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central electronic control unit for a large passenger drone

I don't know if you are joking or being naive, EZ-Robot produces hardware for educational proposes.
ASFAIK their products are not certified by the FAA https://www.faa.gov/aircraft/air_cert/design_approvals/air_software/
but you can contact them (EZ-Robot) and explain what you have in mind.

You are probably a kid based on the question and one long run on sentence, but I'll bite... Even if an ezb4 could do it, do you personally have the skill, materials, resources, engineers, lawyers and money needed to build the said vehicle? Then the business contacts in order to get it certified to fly with passengers?... How about you start with a little one that can fly maybe a Gerbil or Hampster first... (-;

Im 28 and im not joking or being naive, i should have worded it better, more like use in an ultralight aircraft built like passenger drone, that follows in all the regulations of faa, and if a guy on youtube can build a ultralight bi plane and passenger drone sliegh using the largest hobbiest motors and basic controllers, i just figured the ezb-4v2 could do the same.

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large passenger drone

With or without passenger I think is a serious task, and If you are really located in the U.S.A. you should be careful what you put up in the SKY.
If your "creation" hits someone or a someone's property you will be in really trouble.
Using the justification I saw something in youtube maybe i can do the same... Is a interesting take.

Only to be clear EZBv4 is a glorified wireless micro-controller there is no "advanced" or "intelligence" built-in, all the logic runs in a computer / mobile device.

ptp is correct.... The ezb4 is just that, a hobbyist controller... What you need is a custom computer (not micro controller) with custom software and hardware (with interface). In addition the system will have to be seriously robust with built-in redundancies for safety...

I know the ezb-4v2 is a micro controller and it requires the ez-robot software to use it. I have a powerful enough computer to run the software at its max potential. i should have looked my post over and made sure it made sense before posting it, when i get excited over something some times i rush my posts along with out checkn them first. I reformated the question for a better way of understanding what im asking and talkn about.

OMG Richard R, I'm laughing so hard I'm crying and I think I peed a little. That was classic Richard R. Miss you man. 

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You are probably a kid based on the question and one long run on sentence, but I'll bite... Even if an ezb4 could do it ".................................' How about you start with a little one that can fly maybe a Gerbil or Hampster first... (-;

Just like the old days. I love it when you pop in with your bits of wisdom. You have a way of speaking the truth and making things understandable at the same time.

J.I.R Kintobor, nice dream and imagination. I'm sure it can be done easily. However lot's of people would be concerned about large tractor size things losing control and falling out of the sky.

Thanks dave and yea i planned on flying the drone rather low with vent cover blade motors to avoid any accidents and implemet ez-robot software/hardware as well as secondary controller incase of any software malfunctions and toggle switchs systems as last resorts and also add some electric hub wheels to it as well to drive in on the streets as a low speed hybrid drone car. Ive created a simple concept design as of this moment using a premade fuselage and aluminum chassis with 8-12 motors, this photo is before i thought of the vented covers for the blades but you'll get the idea,

Looks like a sweet design. Maybe Amazon would be interested in backing you. This would be ideal for a delivery drone.

Lol at least it would have some one in it to fly it instead of a bunch of little ones getting lost in the middle of no where

@JIR...
If you really are planning on designing this thing, please contact the FAA first to get an Experimenters License and to get your FAA cert first. As it is now, the drone world has caused enough issues for us Model Airplane guys (yes, I had to obtain an FAA cert just to fly a Model Airplane as my local club). And its only gonna get worse for the model airplane and drone world  very shortly. Good luck with it if you are to persue your design though.

Thanks robohappy, i had no idea i would have to get an experimental license before i could build it or even a cert before i could fly it. Always thought that u.l.a's could fly without license as long as it was under 253lbs, flys under 63 mph and stayd under certain altitude. Damn think i might just stick to robots lmfao.