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Ez-Copters?

I know there was one person who made a quadcopter with the ez-b but is there anyone else who made a helicopter with the ez-b? if so, could you give some tips?


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Always wondered how that would work when you have to be within Bluetooth range of a PC?

#3  

@ Techno pro , Xlrobots is making a mini quad , Vtail quad 450 and hex 450 kit for lifting payloads like cameras to use with ezb v4 , i wouldn't trust a regular sized aircraft with a bluetooth connection but the wifi range should be excellent , we will test range of the ezb v4 wifi and report back

Right now we are getting the prototypes done for the mini XLR6 and regular but it will be coming , we have already been picking out the motors, props , speed controllers and gyro board. There will be a board that ezb plugs into and ezb tells it what it wants to do but the grunt of the accelerometer calculations for real time adjustments will be on board.

@Rich that link didn't work but thanks

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#4  

Not sure what's happened with the link, the url is right but the forum seems to have got confused by something and changed it... I guess it doesn't like the page number now?..

https://synthiam.com/Community/Questions/5247 Page 3 Post 22

#5  

Ha ha , yes I see it. When we do the hexacopter Anthony wants to attach legs too is so it can land and scurry along or maybe even try using it like a flying claw grab machine , like the ones that always use to eat my coins as a kid.

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#6  

That'll be interesting, the weight of the legs and additional servos should pose a nice challenge:)

#7  

Great to hear josh! (any hints on motor power and how to set it up?)

Rich, post 22 on your link is Josh...

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#8  

I know it is, its the comment i was referring to...