Xsens MTi-G IMU simulator for X-Plane 9

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Last Update: 2015-06-30

This is a plug-in to X-Plane 9 (Linux Edition at the moment)
It will make the X-Plane 9 output Xsens MTiG compatible data to a real or virtual serial port.
This is very help full for UAV flight controller design. Another module will handle servo.

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