Bdale Garbee <[email protected]> writes: > For a simple 2-stage flight, I like to just use after first motor > burnout, within a tilt limit of vertical, and a fixed time after all > other conditions are met.
Note that during the 'time after other conditions are met' period, the flight computer will keep checking all of the conditions to make sure they are *still* being met. This was done after a suggestion by Bob Brown, the Kloud Busters prefect (among other roles) so that you could safely set fairly long delays. I've also talked to a couple of fliers who constructed more complex conditions by wiring two channels together and having one channel set to fire after a delay and the other set to fire when the speed dropped below a threshold. Making the channels programmable is great for this kind of flexibility, but as I mentioned before, it's really hard to figure out how to validate the selected conditions in 'all possible' flight profiles. -- -keith
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