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rexaze
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 Jul 18 2014, 09:57 PM
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anyone here kind enough to help out with my project? i'm a newb starting off with this uni project of building a quadcopter (gps flying vehicle) that can fly autonomously. I need help for suggestions, parts, price, etc
I have bought some of my equipment which i'm not certain of its capability.
APM 2.6 flight controller
30A ESC
920kv motors
9" propellers
3300mAH 4s battery
price: RM1500
I still need a remote control and frame.
remote atleast 6-9channel cheap ones i saw a flysky RM400 is it ok?
and frame cost rm150 for 450mm (looking for weird frames as mentioned its for uni project which i dont want my lecturer to think that i bought a ready made quadcopter such as the dji F450)
Any suggestions?
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rexaze
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Jul 19 2014, 10:07 PM
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QUOTE(sya_cd @ Jul 19 2014, 03:23 PM) flysky with 8ch receiver like rm250 only. Btw, you ever fly a quad? Kinda risky money wise to do such a project if got no experience before. and rm1500 for all that parts you listed seem super expensive too no i have not. its actually like a final year project which i'm trying to find shortcut  thats y i'm kinda looking for help |
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rexaze
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Jul 19 2014, 10:09 PM
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QUOTE(QiW @ Jul 19 2014, 04:02 PM) or u can build yr own frame for less than rm10  yeah ... 1.5k seems really expensive for those parts apm ~ 300+ esc ~ 40 x 4 motors ~ 60 x 4 9 inch plastic props ~ 20 3300 4s lipo ~ 150 wow! i actually bought them from this rc shop Nam Lee at damansara jaya 10 Boulevard. any recommended place i can find those parts? in a hurry for my remote control cz i need to start with calibrating and 'try out' test. hw do i built my own frame? is it risky? |
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rexaze
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Jul 21 2014, 12:02 PM
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QUOTE(QiW @ Jul 20 2014, 01:48 AM) namlee ?? ooohh i know that place ... rc shops have to make a living too i supposed .. LOL making your own frame is no more riskier than buying one ... that is IF u made it properly la any suggestion on place to get cheap stuffs? 2nd hand RC shop something like that? hahhaha I guess i hv to go with expensive frames cause i have no idea how/where/what to start with building the frame. |
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rexaze
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Jul 22 2014, 09:15 PM
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QUOTE(QiW @ Jul 21 2014, 07:41 PM) cake board ... from cake supply shop or buy a cake eat it then take the board 12.5mm wooden arms ... from hardware shop ... less than rm3 for 6ft some m3 screws to hold the whole thing together ... check this out ... my old frame  wow nice one.. can work? i'm worried for the PID programming and other problems that kick in.. btw, i'm looking for this flysky remote control 9XR (turnigy) where can i get it? need it asap. i searched at times square they only hv walkera devo (which a lot of ppl say got problem). found it at nam lee but no stock (need to wait). Rc Smart at amcorp mall selling RM450 (too exp). buy online (too long) any other place i can get it from?? |
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rexaze
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Jul 23 2014, 12:18 AM
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QUOTE(sya_cd @ Jul 22 2014, 09:41 PM) which devo? devo7/devo 10 i heard is pretty good and easy to configure, problem is need import online otherwise buy here so expensive any special reason you want get 9xr? just get flysky th9x enuf already. rm279 from rcsmart. complete with receiver and rf module http://www.rcsmart.com.my/webshaper/store/...roductItem=4987my quad just arrived today wow, that quadcopter of yrs looks really well built..good for you..hahaha no special reason for turnigy 9x, just worried for future problems if i get others since turnigy 9x is well recommended by so many people. someone told me that devo transmitters are not good so i'm just taking that advise. devo f7 is available at timesquare 6th floor (rm750 without the camera) devo 7 and 10 also available. i'm considering devo F7 since the FPV is built in at the remote but i dont want to regret. so hard to decide  |
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