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08:2708:27, 2 August 2026 Furuno Radar (hist | edit) [14,403 bytes] Damme (talk | contribs) (Created page with "= Furuno MD-7918 Modulator — Field Reference & Measurement Plan = '''For: RSB-0034 scanner (MODEL 1830), MD-7918 modulator, IF-7758 IF amp''' '''Symptom: receiver noise present, no main bang, no echoes, empty tuning bar, after a soft grounding''' ---- == 0. Source of this data and how much to trust it == There is no public MODEL 1830 service manual. Everything below is taken from the '''Furuno MODEL 1832/1932/1942 service manual''' (97 pages, includes full schemati...")

09:1309:13, 28 July 2026 FreeCad Tutorial (hist | edit) [51,657 bytes] Damme (talk | contribs) (Created page with " '''A conversion guide for people who only design parts for 3D printing.''' Written for a brand-new Fr...")

21:2521:25, 20 June 2026 Daniel Wiegert - About me (hist | edit) [10 bytes] Damme (talk | contribs) (Created page with "TBD ... :)")
21:0321:03, 20 June 2026 OpenMower Unicore GPS (hist | edit) [2,937 bytes] Damme (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Several users have chosen alternative GPS RTK modules with chips by ''Unicore'': * ''UM960'' * ''UM980'' * ''UM982'' These chips are sold in different variants. Some come with a USB-C socket (so they can be connected directly to the Raspberry Pi). Some have different antenna socket (which need an ''SMA F'' to ''MMCX M90'' cable). Compared to the ''ArduSimple simpleRTK2B,'' they're a bit cheaper and support triple-band frequencies. == Variants how modules can be conne...")
21:0121:01, 20 June 2026 OpenMower Simulation (hist | edit) [5,851 bytes] Damme (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Introduction == You can test the OpenMower software stack yourself by running a simulation where you can record a map and then have it mowed in a simulation on-screen. It's a bit rough around the edges, but it's a good way to see the software in action without hardware. This mini-HOWTO is meant to save you a bit of detective work and get you started, not to be a comprehensive guide to the simulation. == Prerequisites == You need the OpenMower software '''on a plat...")
20:5920:59, 20 June 2026 OpenMower Edit map (hist | edit) [10,963 bytes] Damme (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=== Introduction === This tutorial shows how to use an orthophoto (generated by taking aerial pictures with a drone) and modify the open mower map. In my case I recorded the boundary of my lawn area driving the mower around and later divided the area and added obstacles using the drone footage. none|thumb|openmower map boundary with orthophoto layer === Generate an orthophoto === I took about 50 pictures with a drone ca....")
20:4720:47, 20 June 2026 OpenMower OLD Baremetal installation (hist | edit) [13,621 bytes] Damme (talk | contribs) (Created page with "This page will guide you through the steps to install a basic system image. On this image you will have the ROS base system, the OpenMower installation, local configuration for your mower and some tools to help you work with the mower. ==Prerequisites== In order to follow this guide, you will need the following: #A Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB or more recommended, 2GB works with swap, see here) #An SD card...") originally created as "OpenMower OLD Barmetal installation"
20:4620:46, 20 June 2026 OpenMower Crosscompiling (hist | edit) [14,755 bytes] Damme (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Warning! You are in for a treat! :D - You have been warned. But reward is good, from 3250sec with docker buildx using qemu to 304s on my machine (Clean build) = Instructions = These instructions are made for Ubuntu 20.04.6 LTS '''<code><big>PLEASE DONT RUN ANY SCRIPTS AS SUDO / ROOT! MY SCRIPTS ARE NOT "SAFE"!</big></code>''' Instead give yourself write-access to /opt, <code>sudo chmod 777 /opt/</code> for example. ===== INSTALL ROS https://wiki.ros.org/no...")

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