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Reddit mentions of UNIK MPU-9250 9DOF Module Nine-axis Attitude Gyro Compass Acceleration Magnetic Field Sensor
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We found 3 Reddit mentions of UNIK MPU-9250 9DOF Module Nine-axis Attitude Gyro Compass Acceleration Magnetic Field Sensor. Here are the top ones.
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Height | 0.59 Inches |
Length | 0.98 Inches |
Weight | 0.01 Pounds |
Width | 0.08 Inches |
Or they bought one of these, this, and this, and now you have all the sensors for your spacecraft.
Here is the main website detailing how to build an EDTracker. You should make sure to read through this website in addition to reading my comment.
You have a few decisions to make:
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Here's what I did for my build:
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After you build the EDTracker, it requires programming and calibration. I would follow the instructions from the website above, I don't have anything to add to those instructions.
In order to make the EDTracker software work with VRidge, you'll need OpenTrack to translate between the two pieces of software. Follow the instructions here to setup the EDTracker software and OpenTrack. You'll also need to set VRidge to take sensor data from the FreeTrack protocol.
There's one very important piece of information that doesn't appear anywhere. You want to start OpenTrack immediately after the orientation has been reset in the EDTracker software. That way OpenTrack will have the same understanding of the neutral position as the EDTracker software. If this isn't done correctly, you get really strange side effects when moving around. If you then want to map a keyboard button to reset the orientation, this should be done in the EDTracker software and not the OpenTrack software.
Hopefully you find this helpful!
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