My first custom quad

What motors are you using and, ESCs, battery? You may be able to use them, they'll provide plenty of lift. getting that pitch I'd suggest wood that is for electric, it is a little cheaper than CF and a will last a lot longer.
 
Bout all places that have props will have both, they may go for different names like normal rotation and reversed rotation.
 
GJH105775 said:
Bout all places that have props will have both, they may go for different names like normal rotation and reversed rotation.
Click to expand...
A lot of my local hobbyshop only sells parts for plane and helis, but not for multirotor, so it's a bit difficult to find reversed props. But some of the online store have them, i just try my luck with the 10x55 carbon prop first heheheh.
Btw this is the new frame design P_20150705_173849.jpg P_20150705_173901.jpg
 
Looks like a great design. Is that a picture, or rendered?

Haha, I'd like to se you try to break that.

How much flex it have when you twist the arm?
 
Have another crash today hahahahaha, not because a design flaw, but because of my clumsyness. Fly too close to a wall, and in a panic i flick the throtle. Snap one of the carbon tube arm....
But i know now that the design works. I guess i have to tune the throtle sensitivity, it hover just with 1/3 of power. Try to build a H design with the salvageable carbon tubes
 
Herpderpwerp said:
Have another crash today hahahahaha, not because a design flaw, but because of my clumsyness. Fly too close to a wall, and in a panic i flick the throtle. Snap one of the carbon tube arm....
But i know now that the design works. I guess i have to tune the throtle sensitivity, it hover just with 1/3 of power. Try to build a H design with the salvageable carbon tubes
Click to expand...


Haha, that bad of a crash? You might consider aluminium, I have yet to have to replace parts, and I have had some pretty hard crashes, I usually can just bend things back into shape and replace a few bolts.
 
GJH105775 said:
Haha, that bad of a crash? You might consider aluminium, I have yet to have to replace parts, and I have had some pretty hard crashes, I usually can just bend things back into shape and replace a few bolts.
Click to expand...
Yeah, it's bad hahahaha, its about from 30feet high, almost crash to my neigbour wall, still have't used to the controls
 
Haha, I have crashed from 100+ feet with my monster and not a scratch, but from 20 feet with a bit of forward momentum and Ican make it look like it were hit with a lawn mower.
 
Back
Top