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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'd be nervous with the plane that far into the city. I'm too used to the open space we have out here in the country...
I will try and make it down to Melbourne sometime soon to meet up with all of you...
Phil
Well the base level one will do well at 15m/s and max out at about 17m/s at sea level.
Finally received my APM 2.5 from jDrones, so I might come to one of the next catch ups, preferably once I get that sorted out. Otherwise I might drop down with my F450 again now that I've nearly got my FPV setup all sorted out nicely.
If you get the chance, upgrade the board. http://www.ersky9x.net/
I'm using an ersky9x board from this canadian manufacturer and have been quite happy with its design that will scale with time.
http://openrcforums.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=7&sid=1310e12cc7e...
I have the Fatshark Predator V2 set... works a treat (although it was delivered minus a camera... bevrc were on to that quick and had one to me within a week from China... not a bad effort on their part). I would call it a good setup for a first time FPVer (such as me) as it's very much plug and play... But... I would advise (and I did this), grab a pair of circularly polarised antennae and a 600mW transmitter.
I've got the Dominators and I've heard they're pretty good. Haven't actually tested them on my quad yet though, but testing with the cam plugged straight in and just playing around with the Vtx they were pretty good.
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