Hi all, I've started this blog to make this development documented for everyone in OP community.
Goal is to make multirotor frame research that in the end could benefit to all. Starting from makeing a design that would make things simpler and better for all fpv/Gopro multirotor flyers, then discuss what features ppl would like to see in... Read Full Entry
Ok, so at this point I am cramming the last few steps together after receiving my motors from Hobby King in China. At the time I am writing this I have already accomplished my maiden flight/crash test. Basically, these are the final steps I took prior to getting her out and in the air:
1. Mounted motors - I used 2 sheets of some tub lining... Read Full Entry
Quite often I am asked on forums: "Why don't you have this feature?". Some of requests can be handled using officially released firmware and software. But there are some which have strong demand, obvious reasons, but aren't addressed in the official OpenPilot firmware. Moreover, some of them will never be included into... Read Full Entry
Совершенно случайно в результатах поиска Google наткнулся на одну из веток обсуждения проекта на российском сайте rcdesign.ru. К своему удивлению увидел в ней, как народ старательно и успешно... Read Full Entry
I have been doing continual testing on the camera stabilization with the Copter Control board. The major issue is the performance of the camera gimbal. The GoPro is fairly simple and Jakub's gimbal is working well especially with two Savox servos.
However for the Sony Nex 5 and 5N cameras there is no really good small gimbal on the market... Read Full Entry
Sorry, no comments for this model or video. Just OpenPilot CopterControl at work! Weight without battery is 160g (5,64 oz).
Прошу прощения, для этой модели или видео не последует комментариев. Просто OpenPilot CopterControl в работе! Вес модели без батареи 160 грамм.
I was looking for a small battery for a small quad, a Kindjal and this at 17mm width fits perfectly, highish C and the right capacity for a 12" frame. Read Full Entry