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Arduino polishes up its navigation skills via an inexpensive compass sensore component –
A small digital compass based on hall effect is connected to an Arduino 10000 board. The logic in the board turns on and off leds depending on direction. There are 4 leds, one for each in N,S,W,E. When two leds are ON the direction is in the middle (es. NW). The digital compass chip (the white cylinder) comes from http://www.dinsmoresensors.com/ and costs 10$
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Wrong video guys (though it’s pretty cool).
I’d really like seeing the real video, as I am interested in servo-controlling an old aircraft instrument gyro-compass with an arduino
sorry peoples – vid is now fixed!