FPV Air2Air Hydroplane

Started by mike, June 12, 2012, 08:51:01 PM

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mike


i´m sure a lot of you know this one already.... but here´s the chance to watch it again...

the first fpv-video i´ve seen....and still one of my favourite ones :)

FPV Air2Air Hydroplane on Vimeo

cheers

Coyote

That is a cool vid, very cool :)
Education and schoolin is good, but FPV is gooder :)

Pr][nCe

Tricopter.  FPV.
2014 Skywalker 1800.  FPV.
Emax 250 Pro. FPV.
Bixler. Night flyer. LOS.
Versa Wing.

Dantian

ooo FPV on water,  :o would hate to get the electronics wet. Makes me think though I would like to try an Icon A5 fpv aircraft, might be fun with a cheap setup inside it.

Dan
Zephyr II, X5, QAV400, QAV540G

Snagglesworth

Water is not a problem if you get yourself a tin (or two) of this

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/KONFORM-SR-SILICONE-CONFORMAL-COATING-400ml-/390279202655

Spray directly onto the electronics and it leaves a nice thin silcone coating over it all.  ;D

Dantian

mmm didnt think of using anythin like that. Will bear that in mind as I think flying from a lake would be so immense, especially the landings. Might investigate this further for my second build.

Do you think this would resist direct contact with water or just the spray/humidity created from it?

Dan

Zephyr II, X5, QAV400, QAV540G

Pooch

Quote from: Dantian on June 16, 2012, 07:29:24 PM
mmm didnt think of using anythin like that. Will bear that in mind as I think flying from a lake would be so immense, especially the landings. Might investigate this further for my second build.

Do you think this would resist direct contact with water or just the spray/humidity created from it?

Dan

No experience of that stuff but if you Google 'CorrosionX' then there's demos of total immersion in water of ESCs (while switched on) and the like that have been treated with it.