This is Part 2 of "Tune Your Multi-rotor". In this video I explain the benefits of using higher propeller speed and fast ESC firmware, plus an overview of the Ycopter Quadcopter design and an update on some of my recent projects.
Please leave your tips, questions and comments below, that way we can all learn more about producing professional quality aerial video on a DIY budget.
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Ed
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Thanks again for posting these videos and sharing your experiences, it really does help us novices out there.
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I shire would like to build your mini copter, got all the stuff. Great tip in your other post about cutting PCB with a tile saw, that stuff is tough.
Dave
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Thank you!
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Thanks for the reply! I've been wondering about your mini quad and could not find a proven 350 size, which I would prefer over a 250 size. So if you follow the work of Black out the drunk (he he:)) and the Blackout 250, you could do that too. I built an batbone from G-10 and it took me a month and $20.00 of scroll saw blades. If you will sell the 350 frames I would shure like at least one. I would like to support your work as I'm sure others would too. I wish this site had a pm function.
Dave.
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