@Pflumph wrote:
My rover is having compass issues. (PX4 + M8T + fake M8N)
I took it out into the wild for testing yesterday. I’ve added a fake M8N to my M8T, pretty much just for the external compass. Both GPS are getting 14+ satellites and GPS status of 4. My GPS heading is perfect when moving, but my compasses were off dramatically.
When I started, my compass heading was about 45 degrees right of (accurate) GPS heading. I tried calibration a few times (difficult on a 150# rover) and the problem got worse. Now it’s about 120 degrees right of actual heading.
I’ve done a lot of search on the topic, and found the helpful post by @TeknoMike on compass configuration. Unfortunately, with one compass enabled, tuning always fails. I have this significant deviation. With both enabled, they aren’t even close to the same heading, which causes an error.Question: Can I just input a manual compass offset? Let the thing calibrate (incorrectly) and then just input a -Yaw offset? Once calibrated, the error is consistent.
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