The good thing about the ESP32-based probe is that it is a self-contained air data computer, so if I just telnet to the probe, I get meaningful data (angles of attack and yaw, etc.) rather than a bunch of raw pressures that need to be reduced using magic.
So it's now easy to show "real" data using a program as dead-simple as pyball.
This is the program running, ironically on a Raspberry Pi display unit that is one of the first "displays" I ever made, many years ago! A marriage of the old and the new! :)
No comments :
Post a Comment