Yeeaaah! A so nice, cinemascope, Hollywood style, enthralling narrative and particulary DJI promotion! Great tutorial, now I have understood all easly and go to make a fantastic drone, bird, copter, my great flying camera machine. Give me only 1 hour for assembling and it will be ready to fly. No need more after learning this. Thaaank you! But at T 0:17 - 0:18, that D element is obviously not a retractable landing gear, it's/are only fixed legs! And as already wrote by Andy Putch, Inertial, not "Inertia" please ... IMU: Inertial Measurement (of angular Moviment and acceleration) Unit.
Build everything would entail designing and fabricating the frame, (including deciding what arm and motor inclination to use) selection of motor, esc, prop combination, selection of FC and other components required for operation, etc etc... this vid was BS. Absolute BS.
You can find frames anywhere these days. That comment hasn't aged well at all. Besides, people with CNC machines are building their own retractable frames.
I'm 10 years behind the curve....lol I just started researching information to start building my own. What you all have shown is nothing compared to my design in complications. I plan to have an 8 port octocopter with 16 blades. Each of my propellers get their own battery. That's just the skeleton. I plan to add an aerodynamic structure over the skeleton.
I thought IMU is Inertial Measurement Unit
Where do you order the parts? Is there a step by step manual? Really guys?
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Yeeaaah!
A so nice, cinemascope, Hollywood style, enthralling narrative and particulary DJI promotion!
Great tutorial, now I have understood all easly and go to make a fantastic drone, bird, copter, my great flying camera machine.
Give me only 1 hour for assembling and it will be ready to fly.
No need more after learning this.
Thaaank you!
But at T 0:17 - 0:18, that D element is obviously not a retractable landing gear, it's/are only fixed legs!
And as already wrote by Andy Putch, Inertial, not "Inertia" please ...
IMU: Inertial Measurement (of angular Moviment and acceleration) Unit.
Build everything would entail designing and fabricating the frame, (including deciding what arm and motor inclination to use) selection of motor, esc, prop combination, selection of FC and other components required for operation, etc etc... this vid was BS. Absolute BS.
You can find frames anywhere these days. That comment hasn't aged well at all. Besides, people with CNC machines are building their own retractable frames.
I'm 10 years behind the curve....lol
I just started researching information to start building my own.
What you all have shown is nothing compared to my design in complications.
I plan to have an 8 port octocopter with 16 blades.
Each of my propellers get their own battery.
That's just the skeleton. I plan to add an aerodynamic structure over the skeleton.
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common discovery, you can do better than this....