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18:1518:15, 20 October 2026 Private:Winter projecten (hist | edit) [4,146 bytes] Quintenlb (talk | contribs) (Yay first commit) Tag: Visual edit originally created as "Winter projecten"

17:0217:02, 6 October 2026 First foiling day (17 October 2026) (hist | edit) [8,567 bytes] Aran Dokoupil (talk | contribs) (Created page with "The '''first foiling day''' is the hydrofoil's first time on the water under autopilot control, planned for '''17 October 2026'''. This page is the plan for the day: what to check at the dock, the four stages on the water in order, when to stop, and what to read in the logs between runs. Read the pilot guide first; this page assumes the driver knows the status light. The goal of the day is modest on purpose: check that th...")

09:4609:46, 29 September 2026 Solar Array (hist | edit) [12,928 bytes] Aran Dokoupil (talk | contribs) (Created page with "''This page describes the solar array under development for the 2027 season. The design is preliminary and details may change as supplier discussions and testing progress.'' == Overview == For the 2027 season the team is replacing its current solar deck, a set of commercial flexible panels with 272 back-contact cells, with a custom-built array. The new deck is designed around three goals: * '''Maximum power per unit area''', using roughly 6 m² of cell area to make ful...")

20:2420:24, 18 August 2026 R&S Measurement Campaign (hist | edit) [32,354 bytes] Aran Dokoupil (talk | contribs) (Created page with "= GaN MPPT Phase: R&S / ZES Measurement Campaign = Procedures for the measurement campaign on the '''EOI-A65-6A''' GaN MPPT phase boards using the sponsored Rohde & Schwarz and ZES ZIMMER equipment. Each experiment is written to be run start-to-finish by one engineer and to produce both an engineering result and a publishable figure. __TOC__ == Purpose == Three goals, in priority order: # '''Resolve open engineering questions.''' Idle dissipation, dead-time optimum,...") originally created as "R&S Measurement Campaigne"
17:4917:49, 18 August 2026 Tuning parameters (hist | edit) [35,807 bytes] Aran Dokoupil (talk | contribs) (Created page with "The '''tuning parameters''' are the live-adjustable knobs of the autopilot's foiling control system: the roll and pitch attitude loops, the ride-height loop, the rear-foil schedule, coordinated-turn banking, and the operating-mode switches. Every one of them can be read and written over the CAN bus while the boat is running, from the helm keyboard, the datalogger, or any other node — which is what makes on-water tuning possible...")

18:5918:59, 17 August 2026 Dashboard (hist | edit) [11,454 bytes] Aran Dokoupil (talk | contribs) (Created page with "The '''dashboard''' is the e-paper screen the pilot reads while sailing. It is mounted on the '''left side of the steering wheel''' in the cockpit, and shows speed, battery power, state of charge, temperatures and the clock. It measures nothing itself: it listens to the whole CAN bus and draws whatever the other nodes are saying. thumb|500px|The dashboard showing live data == At a glance == {| class="wikit...")
18:3918:39, 17 August 2026 Height sensors (hist | edit) [13,159 bytes] Aran Dokoupil (talk | contribs) (Created page with "The '''height sensors''' measure the distance between the hull and the water surface, which is what tells the crew — and eventually the Autopilot — how high the boat is flying on its foils. Two ultrasonic sensors look straight down from the nose of the hull. They are not read directly by anything: a dedicated RS485-to-CAN interface board polls them and rebroadcasts each reading on the bus, where the display and the...")

10:2510:25, 13 August 2026 Foiling information for pilots (hist | edit) [8,360 bytes] Aran Dokoupil (talk | contribs) (Created page with "= Hydrofoil status light: pilot's guide = The boat has '''no screen'''. Everything the foil controller needs to tell you comes through two things: * the '''status light''' (one bright RGB lamp) — tells you the state, all the time * the '''beeper in the throttle unit''' — sounds only when you need to ''do'' something You do not need to know how the controller works to use this guide. Read the light, listen for the beeps, act on the table. __TOC__ == The one thing...")

13:1913:19, 12 August 2026 Rudder controller (hist | edit) [34,820 bytes] Aran Dokoupil (talk | contribs) (Created page with "The '''rudder controller''' (project name ''staartstuk controller'') is the CAN-bus node that operates everything inside the new main propulsion unit described on the Rudder page. It replaces the off-the-shelf prototyping platform listed in the requirements table there with a purpose-built 4-layer board. One board handles four jobs: it positions the back hydrofoil actuator, drives and supervises the cooling-water pump, measures the water cooling circuit, and rep...") Tag: Visual edit: Switched

10:2910:29, 19 July 2026 Declareren (hist | edit) [266 bytes] Fromeijn (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Onkosten gemaakt voor de vereniging? vul het volgende document in, en stuur deze via de mail met jouw bonnetjes. https://drive.google.com/file/d/18M80UCmG7xqPcCPOfpGU1MExp3jEZs7q/view?usp=sharing")

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