TriCopters from South Africa

by RCMAD | May 22, 2013 | (0) Posted in Just Fun

Quad Pic


Version 6 the Reversed TriCopter the last of the TriCopters again with the Plastic Bottle Canopy

 

Version 5 TriCopter built with PVC Pipe and Fittings with the now normal ball legs

Version 4 Sporting a painted Coca Cola Bottle Canopy and longer legs, Wifey complained heavily about the disappearing Plastics

Version 3 With different Plastics and Golf Practice Balls added to plastic bottle legs to help with orientation

Version 2 Now Sporting Wifey's Plastic Containers a Flight Cam and Plastic Bottle tops for legs.

My First Atempt on building a Tricopter Alumnium Arms with 3D printed motor mounts and legs

COMMENTS

lFritZl on May 23, 2013
Thats awesome, love the "evolution". (and i'm also in ZA) ;)
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RCMAD on May 23, 2013
Durban

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Gerhard Janse Van Vuuren on May 24, 2013
Nelspruit
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Meerkat on May 26, 2013
cool stuff ,, Port Elizabeth (ZA)
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Meerkat on May 26, 2013
question : for the tri copter ,, the first picture ,,is the arm pvc pipe and the platform for mounting the motors that electrical box things , normally mounted on the wall somewher and inside is the electrical wire connection block or some sort of link wher the other wires meet ,,, if so ,, great idea , and thanx for the tip....
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RCMAD on May 26, 2013
Yes and Yes ... Electrical PVC Conduit 25mm, and if you build a Quad then a four way connecter box in the middle. Easy and cheap.
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RCMAD on May 27, 2013
http://www.extremehobbies.co.za/member.php?action=register&referrer=120
Y Copter Build Thread

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johanjonker on May 28, 2013
Rustenburg.. I dont see how the tail work in the PVC tri
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RCMAD on May 28, 2013
http://assets.flitetest.com/article_images/full/tricopter-v5-picture-22-jpg_1369059731.jpg
Here you will see how I have fitted the yaw servo into the pod. You can email me at noobab.trollip@gmail.com for a full build pic log.
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TriCopters from South Africa