There is no way that is for real for a quad that size. I'd say the biggest battery that would be a 6000mAH battery, and if the aircraft was able to fly around at 6A, that would mean at max of 60 mins.
Come on, doubt its fake..... Just because we can't figure it out lets not cry fake.... I am definitely the first to be skeptical, but there are a lot of things out there that we don't know about.. Looking at the machine itself I would say the props and motors are probably fairly normal, large prop, low rpm, high e, lightweight frame setup... So I think that would leave the batteries as the "unknown". From what I have been able to play with lately, I figure it will just be a couple years for some really interesting battery technology to hit the commercial/ consumer markets. He is probably using some very high density light weight battery packs. That is my guess.
Ch.11 doesn't mean they stop producing cells.. actually Johnson Controls purchased them through the ch.11 filing. Johnson Controls plans on continuing producing cells for the foreseeable future.
The amount of force per watt has been a good measure for me.
After seeing a large number of posts I'm feeling a bit hypocritical. I try to espouse to be an open minded individual, and I came off a little too skeptical. Rather than criticize maybe we should be thinking just how may this be possible. Not whether or not he is faking it, but rather if 2+ hours of operation is really improbable.
Has anyone ever dabbled with hydrogen fuels cells like this? Outside of weight and motor/prop efficiency our little drones are in need of better power sources. I'm thinking it might be time to invest in one of those dev kits.
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There is no way that is for real for a quad that size. I'd say the biggest battery that would be a 6000mAH battery, and if the aircraft was able to fly around at 6A, that would mean at max of 60 mins.
unreal!
dual dropping of of used batteries
мужики, будуте летать, пригласите зрителем
Awesome, BUT..... (sunset in Moscow, Russia, for the dates specified is 19:49 (see http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/astronomy.html?n=166&mont... or http://www.timezone.ru/suncalc.php?tid=113), and it looks different from 21:15 (when additional lights were added - at 5:34 on the youtube timestamp.
Come on, doubt its fake..... Just because we can't figure it out lets not cry fake.... I am definitely the first to be skeptical, but there are a lot of things out there that we don't know about.. Looking at the machine itself I would say the props and motors are probably fairly normal, large prop, low rpm, high e, lightweight frame setup... So I think that would leave the batteries as the "unknown". From what I have been able to play with lately, I figure it will just be a couple years for some really interesting battery technology to hit the commercial/ consumer markets. He is probably using some very high density light weight battery packs. That is my guess.
FAKE. What is the point of posting this if you're not selling anything or sharing. Video Hits? LAME
Alexsey, perhaps so. Could have just as easily been powered by the air in your head though.
Ch.11 doesn't mean they stop producing cells.. actually Johnson Controls purchased them through the ch.11 filing. Johnson Controls plans on continuing producing cells for the foreseeable future.
The amount of force per watt has been a good measure for me.
After seeing a large number of posts I'm feeling a bit hypocritical. I try to espouse to be an open minded individual, and I came off a little too skeptical. Rather than criticize maybe we should be thinking just how may this be possible. Not whether or not he is faking it, but rather if 2+ hours of operation is really improbable.
Has anyone ever dabbled with hydrogen fuels cells like this? Outside of weight and motor/prop efficiency our little drones are in need of better power sources. I'm thinking it might be time to invest in one of those dev kits.
more likely "doesn't matter" energy
Or maybe I helped him crack matter energy ;)
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