@ThermalOverload yes, it was the first flight with standard settings. Later on it flew more smooth .. crashed several times though and the wooden frame ended up in the fire place ;-)
I have a question for you. 1) Do you have any servos how do you steer? 2) i want more stability, meaning i should get lower rpm engines and ,10 inch blades? 3) Is flymentor gyro needed to stability? Please get back to me i really need ur help. Thanks
These motors deliver approx 400grams each with these props = 1.6kg. The quadcopter weights 850 grams so it could pull 750 grams max .. theoretically that is.
now that you've been flying this for a month or so, are you able to hover it in one place easily? hands off? i'm interested in using one of these for videoing large equipment. i would need a stable, smooth, slow movement up and around approx 10-20 foot high equipment. thanks for the help.
@NKMNFT Yes, these motors are good. I like the dismountable base plate for easy installation. They are rated for 9"and 10"props. I used 8" 3-blades and that is enough. They rev-up somewhat faster at descend-breaking. Yes, they can handle more weight. I will try 9"and 10" later.
Hmm, looks a bit jittery, would that be possible to fix?
ThermalOverload 1 month ago
@ThermalOverload yes, it was the first flight with standard settings. Later on it flew more smooth .. crashed several times though and the wooden frame ended up in the fire place ;-)
burghoorn 1 month ago
Cool Vid Man ..
TinkerManRC 5 months ago
I have a question for you. 1) Do you have any servos how do you steer? 2) i want more stability, meaning i should get lower rpm engines and ,10 inch blades? 3) Is flymentor gyro needed to stability? Please get back to me i really need ur help. Thanks
pygame 6 months ago
@pygame
1) steering is being done by changing the revs of the individual motors (no servo's)
2) try to use motors between 750kv and 1000kv with 10"to 12"props
3) you will need a 3axle gyro from KK, Hobbyking, FY90Q etc
burghoorn 6 months ago
hi so whats the payload ? and flying time /
grtzz pierrre
poerik 6 months ago
@poerik
These motors deliver approx 400grams each with these props = 1.6kg. The quadcopter weights 850 grams so it could pull 750 grams max .. theoretically that is.
burghoorn 6 months ago
@burghoorn
thksss
poerik 6 months ago
Do you have this music cranking out of a PA at the flying field?
benfeisttoronto 7 months ago
now that you've been flying this for a month or so, are you able to hover it in one place easily? hands off? i'm interested in using one of these for videoing large equipment. i would need a stable, smooth, slow movement up and around approx 10-20 foot high equipment. thanks for the help.
taurustbolt 8 months ago
@taurustbolt
Yes, this is possible (but not hands off)
Check your mail ..
burghoorn 8 months ago
Hey kerel, Thats looking good. What is it,.... a couple of heli`s glued up together or what? hehe, very nice creation :D Btw, back in Holland?
menne26 9 months ago
I was just putting together a parts list for this frame. How do you like these motors? Could it handle more weight or not?
NKMNFT 9 months ago
@NKMNFT Yes, these motors are good. I like the dismountable base plate for easy installation. They are rated for 9"and 10"props. I used 8" 3-blades and that is enough. They rev-up somewhat faster at descend-breaking. Yes, they can handle more weight. I will try 9"and 10" later.
burghoorn 9 months ago
sweet
hamburgrd 9 months ago
Look at you!!!
Very nice!
nishbrown 9 months ago