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- #AUTODESK 360 AIRFOIL GENERATOR HOW TO#
- #AUTODESK 360 AIRFOIL GENERATOR MAC OSX#
- #AUTODESK 360 AIRFOIL GENERATOR INSTALL#
- #AUTODESK 360 AIRFOIL GENERATOR FULL#
Now, as my Arduino CNC Foam Cutting Machine work area is limited to 45cm, and the fuselage is 60cm in length, I had to make the fuselage out two parts. Generating G-codes for my DIY CNC Foam Cutter The fuselage of the airplane will be made out of two 10mm sides and a 50mm core which will be hollow to accommodate the electronics. Here are some those basic RC model airplane design parameters: The horizontal and the vertical stabilizer are also sized according to those basic guidelines. I adjusted the size appropriately, so that the wing chord, or the length of the wing in stream-wise direction is around 1/5th of the wingspan. SVG file and then I imported it into Fusion 360. As for the airfoil, or the wing cross section I chose the CLARK Y Airfoil, which a popular choice for RC airplanes. From there we get the fuselage length, which is generally 75% of the wingspan. The starting point is the wingspan, and I chose to be 80cm. I made the design by looking at some commercial RC airplanes and following some basic guidelines or rule of thumbs for model airplane parameters. I started by designing the airplane using a 3D modeling software, Fusion 360 in this case. Oh, and I almost forgot the mention, the main feature of this Arduino RC airplane is flying, so yeah, it can fly. In addition to that, using the right potentiometer we can adjust the controls responsiveness, or reduce the amount of servo travel, and using the left joystick we can sub-trim the rudder or adjust the neutral position of the servo arm. Using the right joystick of the transmitter, we can control the ailerons and the elevator of the airplane, and using the left joystick we can control the rudder and the throttle.
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Moreover, the control of the airplane is also 100% DIY, based on Arduino and the NRF24L01 module for the radio communication. Although I’m using a CNC machine for building this Arduino RC airplane, I can still say it’s 100% DIY because the CNC machine is also a DIY build. For making the shapes I used my Arduino CNC Foam Cutting Machine which I already showed you how I built it in a previous video. So, the airplane is entirely made out of Styrofoam.
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#AUTODESK 360 AIRFOIL GENERATOR HOW TO#
This add-in was created by Ryan Arnaudin.In this tutorial I will show you how I build an Arduino based RC Airplane, and also, I will show you how to control it using the custom build Arduino transmitter that I built in one of my previous videos.
#AUTODESK 360 AIRFOIL GENERATOR FULL#
Please see the LICENSE file for full details.
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This script is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License. Thanks to the Fusion 360 development team for code samples and the development platform/API. NACA generation portions of this code are from naca.py by Dirk Gorissen.
#AUTODESK 360 AIRFOIL GENERATOR MAC OSX#
This process works with Mac OSX Fusion 360. Be sure to copy the resources into a "resources" directory in the script or addin directory. Add-in version is recommended but script is also provided.