Im having some difficulty getting my quad to get power when connected. I have tried connecting the motors directly to the receiver and I am able to get power then, but when I connect the receiver to the arduino/shield I no longer get …
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Problems powering Arduino
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Hmm.. You might try an ARM based system (Like http://mbed.org/) or maybe a BeagleBoard (http://beagleboard.org/).
Want to go into more detail about your project? I might be able to help more…
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i'm looking for a microcontroller but don't know exactly where to look…?
well basically for this little project i’m doing, i expect to need some horse power, i was looking for about an 80MHz processor but no less then 64MHz and no less then 64MB of primary memory, and i’ve got a lot of code so i would need maybe 64MB or more to actually store the code (because i need wiggle room for upgrades. but this might not be a problem because i’m actually going to attempt to hook up a hard drive and could probably make use of that space as well and just have a core system on the EEPROM)anyways, that being said, i’m having the hardest time finding one that powerful.
any suggestions?also i have an Arduino Duemilanove, it doesn’t measure up but if there was a way to add to it as far as processor and primary memory goes that would be an acceptable work around too.
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