Info I Am Not Sure If This Is A Good Idea For A Multi Rotor.

Discussion in 'The Chat Room' started by HungryHungryHippos, Feb 27, 2015.

By HungryHungryHippos on Feb 27, 2015 at 11:14 AM
  1. HungryHungryHippos

    HungryHungryHippos Well-Known Member

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    I am not sure if this is a good idea for the obvious reasons.

    But,

    I am curious, before trying such experiments, couldn't this guy get into his car, drive out of town to a non populated area, and try his experiment there?

    He flew into clouds, I dont know what the air temperature there was, or what altitude the clouds where at, but is it possible he could have flown into icing conditions and got ice on his propellers and drone?

    I dont know his peak altitude, I dont think he would have got high enough for the air density to have an effect on his propeller density. At higher altitudes, propellers have to spin faster, more drag is induced, etc. Could his battery could have run out quicker?
     
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Discussion in 'The Chat Room' started by HungryHungryHippos, Feb 27, 2015.

    1. Manyc

      Manyc Well-Known Member

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      If you were doing this I would have gps and a display showing where home is... Planes are known to go above the cloud and not realise they are flying backwards...

      Multi rotors are less susceptible to this... But I would never lost site of the ground without gps
       
    2. Beaver

      Beaver Well-Known Member

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      I guess that guy knows the limits of his battery now, huh?:confused:
       
    3. Dave

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      Could have cut the throttle and let it fall to save power till it got closer. And since when are they called helicopters
       

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