"I wouldn't trust it, and if you have a problem with it, good luck sending it back to HK.
You could use it in a Rover or Boat but not something that flies.
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quadrocopter commented on Christiaan van Vollenstee's blog post FPV X-4 Quad Frame"One day Hobby King will make a frame that has been designed by someone that knows Multi-Rotors.
Physics and aerodynamics would be a start. Nightmare of a thing...
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quadrocopter commented on Gustav Kuhn's blog post The safety thing, again.Warning, graphic images"Ouch !!! I FEEL YOUR PAIN :-(
Plastic, wood, carbon.... size don't matter.
I have seen a 10inch plastic prop take a mates calf muscle off :-(
ALWAYS REMOVE PROPS< WHEN IT'S PLUGGED IN<TREAT IT AS ARMED !!!!
SHOW ALL…"
quadrocopter commented on Jake Wells's blog post An Officer and a Boxcopter"and your colour grading is superb!!"
quadrocopter commented on Jake Wells's blog post An Officer and a Boxcopter"Your the only person in the world who have added vibration to a Multi-Rotor Video!!
A brave move, that you pulled off :-)
Simon
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quadrocopter commented on vis.asta's blog post qadrocopter 125 min in the air"Hey check this out. but i won't tell you how, what, why ??
Posting this on a open source website is sadddd..... what sort of comments did you expect.
1. It's Mikrokopter :-)
2. 25 Volts (6cell Lipo) which means he is using a converter of…"
quadrocopter commented on Jake Wells's blog post My new quadcopter"When the props are spinning, at idle the copter will sit level in the water, setting min gas to 8% will see that sandwich box of yours level very well for a long time ;-)"
quadrocopter commented on Jake Wells's blog post My new quadcopter"I love it too, i tired this 4 years ago :-) The problem that occurs is heat build up within container.
Its 37C here today which equals only a 2 minute flight time before heat builds up and the machine switches off.
The only way to get around…"
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- Tell us a bit about your UAV interest
- I have been flying Multi-Rotors for over 4 years, it my life!
Mostly FPV, the future is here :-)
- Hometown:
- Byronbay
About the Quadrocopter
I have been building Quadrocopter's for about 12 months now.
In the past couple of months i have really progressed. I have recently been on Television.
I plan to push the limits of my Quad in the next few months, I would like to fly for more than 30 minutes. Endurance plays a big part for the Quad. The longer i can stay in the air the further i can fly. I hope to fly more than 6kms using 900mhz video link and 12dbi patch antenna. .
More to come from Simon.
In the past couple of months i have really progressed. I have recently been on Television.
I plan to push the limits of my Quad in the next few months, I would like to fly for more than 30 minutes. Endurance plays a big part for the Quad. The longer i can stay in the air the further i can fly. I hope to fly more than 6kms using 900mhz video link and 12dbi patch antenna. .
More to come from Simon.
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Aerobot, the last step, destruction !!
Posted on December 4, 2012 at 2:32am 7 Comments 1 Like
Here it is, the last thing we had to do before production.
Crash testing from Simon Jardine on Vimeo.
The model you see in the video is actually made of fibre glass and without a bottom plate. (it's not complete)
The end product will be made of…
Continue Octocopter
Posted on February 4, 2010 at 4:25am 0 Comments 0 Likes
The base station and head tracking gyro stabilised camera mount is really working a treat. Check out http://www.eyeinthesky.net.au out now.
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