ohh I think we've all seen the same documentaries >>>Years ago I tried making a model Convair XFY-1 Pogo, but without brushless motors or Li-Po it didn't go very well. I was probably also a bit too young at the time to pull it off.
I really like that idea.al-xg wrote:Max payload ?
I could make one of those quite easily, I probably will just for fun one day.
Similar idea here with a quadcopter:
POLAND_SPUD wrote:even if there was no link I'd know it's a bot because of female name
you've answered your own questionut a more laggy throttle response
On a multicopter, the motors must be able to vary their speed very quickly in order to maintain stability, it's the only thing keeping it level.but a more laggy throttle response.
In this case the airflow from the propeller over the control surfaces is enough to stabilise the plane, the engine doesn't have to vary it's speed very much because the airflow is then controlled by the flaps.It seems it's less of a problem if you have just one engine...
I know I know - that's the beauty of such a setup - you get something that can hover and performs like a normal plane tooIn this case the airflow from the propeller over the control surfaces is enough to stabilise the plane, the engine doesn't have to vary its speed very much because the airflow is then controlled by the flaps.
lol I feel as if I was 13 again)
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
Nice I didn't see it earlierAnd for POLAND_SPUD, 3D plane flying filmed by a tricopter:
A couple of my friends have got them, nearly got one myself but then thought I have enough random projects going on !
I'm sure one could use android phone as a host to an arduino and also control it through the mobile data connection. 
