After creating the Arduspyder. We decided to create a real hexa. These are pictures of the making, maiden will be this weekend. Because of the purpose this frame is build for we sadly did not opt for an Arducopter but the frame will take an Ardu, Openpilot CC, Microkopter or any other hexa capable electronics.
The baseplate design in Rhinoceros
Finding the stupid MK BL-controller holes.
Testfitting the holes
Routing the motormounts.
Video
Mounted motor.
Proto wiredamper.
6 booms & motors
First mockup
Wiredamper study.
Easy on - off connectors tryout.
Final wirde dampers.
Buildin LED's
Batterybox with integrated damper.
Flexacopter is born.
I love red.
Mounting the wires.
Me.
Mario.
Nice picture.
Up close.
The easy on - off's
Assembly.
The dampers.
What a set.
Detail.
Green.
Testfit.
If you build a hex you got to do 6 controllers .....
The whole MK setup.
Even before maiden people believe in our design. MASS PRODUCTION
First customer frame ready for shipment.
and now? .....Tomorrow we will complete the Flexacopter build. And if all is ok saturday will be maiden day.
Comments
However Canon DSLR, yes they use CMOS and with rolling shutter (I think), but I believe they worked out all the issues of rolling shutter. I've never seen a Canon DSLR pic or vdo with those can of issues.
Ah yes. You are right. Nikon (or any other camera) with CCD imager is free from rolling shutter (they have different set of 'issue'). Sorry for neglecting it, seems like I've been shooting with Canon for a bit too long :-p
Correct me if I'm wrong but at least Nikon DSLRs are CCD which commonly use global shutter.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rolling_shutter
Sorry I.S. but DSLR does have rolling shutter :-)
Maybe not as bad as GoPro and such but they do have. Under certain level of vibration and shutter speed, it can be as obvious as GoPro.
isn't that a DSLR? DSLR usually don't have rolling shutter.
Should test it with a gopro or even lower quality camera for that purpose
Wire dampers indoor test, without gimbal stabilisation (no servo connections), video is shot in the evening so sorry for the low light conditions, but the wire damper seem to work very effective, no rolling shutter or whatever!!
This is raw material without editing!!
prices for me too... :-)
I. too would like kit prices, shipping cost to the US, and source for documentation. (Although, the pictures in these threads is better than some others assembly instructions.)
Great work.