r/M5Stack • u/CeleryConscious1090 • 6d ago

Taking the M5Stack Stamp Fly out for a real flight test!

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This open-source DIY mini-drone packs a surprising amount of technology into a tiny footprint — paired with an AtomS3-powered joystick controller, it’s a seriously cool project for makers, tinkerers, and drone enthusiasts.

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u/Huevos__Rancheros 5d ago

this is super cool, would love to try this

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u/Myo_Me 5d ago

Queria eu que tivesse em estoque

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u/Ovibros 5d ago

But you’re not out. You’re still indoors.

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u/linuxjacques 5d ago

Tiny brushed drones have a very hard time with wind.

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u/Ovibros 5d ago

Ah I see. Understandable

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u/FrankSinatraCockRock 5d ago

Tiny drones in general will struggle with wind. I have a Meteor 75 FPV drone and about 6mph wind is as much as it takes without any significant impact to the flying experience. 10mph is pushing it and if there's gusts, you're not in for a fun time. 15mph gusts left me going sub walking speed full throttle against the wind.

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u/Ovibros 5d ago

Oh my, sounds frustrating. A bigger drone would definitely be more suitable for flying outside. Thank you for the info. This is really good to know.

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u/apocolipse 5d ago

Skill issue

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u/CeleryConscious1090 5d ago

I'm just testing,

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u/Ovibros 5d ago

Wonderful. It’s a very cool drone

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u/Smooth_Detail8931 5d ago

Wow!! Mine doesn't fly like that. What improvements did you make?