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Quadrotor altitude ceiling

Started this discussion. Last reply by lorin.lund Nov 2, 2011. 2 Replies

In ya'lls experience, what is the maximum altitude that a standard sized quadrotor can reach? What is the limiting effect that keeps a quadrotor from getting any higher? Continue

 

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lorin.lund replied to hunter scott's discussion Quadrotor altitude ceiling
"A few years ago I bought a little retail RTF toy heli.  At that time I lived in a town whose elevation was 6000 ft.  The toy would get even 3" off the ground.  I presume it was because of the thin air.   Operating ceiling is…"
Nov 2, 2011
Franco Nogarin replied to hunter scott's discussion Quadrotor altitude ceiling
"I am no expert on this, but I think there are several factors: 1) Laws - restricted ceilings 500ft in USA I think 2) Altitude sensor if there is one, is most likely scaled and therefore its accuracy would  diminish as you get higher or lower…"
Oct 28, 2011
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Quadrotor altitude ceiling

In ya'lls experience, what is the maximum altitude that a standard sized quadrotor can reach? What is the limiting effect that keeps a quadrotor from getting any higher? See More
Oct 27, 2011

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I'm into robotics and looking to build my first quadrotor. I've got some ideas for modifications and other uses for it.

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