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Release 3.9.0, 6th August 2018
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The ArduPilot development team is delighted to announce a new stable
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release of plane, version 3.9.0.
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For those of you who have been testing the 3.9.0beta releases then you
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won't see any surprises here. That are no changes since
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3.9.0beta6. Also, many thanks for testing the betas!
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For those of you coming from the last stable 3.8.5 release there are a
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lot of changes. For a start, this is the first release to support both
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the ChibiOS RTOS on STM32 boards and the NuttX RTOS. Previously stable
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releases only used the NuttX RTOS. The ArduPilot project is moving to
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ChibiOS for future releases, and we expect to drop support for the
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NuttX builds for the next major stable release (which will probably be
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called 3.10.0).
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When you install the 3.9.0 release on board such as a Pixhawk1, Cube
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or Pixracer you have a choice of which build to use. Choosing ChibiOS
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will give you better performance and some very nice new
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features. Choosing the NuttX (also known as "PX4" builds) will get you
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the same base that we have been using for years.
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There are a few features that are in the NuttX build but not yet in
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the ChibiOS build, in particular the ChibiOS build does not yet
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support PWM based rangefinders. That will be fixed in a future
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release.
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This release has a lot of new features. Some of the most important
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ones are:
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- DShot support for controlling ESCs
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- BLHeli pass-thru support for ESC configuration
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- automatic compass orientation on calibrating compasses
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- improved VTOL flight code, with improved transition support and loiter
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- support for Devo telemetry output
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- new battery monitoring system, with more flexible failsafes
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- built-in OSD support for boards with a MAX7456 OSD device
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In addition, this release supports a lot of new flight boards,
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including:
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- AirbotF4
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- F4BY
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- KakuteF4
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- KakuteF7
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- MatekF405
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- MatekF405-Wing
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- mindpx-v2
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- mini-pix
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- Omnibusf4pro
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- Omnibusf7V2
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- Pixhawk4 and Pixhawk4-mini
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- CUAVv5
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- revo and revo-mini
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- sparky2
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We also now have custom ChibiOS based builds for some existing boards,
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including:
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- CubeBlack
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- mRoX21
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- Pixhawk1
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- Pixracer
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This means you now have a lot more choice in selecting a flight board
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to use with ArduPilot.
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This release was made possible thanks to contributions from dozens of
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volunteer developers in the dev team. In total there are over 5
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thousand changes since the 3.8.5 release. Special thanks to:
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- Siddharth Purohit
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- Tom Pittenger
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- Randy Mackay
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- Michael du Breuil
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- Peter Barker
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- Mark Whitehorn
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- Paul Riseborough
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- Francisco Ferreira
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- Jonathan Challinger
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- Leonard Hall
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- Alexander Malishev
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- Nathan E
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- Marco Robustini
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- Luis Vale Gonçalves
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- night-ghost
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- Patrick José Pereira
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- Lucas De Marchi
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- Eugene Shamaev
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- Philip Rowse
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- Amilcar Lucas
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- Kelly Foster
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- Fnoop
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- Pierre Kancir
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- Stephen Dade
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- Jaime Machuca
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- vierfuffzig
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- Henry Wwurzburg
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- Malcolm Churn
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- Holger Steinhaus
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We hope you enjoy flying this release as much as we enjoyed making
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it. Happy flying!
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Release 3.9.0beta6, 30th July 2018
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