Coyotewing 60" Delta Wing

Started by Coyote, February 01, 2011, 12:07:01 AM

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Coyote

Hi guys, well i decided to jump on board the Wing train.

So whats going into this build

1x Gopro HD camera
1x Flight camera, going to be a Security camera 2000 OSD cam
1x Dragon OSD
1x Dragonlink
1x Tunigy Plush 60 Amp ESC ( very FPV friendly )
2x HS645MG`s
1x Motor XYH35-42 1250kV 45a
10 x 6 Folding prop

Features are going to be :

HD recording with no plane at all in the footage, tilt on the HD camera
Full OSD with GPS, Return To Home, Waypoints, Missions, Flight Stabilizer for rock steady HD recording
UHF Control for virtually unlimited range, well as far as the plane could carry it.
2x 5000 3S lipos, yes, 10 amps of on board power giving 1 hour of flight each time.
At 10A cruise speed of around 20-30mph and that should give a distance of 20 - 30 miles on a still day :) 
Seperate flight camera for larger display with OSD seperate from Gopro. Because of some issues reported with the Gopro hooked up to the flight systems im avoiding this, it will be powered off its own battery and isolated from everything.
A moulded canopy will reduce drag even further for better efficiancy
Gopro chair fitted to house the camera and provide a tilt feature

Motor info : On a 3S lipo
10x6 Folding Prop
42.4 A
10.97 v
465 W
11500 t/min   
Thrust 1705 g    
Efficiancy 70 %
84.1km/h















The paint schemes going to be fetching chevrons underneath with a white base

Should be a beast :)
Education and schoolin is good, but FPV is gooder :)

mark1975

Whoooooaaaa thats is one hell of a setup well done you lucky chap..
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Badlands

It's all a lot of simple tricks and nonsense...


Coyote

Cheers :)

I think shes looking fantastic, as feature packed as i can possibly think. She might weigh a fair but though. May require a bungie launcher lol :)
Education and schoolin is good, but FPV is gooder :)

Coyote

I never have a problem with my turnigy plush, the ecs is going in the main central hatch, the vtx if on the end of the wing
Education and schoolin is good, but FPV is gooder :)

IWCoburg

Looking very good and certainly fit for purpose  ;D

Mike.
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Lots of multicopters

Coyote

#7
First ups the Dragonlink receiver going in. The cool thing about the Dragonlink to Dragon OSD is really you could wire it with just one servo lead, that it, all your channels are carried in a full PPM stream down channel 9.

In my case im having a seperate power feed and RSSI monitoring so 3 more wires only needed :



Nice and neat under its cover :



Antenna to be placed inside a plastic tube to keep it ridged later on

Next up is the Vtx, this is going in the other wing keeping the two antennas as far away as possible from eack other. Same principle :



The motors now on and the ESC is getting positioned here with venting for better cooling :



Its really getting there now. I have the DOSD here, although im getting a replacement sent out but it should be here within a week fingers crossed :)
Education and schoolin is good, but FPV is gooder :)

Badlands

A Stealthwing on steroids!

This is gonna be superb!
It's all a lot of simple tricks and nonsense...

bignose13

Ahh for f&@ks SAAAAAAKE
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Angelos

I believe this Immersion RC VTX needs to have moving air around it for cooling but in the photos it seems to be in a sealed compartment.

-Angelos

TerrorTrooper

Really starting to look the lions length there mate.
Will be awesome!

Coyote

Getting laminated tonight so more progress to come.

The vtx is cooled via a slot cut out just smaller than the vtx heat sink. Should work really well :

Education and schoolin is good, but FPV is gooder :)

Chris R

Looking good  :D

Where did you get the mesh from your covering the wings with?

Coyote

#14
Skrim tape for plastering
Education and schoolin is good, but FPV is gooder :)