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John
Inverted Multirotor Flight
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waxman
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retiredVTT
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Re: Inverted Multirotor Flight
W-O-W...!
Great stuf John, if you want to go this route, I'll bring the vid camera and a garbage bag...!
Bill
Great stuf John, if you want to go this route, I'll bring the vid camera and a garbage bag...!
Bill
Bill
HEFA #5
MAAC #13708
HEFA #5
MAAC #13708
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waxman
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Re: Inverted Multirotor Flight
If start trying some of those flight maneuvers I think we'd need a garbage bucket, not a bag.retiredVTT wrote:W-O-W...!
Great stuf John, if you want to go this route, I'll bring the vid camera and a garbage bag...!
Bill
John
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MarkL
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Re: Inverted Multirotor Flight
Going inverted is easy, its the getting it upright again that's the hard part 
There is no one that can outfly warthox, he is a robot.
It pretty impressive when you consider none of the inverted stuff is managed by the flight controller. Its a normal controller, he is just managing the motor direction much like a CP heli with neutral and center stick. And using his custom made props which are basically normal CF props he flattened so they would run better in reverse.
There is no one that can outfly warthox, he is a robot.
It pretty impressive when you consider none of the inverted stuff is managed by the flight controller. Its a normal controller, he is just managing the motor direction much like a CP heli with neutral and center stick. And using his custom made props which are basically normal CF props he flattened so they would run better in reverse.