Moderator Comment by Roberto Navoni on October 30, 2010 at 3:46pm

Beautifull Flight Sandro Great Work ;)

Developer Comment by Sandro Benigno on October 30, 2010 at 4:41pm

Thanks Roberto! It was a pleasure to fly.
3 batteries at morning = smiling the rest of the day. :D

Moderator Comment by Roberto Navoni on October 30, 2010 at 4:42pm

Yes the TEAM are doing a great job ;)

Moderator Comment by Roberto Navoni on October 30, 2010 at 4:42pm

Now we need to finish the debug of gps and magnetometer ;)

Developer Comment by Max Levine on October 30, 2010 at 5:38pm

Nice :)
OK go back to coding :))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
Thanks to you, i'm having fun too !!!!!!!!!!

Comment by Sky Monkey on October 30, 2010 at 6:12pm

Looks like a ton of fun. Great video too.

Developer Comment by Sandro Benigno on October 31, 2010 at 3:05am

Thanks, guys!
@Max, you need to say: "OK, go back to modeling". I'm modeling the newest power distribution right now.
For now, I'm coding only for a personal experimental project. Something you will not like... just a remote camera control with shooting, zoom and OSD data injector. :P

Comment by jefferson de Faria on October 31, 2010 at 8:45am

Hello Mark

Belo video, parabens.

The time that I have followed the development of arduCopter am very proud to know that there is a Brazilian working on this platform.

Anyway I'll buy a quad, but would like your help on choosing a few items.

This kit http://store.diydrones.com/ArduCopter_Partial_Kit_V1_0_p/kt-arducop... and the same video?

With this he gets an electronic payload of 600g? because then I would get two more cameras PA 250g each and install telemetry system.

Comment by jefferson de Faria on October 31, 2010 at 8:50am

sorry for bad english

Developer Comment by Sandro Benigno on October 31, 2010 at 11:27am

Yes, Jefferson! That frame on DIYDrones is the same with some recent improvements. The electronics is exactly the same. You will need to buy ESCs, Motors, Battery and use your radio (TX/RX) system with a minimal of 6 channels. ;)
Probably, you will need to buy it from here: http://store.fahpah.com. Is the international ArduCopter store outside the EUA.
The empty weight of mine is 912kg with telemetry (XBee Pro), external uBEC, RX with all the cables and a 3S battery allarm (grows to 1.08kg with 3S 2200mah battery). I can fly well up to 1.5kg. 600g of extra payload will be too much for a quad. This weight is recommended only for hexa or octacopters.

Best regards!

Sim, Jefferson. Esse chassi na loja DIYDrones é o mesmo modelo, porém, com as mais recentes melhorias. A eletrônica básica é a mesma. Você precisará comprar os ESCs, motores, bateria e usar o seu sistema de rádio de pelo menos seis canais. ;)
Provavelmente, você irá comprar aqui: http://store.fahpah.com. É a loja internacional do ArduCopter para fora dos EUA. O peso vazio do meu é 912g com telemetria (XBee Pro), uBEC externo, receptor de rádio com todos os cabos e um alarme de bateria 3S (sobe para 1,08kg com a bateria 3S 2200mah). Posso voar com peso total de até 1,5kg. 600g de peso extra é muito para um quadricóptero. Esse peso é adequado apenas para um hexa ou octacóptero.

Tudo de bom pra você! ;)

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