I Flew a 360 Camera in a Rocket | SAROS Episode 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มิ.ย. 2024
- Welcome back to Project SAROS! This video goes through lessons learned from the first 2 flights of CASCADE, a rocket I built to test stuff for the flight into the eclipse later this year. I took a different approach to the build summary format -- let me know what you think in the comments!
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
1:11 There are HOW MANY chutes?
4:42 180-- I meannn 360! 360 Camera time
6:57 Fin slots make us spin lots
7:51 You should see me in a crown
9:19 tfw the connectors and wire don't match
10:22 Leave Tetris for the arcade
11:02 Activate...... Deadline Mode
12:20 Lightning Round
12:39 Outro
13:25 Credits
Music via Epidemic Sound, in order
The Revenge -- Oh The City
Chasing Visions -- vvano
Yellow Leaf -- Autohacker
Spain on Mars -- Tellsonic
fjäril -- bomull - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
SAROS hype train: now boarding
You KILLED it on this build and edit Andrew! It's so exciting to see you find your style of video, can't wait to see what this year brings. Let's gooooo
Great work dude! So stoked for this next year :)
Making this asynchronous was easier for me to follow, I think. You had clips from different flights on same lesson, or to show difference. The edit clip was good call, although I think I got it without. I love that you keep pushing, and sharing with us. I like that you decided to skip the build in order to focus on lessons learned. Go Andrew Adams, Go Cascade, Go Project Saros!
Chute’ that was a great video!
Great video and amazing build. Can't wait to see whats next.
You Da Man Andrew. Keep the videos coming
Thanx, Andrew! Love it!
Awesome video, really looking forward to your eclipse flights!
re: crimp connectors, those things also vary wildly in quality and the bad ones really don't work at all, they don't crimp right, they don't hold a crimp, and they don't make stable contact with each other. Worst, price isn't a good indicator of quality, source is. You'll probably be fine with home depot ones, you will be fine with somewhere like a grainger, mcmaster, or local electrician supply shop, the ones at walmart will waste your whole time, and the ones on amazon are actually a hallucination.
Great video! Love the flow and style of your videos. Keep up the great work!
nice vid!
what an awesome video! looking forward to more :)
Great video! I don't know if you have already considered them, but there are aluminum rigs you can buy for the insta360 X3. They look smaller to me, so might save some space, but your solution seems to work fine!
I have! They are definitely slimmer than mine haha. The main drawback I saw is that there isn't an easy way to integrate the recovery line and I wanted to make sure the footage didn't have recovery line zooming around the frame. So I went custom! Appreciate the suggestion :)
Right-size crimp connectors are critical, as is a good and correctly-sized crimper. Less obvious is that you really want good-quality connectors.
Unpronounceable-off-brand ones from Amazon suck big time. Whether it’s too-thin metal, the wrong alloy or both, they’re still in the plastic-flow regime in the crimped state, meaning they don’t maintain sufficient force to keep the joint tight.
Big name-brands like AMP and Molex are way expensive for what they are, but the safest bet for anything mission-critical. I’ve had good luck with the Wirefy brand terminals and crimping tool from Amazon, albeit I’m not launching rockets 😁
==> Regardless of brand or tool though, the wrong size connectors *will* fail, every time. (Note too that, AFAIK, _they aren’t available to fit wire sizes less than 22 gauge._
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I want a Rocket how flight 1000m but in Germany I'm only can uns 150g Blackpowder