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Hi all, just wondering if there's any flyers still in the Melbourne area. Looks like this group is dead?I'm out in Pakenham.Cheers,Steve
Read more…Hey Guy'sJust thought I'd let you know it's on again!!When: 22nd March 2014 Where: To be announced shortly. Time: 10AM onwards! Almost 50 people turned up to the last one and this is looking way bigger! Come on down for the Free BBQ and Drinks supplied by Multirotor Gear. It's going to be Awesome.... RGG thread here...
Read more…Hi, I'm new to the melbourne community and wanted to know if someone was interested in joining projects with me. If I brought an arduino metal detector does someone have a quadrotor capable of doing a lawnmower sweep so that we can do a scan of a beach for metals (with the results popping up in google maps blips)?
Read more…Hello All,I am part of the Melbourne Hackerspace. http://www.hackmelbourne.org/A group of hackers who tinker with electronics and robots. We have many great tools such as 3S printers and C & C mills that members can use.We have a meeting place where we could meet up to build our UAVs and such. There are many members who are willing to help out with technical questions. We normally meet up on Tuesdays evenings in 5 Kent Lane Hawthorn and Saturday during the day.We are going to start a Robotics…
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I use FS Base goggles. Went for a ride with Juz the other day wearing these.
Bloody WOW.
Did let a bit of light around the edge of goggs, but otherwise very comfy. Was teamed up with a TBS69 camera. The picture was brilliant.
MJ
Thanks Dave,
I don't understand why this document applies only to fixed wings - note the exclusion for rotary wings. I checked the website QLD gov website but no mention of copters.
The logical assumption is that no mention = no rules?? I'm seeing opportunities to for schools to do their own biology / physiology prac session given the wording of advertisements such as this.
"DJI Phantom Quadcopter Aerial Rig
The DJI Phantom incorporates ground breaking technology that will reshape the accessibility of aerial filming for the future. The stability and nearly hands-free flight characteristics with GPS position and altitude hold will shock and amaze you. Don’t worry if you have never flown a RC aircraft, this is so simple almost anyone can fly it! Charge the LiPo battery, mount your GoPro camera, iPhone or Android smart phone and install 4 AA battiers in the transmitter then you are ready to film - that's it - that quick!"
Excerpt from a common camera / photographic supplier
and similarly with comments by this bloke.
MJ
I have the same problem with Dualsky batteries... they puff after one good charge (and this is with a cutoff charger)! However, mine are still working reliably... not sure if they'll make 100 cycles or not... will wait and see.
I'm not a fan of the dualskys, the 3 that I've got have all puffed up. Have been relatively nice to them in terms of charging as well.
The turnigy nano-tech and thunderpowers are all pretty damn good by comparsion.
Voltage drop on the dualskys now is pretty average too.
G'day Leonard,
You just doing a fly by? Buzzing the tower so to speak.
MJ
Hi all, Leonard from Adelaide.
Upper Yarra wouldn't be too bad, past Warrandyte its pretty clear.
I'm was just thinking about FPVing a submersible along the Yarra.
brown, brown, brown, brown, brown, brown, litter, brown, brown, brown, litter boom, brown, brown, brown, seagull leg, brown, brown, brown, light, tumble, bugger Dights Falls, brown, brown, brown,
Maybe a trip to the Maldives fella??
MJ
Oh wow..that's a challenge. Sounds pretty cool though!!
Aquacopters beat you to it... http://aquacopters.gostorego.com/quadcopters.html
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