Multirotor Platforms that have shaped the FPV hobby

Started by Gundummy, April 15, 2016, 10:28:49 PM

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Gundummy

Yep, just as a follow up and again intended as interest only thread but feel free to compliment.  Not a best or worst thread:

The folding X525 frame 


Obviously the good old DJI 450 FlameWheel:


and of course the Hex 550 Version:


QAV 500


QU4D


TBS Disco - weighed the same as a house brick and flew like one :P


And of course the TBS Pro that put everything in one package:


Tarot 600 hexa


Ok Ok a 250 has to be the zmr250 clone (before zmr were released)


Last but not least the Alien frame and HK H Frame as i couldn't make my mind up  :D





FPV - The unusual hobby of flying £££'s miles away from you in the hope you see it again.

Coyote

I think the flamewheel really kicked things off . Then the disco.
Education and schoolin is good, but FPV is gooder :)

Ratty

Love um or hate um, the Phantom changed everything.  ;D

Hawkview

Hoverthings vc450 and gaui330 and HT fpv
Still got a working HT fpv

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FPVSteve

#4
I think RCExplorer/David's wooden foldable tricopter got a lot of people (me included) into multirotor flying.

I loved setting it up with a KK 1.1 board and trying to get the damn thing to sit still in a hover - good times!

Link:
http://rcexplorer.se/projects/2010/03/the-tricopter-v1-and-v1-5/

Pics:



Gyro Power!!! No Flight Controller on that bad boy :)

Brucey

Quote from: Ratty on April 15, 2016, 10:41:08 PM
Love um or hate um, the Phantom changed everything.  ;D
Love the tech,  hate the user's (well most of them)

Gundummy

I left the phantom off because it's RTF... 

The tricopter!!! yeah of course, how did i miss that!
FPV - The unusual hobby of flying £££'s miles away from you in the hope you see it again.