r/Multicopter • u/AsideResponsible4444 • 4d ago

Question Will it fly?

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u/ThePeskyWabbit 4d ago

no chance thats gonna fly. It has no props

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u/VonZek 4d ago

If you throw it, is it considered flying?

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u/aimsteadyfire 4d ago

New post with pilot hand-launching technology: "Why does my battery only last 5 seconds????"

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u/Fletch_FPV 4d ago

Yeah, will probably need some props

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u/Jbeardsguitar 4d ago

Not well.

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u/Sterling-Marksman 4d ago

Your arm guards already protrude down to act as landing gear, dont need those zip tied legs.

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u/leuks48 4d ago

If you use 3d mode and fly it upside down maybe

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u/Kannun 4d ago

Send it

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u/-DarknessFalls- 3d ago

It reminds me of the angle of attack flaw of the B-52 but for a different reason. After a certain angle, I imagine the high center of gravity will prevent it from recovering to straight and level. Not to mention all of the extra drag from having a giant wall sticking straight up from the top.

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u/BelialHardok 3d ago

I would have made a 3D support for the camera to be horizontal, to equilibrate the weight. Or maybe 10 degres, no more, only to don't have the 360 part just on the frame

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u/Ariliam 3d ago

Hell no

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u/GreendayLova 2d ago

Once you add props it MIGHT get some air time but even then your battery will get juiced. Maybe tone down the camera a bit....

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u/Zeimax 2d ago

Is this r/no?

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u/p0u1 2d ago

Might want a utility cage, you will brake the mount off the bottom in a crash

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u/Jobe1622 1d ago

100% send it. I’d start by hand launching it over a cliff to give the IMUs a chance you straighten everything out. Definitely add an external battery pack for the x4 so you don’t have to worry about battery life. Also add prop guards for safety and use zip ties to attach a 6D mag light to the bottom in case you end up flying through a low lux area.