APM 2.8 Flight Controller without Compass

This is a APM 2.8 Flight Controller without Compass.

This flight controller is ideal if you want to build your own drone and become an electronic geek in the future. The flight controller determines the intended speed for each of the four motors using the information obtained by the sensors. The Electronic Speed Controllers (ESCs) receive this desired speed from the flight controller and convert it into a signal that the motors can interpret. This controller for flight

The improved APM 2.8 Multicopter Flight Controller replaces the 2.5 model. The APM 2.6 flying controller and the sensors are identical. Because of this, the APM 2.8 is perfect for use with rovers and multi-copters. A full open-source autopilot system is the APM 2.8 Multicopter Flight Controller. The technology that won the prestigious Outback Challenge UAV competition is this best-selling product. It enables any fixed, rotating wing to be turned by the user. Furthermore, it makes multirotor vehicles—including automobiles and boats—fully autonomous. In the interim, it can carry out GPS missions that have been preprogrammed with waypoints.

Powerful ground control software features:

Your APM board can be configured and controlled using the mission planner software that can be downloaded:

Google Maps’ point-and-click waypoint entry method.
Choose mission instructions from choices that pop down.

Examine the mission log files after downloading them.
Set the APM parameters according to your airframe.
To develop a complete hardware-in-the-loop UAV simulator, interface with a PC flight simulator.
View APM’s serial terminal’s output.

Features :

1. Straight Needle
2. Arduino Compatible
3. Onboard 4 MegaByte Dataflash chip for automatic data logging.
4. One of the first open-source autopilot systems to use Invensense’s 6 DoF Accelerometer/Gyro MPU-6000.
5. Barometric pressure sensor upgraded to MS5611-01BA03, from Measurement Specialties.
6. Atmel’s ATMEGA2560 and ATMEGA32U-2 chips for processing and USB functions respectively.