Good stuff Stew! Would you consider doing a 'How to' on building a stable camera platform quad? I enjoy flying my micro fpv quads around, but at 61 yrs young I aint going to be winning any races and sometimes enjoy just floating around enjoying the scenery. Your recommendations on GPS/altitude hold modules, ways to increase flight longevity and such would be appreciated.
Right as he made the horn tooting noise for the 6" joke the google pixel commercial overlapped almost 100% perfectly...idk if that was planned but I'm bloody impressed.
About the materials , there is also HDPE like the hmb235 and fossilstuff frame and from what I hear they fly great and are virtually indestructible , especially the hbm235. Great review as always man.
Newbie drone pilot and builder here, my two cents: I've crashed a lot with my quad but it's never the arms that break. Instead the much thinner frame plates are taking damage and I've completely destroyed one frame so far (no damage to the arms but the 1,5mm top plate snapped). Thin frame plates with a lot of cutouts are especially prone to cracking at the points of weakness.
Hello, I am going to attempt to build my first Quadcopter. I was want to build the 5 inch frame 210x but you did not leave a link below where to find these frames. Your videos are great keep up the good job thank you for all the info and insight into the drone racing community. Best, Oscar
If you took the traditional style frame and shortened it just enough to fit the stack and the camera, then mounted the VTX vertically against the back like a backplate, I think THAT would be the perfect middle ground between the pod and traditional style frames.
That Emax 280 is a great quad Get some KK 6040 props and that thing gets quick. ! ! ! Mine now rests 20 meters up a pine tree. (no fpv set up on it so...) Great video BTW.
As always great vid. I'm partial to the Armattan frames. I really like the Chameleon. I guess its more of a free style quad but fast and maneuverable to be a good racer. It also seems very rugged. Do you have plans to build and or review one anytime soon? Thanks for your contribution to the hobby. Randy
Really? Leave me hanging like this bro?, Come on! The Tanto is back in stock over at Bolt, I was planning on buying a few of those frames but now you have me hesitating. Could you enlighten me atleast alittle? On the down low of course. Come on, hit me up, Im dying over here! :) Love the channel, btw. You have great enthusiasm.
Got it. Not a fan as far as the looks go but if it flies as described I guess it doesn't matter what it looks like. Appreciate the heads up on it. You da man!
Very interesting, but all those frames have their arms flat under the propeller, this would mean it would be worse for aerodynamics and stiffness right? If these arms would be in a 90 degree angle, they would slice through the air and be stiffer right? do those designs exist? (or maybe even a wing profile) Just curious. Still thinking of building your 99$ drone. Keep up the nice reviews!
Hi mate, you asked for some frames to review. I have been looking at the Eachine BAT QX105 frame, wich is for brushed motors. I would like to know if it is possible to mount brushless on the frame (becouse it is a cool looking frame, and cheap) it seems to have screw holes for the motor plastic motor mounts, but I can't find any info on the spacing of them. It would be an interesting project :-) Thank you for all the amazing content, I am learning alot and really getting into drones, with all the nice viedos. (waiting for a Frsky transmitter atm., so I can fly simulators, wile I learn more about the electronics and more)
could you please suggest a small quad for the house that would work with the $300 build from your video. I got the flysky and the upgraded Eachine goggles. Thanks!
Hi Stew, on last when you show some frames I cannot catch the 6th “Abby H?.?” The one the one you say you didn’t review it yet. Can you pls tell me the exact name of that one I really like it.
I was wondering if it made much sense to build an octocopter that was configured like a quadcopter - with coaxial rotors? I figured you'd get a ton of thrust, you'd get the redundancy of the 8 motors and it would be a bit more aerodynamic... Wouldn't it?
I just bought a sky viper s1750 and want to swap everything out of it to a carbon fiber chassis what would you recommend? Looking for something simple and want to re-use everything
hello i have a question I'm new to this and like to start the hobby but i wanted to know when your building my first build what is the flight time im looking at
I have sort of a long question..... I am building my own drone and I want it to be quick and still maneuver well, but I don't feel like the quads that look like alien ships can hold all of the things I want to put inside it. I plan on getting the 5 inch blade frame and I want to put a pretty big battery inside which means I will have powerful motors and a good camera ( not a go pro but a inside mount camera ). Which brings me to the question, do both types of frames allow adjustment for the camera so I can see where I'm going when the drone takes off and it is looking at the ground? Also can you tell me a frame that has the camera adjustment while able to run a good sized battery with powerful motors
what you are asking is not really possible sorry. it is either a fast powerful race quad. or a filming quad. no middle ground and if there is middle ground the quad will do both jobs poorly.
Gage Vannoy The Diatone White Sheep is a good, strong frame that you can put a camera mount on and a large battery/motors, but it weighs like 400 grams
I use a 50cm x shape frame... 1000KV BLDC motor and 10*45 inch propellor but my quadcopter dosent fly. I also tried with 8*45 inch propellor, problem is same... what I should do to make it fly?
Thanks for the video. How is the rx antenna attached the the drone wolf pup frame? I have mine through the carbon top plate and heat shrieked to a zip tie but i am worried about it rubbing against the carbon as it flexes
hi. i'm a beginner at this, my question is if u want a drone to just fly around and take pictures from above or video what kind of drone would u need? u can't really do that with a FPV racer can u ? and as a second question can u for example get the camera feed from the FPV racer on a phone for example? Thanks
Vlad Hriscanu I think you would be referring to a DJI drone. They are used for aerial photography and videography. You get a live view from what the drone sees on a iOS or android device.
+AeroScrew UMMMM TESTING..... doing 4s long punch outs with a xiaomi yi....the 4000kv on 4s at full throttle made one explode ... : ( now I have to wait like a month for my new props to come in from china...
What if you mounted the frame upside down with the motors only on top?Then you get bigger props on a smaller frame and dont need to think about electronics and standoffs getting in the way of the props.
undecididjjj17g471 it's because you don't get has much thrust due to the frame interfering with the amount of air you can receive and also because you're more likely to break motors and props due to landing on them now
I agree on the breaking of motors but not sure about the thrust.Yes you loose thrust on the inside over the frame but you will have more blade spinning on the outside of the arms,but i might be wrong.
deimos76 I agree, also I mean your gonna have the frame as wind resistance no matter which way it is upside down or right side up. so I done think the drag would really change both top and bottem are flat surfaces. if one side was curved then that would be different. idk I just don't see how the frame affects the air flow any different either way the frame is on the underside of the prop..
undecididjjj17g471 when a prop is spinning its pulling air from directly above it and slightly around it. Not sure about the slightly around it but I would assume so. But with it spinning under the frame it loses some of the air it can pull. Yes it will pull air farther out on the edges but you lose efficiency
yeah exactly lol. why would anyone just "buy the parts" without researching what they need first? hahah not good advice man. listen to Higherplanes advice if you want to blow through $1000 before you find the right thing:D
Some research is implied. Obviously you're not going to the grocery store to buy sliced bread. You buy props, motors, frames and flight controllers, build it and get in the air. But I mean if money is an issue, sure, research more shit. Wanna have some fun blow a fucking wad.
haha I'll +1 that, brother! happy flying lol i'd wouldn't be such a negative Nelly right now if bandgood didn't have my diatone gt2 200 on back order. i've watied an entire month already:/
I want to build a drone I have never built one before I'm looking for a smallish frame so I can use it for having fun and flying it around but I want to be able to put a GoPro and a gimbal on it so I can get good Ariel footage I'm wondering if 5 or 6 inch props would do the trick Thanks
i can't really agree with your statement about carbon vs G10, on the internet i read a lot of stuff about the two materials being very similar despite having some other charactaristics like carbon being a conductor and mess up your rf signals if you misplace your aerials. Carbon is more prone to delaminate than G10. And G10 is really just another laminate not a plastic like ABS or PMMA. I have been flying an second hand bought G10 blackout frame for some time now which came with basicly 80% of spare parts almost enough for a new quad. Never had to use any though, crashed the thing a bunch of times it really looks worn and well used as you would expect. Some of the arms have some damage on which i suspect carbon would have start delaminating. They are bend a little but that doestn affect flying as far as i can tell. Here in holland there are a few hobbyists selling al kind of G10 frames and i think they are great. Only downside is that i think they are a little bit heavier than carbon furthermore i have a replica of an ET 200 frame sold by hobbyking and banggood, mine is with thicker carbon but i really like the frame type, they have a 180 version as well. Although the original is more brittle i think they are great beginner frames because they are easy to build have actually a ton of space inside them and can fit all the bigger components a 250 quad has(vtx, big receiver, hs1177 cam) and they are very cheap
MOVEMENT all I can think of is the original vortex...but that is big and bulky even when tucked away. I dont like the foldable arms. My friend cut many a wire and component because after a light nick sometimes the arms would fold in a bit and you cant tell until its too late. the whole time it could be chopping up your quad
Just from watching videos over the last few weeks I've noticed that some of the quads that seem to fly really well are the type that have the battery on the bottom (Diatone Crusader, Ragg E) and that just seems like a bad idea to me. Putting the battery on the bottom just seems like you're begging to kill it.
Do they have the 250 gram Laws in Auzzieland ? In Canada and Britain you have to Register , Pass a Test and Pay a Fee to fly over 250 grams . All those frames are over the limit ! And with Drone Paranoia by the Government , pushing the Mini 250g builds is the Future until that gets squashed too ....... Nice frames though !
@@PaddyNinja thanks for replying, i'm trying to build a smart drone with multiple functionalities for my science project and pi 3 is the best choice of board but i don't know if it can fit in a fpv size drone frame
@@random_creature raspberry pi3 is a cool piece of hardware, I wish I could grasp the programming language considering the applications but it's beyond me. Thanks for the reply.😊👍
i thinking about 4 or 6 inches props frame, i want about 100km/h and good for tricks for beginer, allso the most inportant is i could go over a forest as hight as posible, want to see my town from clouds :D just joking,but i want to go hight with go pro
Why do so many people fly with 210 and 5" frames nowadays? It seems like for racing, the rules are now either 4" or 6" (or less) blades, and you'd think that would be the standard? Are the people who are flying freestyle just saying "fuck that" and going with what they think is the most fun? Or is 6 inched blades simply too large to give you the agility you need for racing? Also, it would have been nice if you mentioned the difference between H, X and whatever else type of frames that you can get.
Do you still recommend 4" for first time builders vs. a 5"? I posted this question in the $200 get started racing video you recently posted, but maybe this is a better place to ask.
Good stuff Stew! Would you consider doing a 'How to' on building a stable camera platform quad? I enjoy flying my micro fpv quads around, but at 61 yrs young I aint going to be winning any races and sometimes enjoy just floating around enjoying the scenery. Your recommendations on GPS/altitude hold modules, ways to increase flight longevity and such would be appreciated.
Right as he made the horn tooting noise for the 6" joke the google pixel commercial overlapped almost 100% perfectly...idk if that was planned but I'm bloody impressed.
I love how you're always so enthusiastic in your videos! great work and keep it up!
its easy when you love what you do
Interesting hexacopter you found over there :)
Looking forward to the build video!
Have a great weekend
Best drone channel on YT.
+thesmallestatom awww hopefully one day haha. Thanks for your support mate
About the materials , there is also HDPE like the hmb235 and fossilstuff frame and from what I hear they fly great and are virtually indestructible , especially the hbm235. Great review as always man.
I agree with you about the classification change. I have seen some 250mm quads that can handle 6” props and some that cannot.
I just bought a 6mm 5in Storm Loki5 frame. I'm putting together a build list now.
Nice stew keep it up.
+Jeffrey A : )
Newbie drone pilot and builder here, my two cents: I've crashed a lot with my quad but it's never the arms that break. Instead the much thinner frame plates are taking damage and I've completely destroyed one frame so far (no damage to the arms but the 1,5mm top plate snapped). Thin frame plates with a lot of cutouts are especially prone to cracking at the points of weakness.
Hello,
I am going to attempt to build my first Quadcopter. I was want to build the 5 inch frame 210x but you did not leave a link below where to find these frames. Your videos are great keep up the good job thank you for all the info and insight into the drone racing community.
Best,
Oscar
Very informative video. Thanks and well done.
If you took the traditional style frame and shortened it just enough to fit the stack and the camera, then mounted the VTX vertically against the back like a backplate, I think THAT would be the perfect middle ground between the pod and traditional style frames.
That Emax 280 is a great quad Get some KK 6040 props and that thing gets quick. ! ! ! Mine now rests 20 meters up a pine tree. (no fpv set up on it so...) Great video BTW.
+MikeDrones THanks mike. I just wish the emax has better arm design and a top plate with an antenna mount.
how did you break the prop on the owl?!!
I was going to comment the exact same thing!
Hay Stew I think you should see that I left a response, I don't believe what we thought about quads 4 years ago. Have a great time.
I know the video is a bit old, but I recommend the thugpig, coming with 4, 5 and 6" arms.
G'day stu-fo-u-fuchas-ere
hahah yeah pretty much haha
HappyKmore At the start the first thing I thought...
"In what language is this even spoken? ...nvmd"
As always great vid. I'm partial to the Armattan frames. I really like the Chameleon. I guess its more of a free style quad but fast and maneuverable to be a good racer. It also seems very rugged. Do you have plans to build and or review one anytime soon?
Thanks for your contribution to the hobby.
Randy
Would you get a 250 and put a smaller prop on it for more rookie flying?
you can but it will be really inefficient so you would reduce your flight times
What is the frame with the green props? Looking to build my first quad
Exactly what I was looking for.
helped out a lot thanks for the advice!!!
no worries, happy to help
Well done, Thank you
: )
Hey! What frame would you recommend now for the 180 or 210 class (4 or 5 inch props)? A shendrone or something different? Thanks!
Used to be a die hard Armattan flyer til I found Bolt RC. You need to build one of them!
you are going to lvoe what I am currently working on. A game changer from bolt rc.
Really? Leave me hanging like this bro?, Come on! The Tanto is back in stock over at Bolt, I was planning on buying a few of those frames but now you have me hesitating. Could you enlighten me atleast alittle? On the down low of course. Come on, hit me up, Im dying over here! :) Love the channel, btw. You have great enthusiasm.
SkyLords code name is "K5"
Got it. Not a fan as far as the looks go but if it flies as described I guess it doesn't matter what it looks like. Appreciate the heads up on it. You da man!
wow, blast from the past
nice video m8
Stew, Stupid question, why you only use 2 screws to bolt motor to frame ?
Very interesting, but all those frames have their arms flat under the propeller, this would mean it would be worse for aerodynamics and stiffness right? If these arms would be in a 90 degree angle, they would slice through the air and be stiffer right? do those designs exist? (or maybe even a wing profile) Just curious. Still thinking of building your 99$ drone. Keep up the nice reviews!
Hi mate, you asked for some frames to review. I have been looking at the Eachine BAT QX105 frame, wich is for brushed motors. I would like to know if it is possible to mount brushless on the frame (becouse it is a cool looking frame, and cheap) it seems to have screw holes for the motor plastic motor mounts, but I can't find any info on the spacing of them. It would be an interesting project :-)
Thank you for all the amazing content, I am learning alot and really getting into drones, with all the nice viedos. (waiting for a Frsky transmitter atm., so I can fly simulators, wile I learn more about the electronics and more)
could you please suggest a small quad for the house that would work with the $300 build from your video. I got the flysky and the upgraded Eachine goggles. Thanks!
why are you running 4 escs on the 3 inch quads? Why not a 4 in 1?
Hi Stew, on last when you show some frames I cannot catch the 6th “Abby H?.?” The one the one you say you didn’t review it yet. Can you pls tell me the exact name of that one I really like it.
I was wondering if it made much sense to build an octocopter that was configured like a quadcopter - with coaxial rotors? I figured you'd get a ton of thrust, you'd get the redundancy of the 8 motors and it would be a bit more aerodynamic... Wouldn't it?
Would a 270 outlaw frame be a good frame for me to start with . Ive never built a drone .
what size props will the flynoceros hex swing? im thinking of buying one
I just bought a sky viper s1750 and want to swap everything out of it to a carbon fiber chassis what would you recommend? Looking for something simple and want to re-use everything
Your videos are verry informative and good for beginners. Thx. Do the same with flightcontrollers en pdb. Thx
yeah I plan to, it is just getting a few more so I can talk about them
hello i have a question I'm new to this and like to start the hobby but i wanted to know when your building my first build what is the flight time im looking at
I have sort of a long question..... I am building my own drone and I want it to be quick and still maneuver well, but I don't feel like the quads that look like alien ships can hold all of the things I want to put inside it. I plan on getting the 5 inch blade frame and I want to put a pretty big battery inside which means I will have powerful motors and a good camera ( not a go pro but a inside mount camera ). Which brings me to the question, do both types of frames allow adjustment for the camera so I can see where I'm going when the drone takes off and it is looking at the ground? Also can you tell me a frame that has the camera adjustment while able to run a good sized battery with powerful motors
Also runs a 5 inch blade?
what you are asking is not really possible sorry. it is either a fast powerful race quad. or a filming quad. no middle ground and if there is middle ground the quad will do both jobs poorly.
Gage Vannoy The Diatone White Sheep is a good, strong frame that you can put a camera mount on and a large battery/motors, but it weighs like 400 grams
Look at the size of that vtx
i should have watched this video 1h earlyer before my order lol
I use a 50cm x shape frame... 1000KV BLDC motor and 10*45 inch propellor but my quadcopter dosent fly. I also tried with 8*45 inch propellor, problem is same... what I should do to make it fly?
Hey gr8 vid what website would be the best thanks xx
can You suggest some good hexa frame? for 5-6" props. Thanks!
Oh, you then point out 4 inch frames are best for beginners. Thanks!
Thanks for the video. How is the rx antenna attached the the drone wolf pup frame?
I have mine through the carbon top plate and heat shrieked to a zip tie but i am worried about it rubbing against the carbon as it flexes
+kevin coe zip tie and heat shrink. So far no dramas : )
hi. i'm a beginner at this, my question is if u want a drone to just fly around and take pictures from above or video what kind of drone would u need? u can't really do that with a FPV racer can u ? and as a second question can u for example get the camera feed from the FPV racer on a phone for example? Thanks
Vlad Hriscanu I think you would be referring to a DJI drone. They are used for aerial photography and videography. You get a live view from what the drone sees on a iOS or android device.
Great video, Thank you. I was wondering if you found a difference in flight characteristics between an H quad and X quad?
+Aaron Bailey x feels a bit more agile ans stable/ better for acro
I Challenge you! 6 inch props vs ur 5 inch cyclones
What type of a motor I need to lift up a pepper spray gun?
what your thoughts on a tricopter. are they any good in your opinion. I've been looking at david windestål tricopter and it look pritty neet
they are pretty cool, but not as robust and simple as a quad
what size can carry about 400 extra grams for gopro and gimbal
You have a link for that Armatan one?
Nice guide Stu! How did you break the dal prop in the owl? I thought that would have been near impossible!
+AeroScrew UMMMM TESTING..... doing 4s long punch outs with a xiaomi yi....the 4000kv on 4s at full throttle made one explode ... : ( now I have to wait like a month for my new props to come in from china...
+UAVfutures aw that sucks, have a look for bubbles in the prop hub. I've heard there has been a faulty batch of dals out lately.
AeroScrew good to know. Will do
I'd love the Hex frame but remove 2 arms to make it a slightly unusual shaped quad. VERY narrow, but VERY long
What frame is at 5:22
Think you said it but I couldn't find it again... thanks
where did you get the tft gopro mount for the epiquad?
+clark drago Its a machine catalyst mount for their speed addict. I love it so I modded it to fit my other quads
Ah ok thanks. Yea I've got one for my alien 5" from a website called Great3d.com they support many frames but not the Epi.
stu you have stopped tapping 😂 hope you whernt bullied out if it by the workshop vid
+Mitch Probert Watt ill tap twice as much in a future vid to make up for it
YEA :)
4" props for a beginner at flying?
we need a 2018 update on the new frames please :)
What was that 4 inch x frame? with the connected arms?
+Mark Bagabuyo the orion 155x. a review of that is coming soon
+UAVfutures awesome! can't wait to see it
Please, make videos on F450 quadcopter (how to make and also how to fly.
What size frames can take 6 inch props
What if you mounted the frame upside down with the motors only on top?Then you get bigger props on a smaller frame and dont need to think about electronics and standoffs getting in the way of the props.
deimos76 I'm auctually surprised nobody has made a quad copter like that it would probably handle better because of the lower center of gravity also
undecididjjj17g471 it's because you don't get has much thrust due to the frame interfering with the amount of air you can receive and also because you're more likely to break motors and props due to landing on them now
I agree on the breaking of motors but not sure about the thrust.Yes you loose thrust on the inside over the frame but you will have more blade spinning on the outside of the arms,but i might be wrong.
deimos76 I agree, also I mean your gonna have the frame as wind resistance no matter which way it is upside down or right side up. so I done think the drag would really change both top and bottem are flat surfaces. if one side was curved then that would be different. idk I just don't see how the frame affects the air flow any different either way the frame is on the underside of the prop..
undecididjjj17g471 when a prop is spinning its pulling air from directly above it and slightly around it. Not sure about the slightly around it but I would assume so. But with it spinning under the frame it loses some of the air it can pull. Yes it will pull air farther out on the edges but you lose efficiency
Wich frame is the second frame in the thumbnail
how did you break the owl blade with the prop protectors?!?
+Cameron Smith yeah... about that 4s and big punchouts... with an action camera... the props didn't like it. well one didn't at least
If I'm an uber begginer and I'm looking for something cheep and ready built what quad would you recommend
jjpro p200, I have a review on my channel.
Neobaneo eachine racer 130
the word you are looking for is “momentum" for crashing not energy ;)
When are you going to do a review of the TBS Powercube??
When I get one : )
+UAVfutures ok then when will you get one??
J.JONES RC when they decide they want me to review one or when I save up enough so I can buy one. or when someone donates me one : )
thank you!
People over complicate things. Buy the parts (doesn't matter what), build it and fly it. Change what doesn't work.
good idea
but its nice to buy the right parts first.
yeah exactly lol. why would anyone just "buy the parts" without researching what they need first? hahah not good advice man. listen to Higherplanes advice if you want to blow through $1000 before you find the right thing:D
Some research is implied. Obviously you're not going to the grocery store to buy sliced bread. You buy props, motors, frames and flight controllers, build it and get in the air. But I mean if money is an issue, sure, research more shit. Wanna have some fun blow a fucking wad.
haha I'll +1 that, brother! happy flying lol
i'd wouldn't be such a negative Nelly right now if bandgood didn't have my diatone gt2 200 on back order. i've watied an entire month already:/
what frame size is dji phantom 4 ?
I want to build a drone I have never built one before I'm looking for a smallish frame so I can use it for having fun and flying it around but I want to be able to put a GoPro and a gimbal on it so I can get good Ariel footage I'm wondering if 5 or 6 inch props would do the trick
Thanks
5 or 6 would be perfect, no gimbal though
UAVfutures what would be the smallest size prop for a gimbal?
Kordan Wease Get a 450 quad. That's what was popular before all this miniquad hype :)
Peter Woo thanks
What is the name of the 210 frame ?
i can't really agree with your statement about carbon vs G10, on the internet i read a lot of stuff about the two materials being very similar despite having some other charactaristics like carbon being a conductor and mess up your rf signals if you misplace your aerials. Carbon is more prone to delaminate than G10. And G10 is really just another laminate not a plastic like ABS or PMMA. I have been flying an second hand bought G10 blackout frame for some time now which came with basicly 80% of spare parts almost enough for a new quad. Never had to use any though, crashed the thing a bunch of times it really looks worn and well used as you would expect. Some of the arms have some damage on which i suspect carbon would have start delaminating. They are bend a little but that doestn affect flying as far as i can tell. Here in holland there are a few hobbyists selling al kind of G10 frames and i think they are great.
Only downside is that i think they are a little bit heavier than carbon
furthermore i have a replica of an ET 200 frame sold by hobbyking and banggood, mine is with thicker carbon but i really like the frame type, they have a 180 version as well. Although the original is more brittle i think they are great beginner frames because they are easy to build have actually a ton of space inside them and can fit all the bigger components a 250 quad has(vtx, big receiver, hs1177 cam) and they are very cheap
at 2.25 what is the frame on the right
orion 155x from flynoshop
Hey stew do you know any good foldable frames
+MOVEMENT Can I ask why you want foldable arms first?
+UAVfutures sure its just that it's just really convenient cause the quad can fold into something small and can be stored in a very small bag
+MOVEMENT ok what size prop do you want to run?
+UAVfutures 5 inch
MOVEMENT all I can think of is the original vortex...but that is big and bulky even when tucked away. I dont like the foldable arms. My friend cut many a wire and component because after a light nick sometimes the arms would fold in a bit and you cant tell until its too late. the whole time it could be chopping up your quad
u should come to flitefest west
What is the one with the green props called?
Zach Krause it's a kit called the dubai racer
why is the prop from the indor drone breken? im dutch so my english is not giif
good*
doing a punchout, on 4s, with a go pro...
Just from watching videos over the last few weeks I've noticed that some of the quads that seem to fly really well are the type that have the battery on the bottom (Diatone Crusader, Ragg E) and that just seems like a bad idea to me. Putting the battery on the bottom just seems like you're begging to kill it.
Do they have the 250 gram Laws in Auzzieland ? In Canada and Britain you have to Register , Pass a Test and Pay a Fee to fly over 250 grams . All those frames are over the limit ! And with Drone Paranoia by the Government , pushing the Mini 250g builds is the Future until that gets squashed too ....... Nice frames though !
is there a fpv size drone that can fit a raspberry pi 3?
That's an interesting question, did you ever find an answer? What was your intention to put pi 3 on a drone for? Thanks.
@@PaddyNinja thanks for replying, i'm trying to build a smart drone with multiple functionalities for my science project and pi 3 is the best choice of board but i don't know if it can fit in a fpv size drone frame
@@random_creature raspberry pi3 is a cool piece of hardware, I wish I could grasp the programming language considering the applications but it's beyond me. Thanks for the reply.😊👍
review of flight test gremlins
Bad lip reading has same start up noise
+Will Todaro yeah sorry about that, Didnt even know that was a thing until a subscriber pointed it out. Its just a default sound in iMovie.
I own a 240 Frame weight about 150gramms and able to fly 6 inch props, isn't this a realy good frame?
is it carbon fibre, how strong is it. So many things to take into account.
+UAVfutures Yes it is carbon fibre , top deck is 1mm carbon crms are 3mm and lower deck is also 1mm
I sended you some pics on facebook
Du Ich looks good.
+UAVfutures Thanks, i am realy realy interested how this thing performs in the air, as soon as my electronic comes i will know
i thinking about 4 or 6 inches props frame, i want about 100km/h and good for tricks for beginer, allso the most inportant is i could go over a forest as hight as posible, want to see my town from clouds :D just joking,but i want to go hight with go pro
Or you could just ignore this video and get the best looking frame...
Why do so many people fly with 210 and 5" frames nowadays? It seems like for racing, the rules are now either 4" or 6" (or less) blades, and you'd think that would be the standard? Are the people who are flying freestyle just saying "fuck that" and going with what they think is the most fun? Or is 6 inched blades simply too large to give you the agility you need for racing? Also, it would have been nice if you mentioned the difference between H, X and whatever else type of frames that you can get.
I think people fly with what ever they find the most fun. the larger the prop you generally have more speed but less agility.
Do you still recommend 4" for first time builders vs. a 5"? I posted this question in the $200 get started racing video you recently posted, but maybe this is a better place to ask.
So which frame do you fly the most? Which is the most fun and agile?
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do you recommend a 210 or 250 for first timer?
210 is fine, it doesnt make that much difference
why are props in inches not mm
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And their stupid, outdated Imperial system
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How did you break a prop on the owl 😂😂😂😂
Lol, should have checked the upload date, this subject has a llittle fuzz around the edges. :)
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