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For multirotor research platforms that are likely heavy and slow, there seems to be a problem with how the current mixer handles saturation. In the plot below of the raw motor outputs, the copter was hovering pitched slightly into the wind (5 mph) and a strong yaw command was given via RC. This lead to motor 3 saturating and the other motors going to zero (crash). This was a 450 size platform w
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Persist data object
And add an option on the menu to clean it
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Feature request
Autotuning allows you to specify the axes to use for tuning. This is currently done using parameters.
The latest version of MAV_CMD_DO_AUTOTUNE_ENABLE allows the GCS to specify the axes as a bitmask in
param2. Zero indicates "do all" or "do default".The action is to update the stack to use the