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Hello, It looks like some of the files in the PR have newlines and format issues. Can you run the following on the command line and add the files post format? make format |
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Thanks for your reply, I have fixed it and submitted it |
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When this goes in, can you please add a page under https://docs.px4.io/main/en/flight_controller/autopilot_manufacturer_supported.html |
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Thanks, I've added it in the latest commit |
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@radiolinkW Docs look good thanks. I have subedited to style:
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@mrpollo is the macos build fail normal? |
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Real issue but unrelated to this PR and was just fixed a few minutes ago in main |
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No flaws found |
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@dirksavage88 From a docs point of view this is fine. When you're happy with this technically it can be merged.
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Congratulations on getting this in! |
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Thank you for your support. Is there anything else you need us to provide? |
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Not from me |
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* boards: add Radiolink PIX6 * Fix newlines and format issues * Fix newlines issues * docs:add radiolink_pix6.md document * Subedit, prettier, get images * Add hero image * docs:Add some necessary instructions * Subedit --------- Co-authored-by: Ubuntu <diaohuayuan@radiolink.com.cn> Co-authored-by: Hamish Willee <hamishwillee@gmail.com>
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Dear PX4 Team and Community,
We are RadioLink Electronic Limited , a company focusing on the model aircraft and drone industry. We are proud to have successfully ported the latest PX4 firmware to our in-house designed flight controller the RadiolinkPIX6.
Our flight controller features an STM32F765VIT6 processor, redundant IMUs (BMI088 and ICM42688P), support for UAVCAN peripherals, dual GPS, and onboard OSD. It has undergone comprehensive testing with PX4, demonstrating stable performance in both ground and flight tests (including multiple flight modes and failure safety scenarios).
We believe our hardware aligns well with the PX4 ecosystem and could offer a valuable option for the community. We are very interested in having it added to the PX4 official supported hardware list.
Could you please guide us through the formal process and requirements for achieving this? We are more than willing to provide any necessary documentation, testing data, and hardware samples for evaluation.
We are also committed to ongoing maintenance of the board, including adapting to future PX4 updates and contributing to the community
Thank you for your time and contribution to the open-source community. We look forward to your response and hope to contribute back to the PX4 project.
Best regards,
Website: https://radiolink.com/