I am glad to share here some great information from Skysense about their unique “Charging Pad” for drones and partnership with other players in the drone industry.
In this post, just a little photogallery with images of the AcroNaze32 flight control board. I ordered a few during the last months and each time they came into different colors (red, black, the last batch was white). Actually the white board on the photos below is the full Naze32 version with barometer rather than the Acro version.
Naze 32 board. Black and red are the Acro version, white is thje “full” version with barometer
Naze 32 rev5 Flight control board white edition close up
Acro Naze 32 rev5 Flight control board close up
Acro Naze 32 rev5 Flight control board black edition close up
Acro Naze 32 rev5 Flight control board
Acro Naze32, “the octopus”
Acronaze32 Rev5 flight control board
AcroNaze 32 board in place, voltage sensing cable from the power distribution system in place
Fittng the AcroNaze32 on the FlyXcopter FlyX-Mini flight controller mount
A Serbia-Albania football match was stopped when a DJI Phantom appeared carrying an Albania flag. A player manages to catch the flag and apparently (not fully clear from the video) take down the phantom.
DJI Phantom hovers in stadium during Serbia Albania football game
I’m thrilled to announce our partnership with the Linux Foundation to create the new Dronecode Foundation, a non-profit organization that brings together the leading open source UAV software projects under the professional management and leadership of one of the world’s foremost open innovation organizations. Continue reading Chris Anderson launches the DoneCode Foundation→
Quentin Daems, creator of the FlyXcopter series of quadcopter frames, sent me a FlyX-Mini frame for review purposes. In this post I’d like to report the details of the build I made with this frame and my impressions on the frame itself.
To visit the official FlyXcopter website click on the logo below.
Let me start from the end and show you the final product after a few days of work and testing of this nice flying machine. Throughout this review you can always click on the images to access the full size.
FlyXcopter FlyX-Mini Quadcopter
If you are not familiar with this model already, you can see from the picture above that the little bird definitely has character. It has a distinctive look that sets it apart from the countless clones of the Blackout mini H quad or QAV250 that can be bought from chinese sellers for very low prices these days. Continue reading FlyXcopter FlyX-mini quadcopter build report and frame review→
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