and much easier to replace.
I use thin "blister pack" clear plastic to fabricate hold down straps for things like U.FL antennas and such. A piece running from two of the stack mount bolts with the foam glued to that should also work. Of course the plastic would not go directly over the Baro or the foam that is on top of it. I will try it when I get an FC with a Baro on it. Yeah, I use longer stack or FC mount bolts.
I do not recommend hot glue as it will melt when FC heats up. My recommendation would be to use E6000 which is removable or a thin strip of fabric tape over the foam to hold it down.
Thanks for making such amazing content! It really helpful for us ! I also just switched from betaflight to inav ! I have dji o3 and goggles v2 and i am not getting osd ! Can you just give me any idea how i can get this done and setup my osd in inav ? Really appreciate your response ! Thank you 🙏
Why a similar approach is not built into the flight controller board i will NEVER understand. Hence the making of my own trusted non weirder predictable flight controller.
I just got one of those new GepRC gps' with a barometer and mag... it has the standard 6-wire setup... how do I select the baro on the gps unit instead of the one on my foxeer FC?
If your FC and GPS's barometers are different, you may be able to select the type of the barometer manually in the configuration tab but if they are the same, they quite likely will use the same I2C address and, in this case, the best thing to do is to just use this GPS with another board IMHO.
In the configuration interface, set the barometer as DPS 310. I also recommend using the heat shrink that was provided, it prevents dust and moisture from entering the underside of the GPS where your barometer and shield are present.
It seems very strange to me that he makes that video, glues foam on the barometer and fails to actually show the sensor graph before and after. I suspect that there was not the slightest change, that's why the video is lacking evidence. For anyone who feels uncertain: just open betaflight, enable expert mode and you'll see the barometer data.
@@uavtech I'm happy to change my comment if you provide said before/after measurements. It's really sketchy that you did not show any of that, given it's the first thing you'd normally look at when working on a sensor input.
@@haka8702 That's fair. Just the way you stated the remark is weird. Do you think I have an ulterior motive? Foam sales?😋 Just not a great way to compare that is easy enough, but if you search it up, "baro isolation" is pretty common. Maybe I'll try to do A - B, but I would need to mount two of the same FCs with baros on the same quad. First, do a flight to see that they give the same results. Then isolate one but no the other and fly again. Even then, the wind will hit them slightly differently, but that should be minor. (p.s. if the comment really bothered me, I could just delete it. No big.)
@@uavtech My thought was that new content for a YT channel is important so adding a method that is not having a real benefit for content isn't that unrealistic. In general I'm triggered when something like this comes without evidence, I think that's the most important part so others can compare, reproduce and build upon things that show benefits. Even just doing two similar simple separate flights and looking at the two sensor graphs should show a visible improvement in how smooth the graph is represented. Generally I think the barometer sensor algorithm is not filtered enough in betaflight, though I do not know if there are parameters that could be set. It's very jittery and needs a stronger averaging filter.
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More videos like this 👍 Well done
I think a better way to mount this would be to use a square of servo tape with a hole cut in the center. I have clear double sided servo tape that I think would be perfect for this and much easier to replace.
You should do a series of videos tuning amd using filters in betaflight 4.5 you sat it so I understand it great video
i learned about this when a bnf wing with altitude hold came with a piece of foam glued on the barometer
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Thank you for the video and the great tip!
I use thin "blister pack" clear plastic to fabricate hold down straps for things like U.FL antennas and such. A piece running
from two of the stack mount bolts with the foam glued to that should also work. Of course the plastic would not go directly over the Baro or the foam that is on top of it. I will try it when I get an FC with a Baro on it. Yeah, I use longer stack or FC mount bolts.
Good tips :) Thank you again
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Thanks 🙏 for the info.
Take care 🤓🍀
Very interesting, thank you!
nice information thank you..next video using on external barometer plz
I do not recommend hot glue as it will melt when FC heats up. My recommendation would be to use E6000 which is removable or a thin strip of fabric tape over the foam to hold it down.
think i needed to make my foam thinner. think my battery strap is going to hit it and knock it off haha
my fc support barometer.but where i can find it.its enable config tab.but none in the modes??how sir??
Thanks for making such amazing content! It really helpful for us ! I also just switched from betaflight to inav ! I have dji o3 and goggles v2 and i am not getting osd ! Can you just give me any idea how i can get this done and setup my osd in inav ? Really appreciate your response ! Thank you 🙏
Why a similar approach is not built into the flight controller board i will NEVER understand. Hence the making of my own trusted non weirder predictable flight controller.
Phuck baro, what's up with gyro thing as for 2024? How's the king? Good old MPU6000 or ICM42688P? I def need a refreshed vid on that)
do you have readings before and after isolation?
note to self.do not conformal coat the barometer :)
Showing barometer not healthy what it's meaning
But from where can I buy open celled piece of foam in India??
lipos are usually wrapped in open-celled foam.
@@uavtech but I have purchased 2 Lipo batteries but none of them were wrapped in foam. they were simply in parcel.....
I just got one of those new GepRC gps' with a barometer and mag... it has the standard 6-wire setup... how do I select the baro on the gps unit instead of the one on my foxeer FC?
If your FC and GPS's barometers are different, you may be able to select the type of the barometer manually in the configuration tab but if they are the same, they quite likely will use the same I2C address and, in this case, the best thing to do is to just use this GPS with another board IMHO.
In the configuration interface, set the barometer as DPS 310. I also recommend using the heat shrink that was provided, it prevents dust and moisture from entering the underside of the GPS where your barometer and shield are present.
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It seems very strange to me that he makes that video, glues foam on the barometer and fails to actually show the sensor graph before and after.
I suspect that there was not the slightest change, that's why the video is lacking evidence.
For anyone who feels uncertain: just open betaflight, enable expert mode and you'll see the barometer data.
hey now.
@@uavtech I'm happy to change my comment if you provide said before/after measurements. It's really sketchy that you did not show any of that, given it's the first thing you'd normally look at when working on a sensor input.
@@haka8702 That's fair. Just the way you stated the remark is weird. Do you think I have an ulterior motive? Foam sales?😋
Just not a great way to compare that is easy enough, but if you search it up, "baro isolation" is pretty common. Maybe I'll try to do A - B, but I would need to mount two of the same FCs with baros on the same quad. First, do a flight to see that they give the same results. Then isolate one but no the other and fly again. Even then, the wind will hit them slightly differently, but that should be minor.
(p.s. if the comment really bothered me, I could just delete it. No big.)
@@uavtech My thought was that new content for a YT channel is important so adding a method that is not having a real benefit for content isn't that unrealistic.
In general I'm triggered when something like this comes without evidence, I think that's the most important part so others can compare, reproduce and build upon things that show benefits.
Even just doing two similar simple separate flights and looking at the two sensor graphs should show a visible improvement in how smooth the graph is represented.
Generally I think the barometer sensor algorithm is not filtered enough in betaflight, though I do not know if there are parameters that could be set.
It's very jittery and needs a stronger averaging filter.
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Nice one. Wondering if any prototype service may help for any upcoming content? Would love to sponsor and reach any potential collab together! (PCBWay zoey)