"There's no book, but there is a very comprehensive wiki here.
The 3DR Robotics version is more robust, for better handling of rough landings or crashes. The JDrones version is lighter, for longer flight times. "
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My son and I are interested in getting educated on the ArduCopter. Is there a document or book for beginners? What is the difference between the 3D Robotics and JDrones versions of the…Continue
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