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@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Clover 2 construction kit assembly instruction
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* Side guard ×16.
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* Dalprop 5045 plastic propeller ×4.
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* Racerstar BR2205 2300kV brushless motor ×4.
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* Speed controllers ESC, DYS XSD20А ×4.
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* Speed controllers ESC, DYS XSD20A ×4.
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* Power controller XT60 pin ×1.
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* Power connector XT60 socket ×1.
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* Three-wire female-female flat cable ×2.
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@@ -40,9 +40,9 @@ Clover 2 construction kit assembly instruction
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* 6 mm plastic legs ×28.
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* 30 mm plastic legs ×32.
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* М3х8 screws ×48.
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* М3х12 screws ×24.
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* М3х16 screws ×40.
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* M3x8 screws ×48.
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* M3x12 screws ×24.
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* M3x16 screws ×40.
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* Plastic nuts ×8.
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* Metal nuts ×48.
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* Stickers for the battery compartment ×8.
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@@ -117,7 +117,7 @@ Tin wires
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#### Fix the motor on the mount
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* Install the motor on the engraved side of the mount.
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* Attach the motors to the mounts with М3х8 screws using a screwdriver.
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* Attach the motors to the mounts with M3x8 screws using a screwdriver.
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@@ -248,14 +248,14 @@ Solder the 5V connector, taking into account the polarity on the contact pads.
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### Installation of the power distribution board
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* Fix the power board to the frame with М3х8 screws and plastic nuts. 
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* Fix the power board to the frame with M3x8 screws and plastic nuts. 
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> **IMPORTANT** The white arrow on the BeeRotor board points towards the fore cutout.
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#### Installation of elements
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1. Install the nuts into plastic holders. 
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2. Fix the motor mounts to the frame with М3х16 screws.
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2. Fix the motor mounts to the frame with M3x16 screws.
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* The mounts are installed above the frame.
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* Plastic holders are installed beneath the frame. 
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3. Arrangement of motors. Check arrangement of the motors (the motors with black nuts should be in the top left and lower right corners). 
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@@ -309,12 +309,12 @@ IMPORTANT NOTE about polarity
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### Installation of the radio receiver
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1. Install the 30 mm plastic legs on the frame with М3х8 screws.
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1. Install the 30 mm plastic legs on the frame with M3x8 screws.
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2. Pass the 5V power connector through the slit. 
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3. Attach the receiver to the bottom of the additional frame using double-sided adhesive tape and following the orientation of the engraved arrow. The antennas are to be pointing forward. 
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4. Install the 3-wire flat cable into the PPM / CH1 channel. 
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5. Pass them through the slit to the 5 V connector.
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6. Screw the bottom an additional frame to the legs on the central frame with М3х8 screws. 
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6. Screw the bottom an additional frame to the legs on the central frame with M3x8 screws. 
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> **IMPORTANT** The directions of the arrows on the power supply board and the additional frame should coincide
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### Installation of the flight controller
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@@ -346,22 +346,22 @@ should be increased up to 4 – 5.
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### Installation of guard
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1. Attach the lower guard with М3х16 screw to the motor mounts of the frame. 
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2. Attach the feet to the plastic holders with М3х16 screws. 
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3. Attach the 30 mm long legs to the holes of the lower guard with М3х12 screw. 
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4. Attach the top guard with М3х12 screws. 
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1. Attach the lower guard with M3x16 screw to the motor mounts of the frame. 
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2. Attach the feet to the plastic holders with M3x16 screws. 
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3. Attach the 30 mm long legs to the holes of the lower guard with M3x12 screw. 
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4. Attach the top guard with M3x12 screws. 
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### Installation of the battery compartment
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Requires the following components:
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* М3х12 screws (4 pcs)
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* M3x12 screws (4 pcs)
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* M3 nuts (4 pcs)
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* Additional frame (1 pc)
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* Battery compartment (1 pc)
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1. Attach the battery compartment on top of the additional frame with М3х12 screws and nuts. 
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2. Attach the top additional frame to the legs with М3х8 screws. 
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1. Attach the battery compartment on top of the additional frame with M3x12 screws and nuts. 
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2. Attach the top additional frame to the legs with M3x8 screws. 
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3. Install the battery into the battery compartment.
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### Installation of antennas
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## Motor installation
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1. Unpack the motors.
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2. Attach a motor to the motor mount with М3х6 hex screws (the shortest screws supplied with the motors).
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2. Attach a motor to the motor mount with M3x6 hex screws (the shortest screws supplied with the motors).
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A hex wrench is included.
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@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ TODO
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The choice is yours to use a long screw or pliers.
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4. Secure the motor mount, the lower motor mount guard and the holder with М3х12 screws, using a Phillips screwdriver.
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4. Secure the motor mount, the lower motor mount guard and the holder with M3x12 screws, using a Phillips screwdriver.
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5. Using a clamp connect the motor mount and its bottom guard.
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Cut the remaining part of the clamp (cable tie) with scissors.
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@@ -40,9 +40,9 @@ TODO
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## Frame elements installation
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1. Insert the M3 plastic nuts (4 pcs) for mounting the PDB on the frame with М3х8 screws.
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2. Install 6 mm legs (4 pcs) for attaching the Raspberry Pi to the frame with М3х8 screws.
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3. Attach the assembled unit to the frame with М3х16 screws, complying with the layout.
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1. Insert the M3 plastic nuts (4 pcs) for mounting the PDB on the frame with M3x8 screws.
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2. Install 6 mm legs (4 pcs) for attaching the Raspberry Pi to the frame with M3x8 screws.
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3. Attach the assembled unit to the frame with M3x16 screws, complying with the layout.
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4. Install the frame for the LED strip, using the slots in the leg holders.
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@@ -150,9 +150,9 @@ article [remote faults](radioerrors.md).
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## Installation and connection of the Pixracer flight controller
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1. Install the Pixracer flight controller on double-sided 3M adhesive tape (2 – 3 layers).
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The flight controller may also be removed from the housing and firmly mounted on the М3х6 leg.
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The flight controller may also be removed from the housing and firmly mounted on the M3x6 leg.
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2. Install 40 mm legs using М3х8 screws.
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2. Install 40 mm legs using M3x8 screws.
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Connect the POWER connector.
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4. Assembling the mount for the RPi camera.
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Use an М3х16 screw and an M3 nut
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Use an M3x16 screw and an M3 nut
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## Arduino and FlySky radio receiver installation
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1. Solder Arduino Nano micro-controller pins to its board.
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2. Install the micro-controller into a special mount, and attach to the lower deck using М3х16 screws (4 pcs).
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2. Install the micro-controller into a special mount, and attach to the lower deck using M3x16 screws (4 pcs).
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3. Using double-sided tape, attach the receiver as shown in the picture.
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4. Connect the ribbon cable from the radio receiver to Pixracer as shown in the picture.
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## RPi camera installation
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1. Attach the mount for the RPi camera assembly to the lower deck with М3х12 screws (2 pcs.)
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1. Attach the mount for the RPi camera assembly to the lower deck with M3x12 screws (2 pcs.)
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2. Connect the ribbon cable to the RPi camera.
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3. Install the camera into the mount, secure it with M2 self-tappers.
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4. Attach Raspberry with 30 mm legs (4 pcs.).
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Attach the lower deck assembly to the rack with М3х8 screws (4 pcs.)
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Attach the lower deck assembly to the rack with M3x8 screws (4 pcs.)
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5. Install the legs into the mounts (4 pcs).
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## Installation of the remaining structural elements
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1. Install the bottom guard using М3х12 screws (8 units) and the 30 mm legs (8 pcs).
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2. Install the top guard using М3х12 screws (8 pcs).
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1. Install the bottom guard using M3x12 screws (8 units) and the 30 mm legs (8 pcs).
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2. Install the top guard using M3x12 screws (8 pcs).
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3. Insert the strap into the upper deck for attaching the battery.
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Secure the upper deck with М3х8 screws (4 pcs.)
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Secure the upper deck with M3x8 screws (4 pcs.)
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height_unz, width_unz, depth_unz = frame.shape
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```
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***In this case, we pass argument ссс.CLEVER_FISHEYE_CAM_640, since the resolution of the image in this example, is 640x480; you can also use ссс.CLEVER_FISHEYE_CAM_320 for resolution 320x240, otherwise you will have to send the path to the .yaml calibration file as the second argument.***
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***In this case, we pass argument ccc.CLEVER_FISHEYE_CAM_640, since the resolution of the image in this example, is 640x480; you can also use ccc.CLEVER_FISHEYE_CAM_320 for resolution 320x240, otherwise you will have to send the path to the .yaml calibration file as the second argument.***
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Finally, return the image to its initial size:
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If a circuit contains two sources of EDS with opposite directions, i.e., connected according to Fig. 2, the total EMF of the circuit will be equal to the difference of EMFs of these sources
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**Е = Е1—Е2.**
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**E = E1—E2.**
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One should consider the following parameters:
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1. **Propeller diameter.** Larger propellers require more power of the motor for spinning. Make sure that the motor can develop the required power. Large and heavy propeller cells to have more inertia, therefore they cannot accelerate instantly, which will affect the copter's maneuverability.
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2. **Prop pitch.** It is indicated by the second digit after "x" in the propeller brand; it may also be indicated by the third and the fourth digits of the brand - e.g., 1260 are propellers with the pitch of 6.0 inches. Physically, it is the air column that the propeller moves downwards in one revolution. The larger the pitch, the greater the lifting force. Naturally, there are reasonable limits: for example, 14х7 propellers have greater lifting force than 14х5 propellers. By the way, for the ideal case, the pitch of the propeller multiplied by the number of revolutions per second gives the speed of the air flow from the propeller.
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2. **Prop pitch.** It is indicated by the second digit after "x" in the propeller brand; it may also be indicated by the third and the fourth digits of the brand - e.g., 1260 are propellers with the pitch of 6.0 inches. Physically, it is the air column that the propeller moves downwards in one revolution. The larger the pitch, the greater the lifting force. Naturally, there are reasonable limits: for example, 14x7 propellers have greater lifting force than 14x5 propellers. By the way, for the ideal case, the pitch of the propeller multiplied by the number of revolutions per second gives the speed of the air flow from the propeller.
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3. **The number of blades.** In the classic case, there are two blades. However, propellers with three blades have greater lifting force - roughly equivalent to that of a two-blade propeller with the diameter 1 inch larger and the pitch 1 inch greater.
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4. **Propeller constant**, the so-called Prop-Const, strongly affects the lifting force and the power of the motor required to spin the propeller, because physically this constant indicates the magnitude of the losses for air resistance during propeller rotation: the thinner the material the propeller is made of, the smaller this constant, and the smaller the power of the motor required for spinning the prop.
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