Calibration
- Thread starter Rchawks
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@Rchawks i better not show this post to the wife her name is Susan she might get the wrong idea , the main criteria for doing the IMU calibration is a perfectly flat none metallic surface
so as long as what the lazy susan is standing on then you should be ok, if you are referring to a compass calibration it would need to be well away from anything made of metal and preferably outside
bumper
Well-Known Member
The reason I considered this was of the consistent flat spin it would give for one or two cycles for the calibration. I was curious.
As long as it is non-ferrous it will work fine for rotation during compass calibration. That said, it's completely unnecessary since the process doesn't require any precision in the rotation axes.
