Will it have the same dimensions of telemini V1.0?We're building TeleMini v2.0 this month, hoping to get them in the store for April. It's the same width as TeleMini v1.0, but a bit longer so I could add two more mounting holes past the pyro screw terminals. The new version has an ARM processor, 512kB of flash for flight data recording, a 40mW transmitter and should have the ability to talk over USB with an adapter board if I can get that to work. Oh, and it has a beeper now, instead of a light, which will make it possible to hear the altimeter on the pad and on the ground.
It's the same width, but I added a chunk of empty circuit board past the pyro screws to add two more mounting holes. If you don't want to use those, you could actually cut that piece of the board away (carefully).Will it have the same dimensions of telemini V1.0?
I don't actually have a v1 board that I can compare to; we sold all of them, and the last one I flew is still safely 'stored' out in the desert. However, the prototypes weigh in at about 5.4g. If you want to save weight, you could remove the screw terminals, battery connector and beeper. That would also make it a lot shorter, which could well help in some installations.Approx. wt. increase?
Oh ok.and note that you can shorten it back to 1.5 inches if you don't need the aft screw terminals. There's a PDF file with an outline of the board and screw hole locations available. Print that out and you should have a fine proxy. Just for completeness, the board is 0.5 inches wide and 1.67 inches long. The holes are 0.085 inches from each edge.