About 110 Kmph 60 mile is 100 Km, 100 mile is approx. 160 Km
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Scott Sent: Saturday, 30 April 2016 4:55 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Please Post Your YouTube Channel URL, So We Can Get To Know You Ah cool collection. I know what you mean I love this stuff. Yes the car is pretty amazing. It’s 3.5 HP in a sled that you can easily cary and a big plastic truck topper. Looks like the monster energy truck for our European friends. I mounted a go pro right on the hood. I also built a drone based of the SRD-280 design so a quadcopter with 2800 KV motors, a CC3D flight controller, bullnose ESC modules and some random cameras and radio transmitters. You can hear a test flight to hear how severely tuned the motors are. We figure it for about 70 MPH forward speed at full pitch. (I’m not sure what that is in the real world) The boat is an electric Traxas blast 48 inch and the car is the Red Cat Rampage XT. Also have the Phantom 3 professional quadcopter with the range extension, carbon fiber propeller upgrades, upgraded propulsion motors and a 4K camera. Random rockets and associated go pros and piles of SD cards.:) You should check out some of the autonomous flight options. To bring this back on topic, the controlling applications for many of the drones out there are based on IOS and are somewhat accessible. The Phantom 3 professional I use has 2 different navigation systems, compasses, gyros, russian and american sat nav, and with a recent software update facial recognition and following features. So for example you could tap the take off button on the app, preset the altitude you want to hover at and then give it a forward direction. With the right hardware it can see if there is an object in the way and either stop or attempt to fly around or over the object. Also has nice return home features if you lose signal lock so your drone doesn’t end up flying off to the next town like one of my earlier ones did. I have only fired the standard model rockets so far but I’m in the process of ordering one that has a custom rocket motor. I have to file for permits to have it transported and I’m not sure but I think I may need to file a flight plan to fire it. Some of the local airports have rocket days though. Altitudes can be in the 10K and up range. Multistage models may get you up to low flying airliners or even not so low flying airlines. :) On Apr 29, 2016, at 9:28 PM, Simon Fogarty <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: Scott, Dude your crazy, I like your style! Can blind people fly drones, hell yes, I just have a habit of destroying mine when they hit things like houses or cars and the ground during attempts at crazy tricks, 3 helicopters, 2 cars 1 boat and I did order a malinium falcon for chrismas which got stolen before / during delivery. As for your truck, 100 MPH is 160KMph here in the modern world, That’s bloody quick for a RC vehicle. Great work. From: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Scott Sent: Saturday, 30 April 2016 1:52 AM To: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> Subject: Re: Please Post Your YouTube Channel URL, So We Can Get To Know You Wow Mark, thanks for allowing this thread. So I have a youtube channel going with one other person (my assistant / step son who works for me). The name is Drone and RC addicted. Topics include anything remote control that travels by air, sea or land. Things I have on there now include audio from a high performance Drone I built, several recordings of a 1/5th scale gas powered RC truck with a real 30.5 CC gas engine, cold air intake and upgraded exhaust. (a super charger kit is on the way so the truck will be able to break 100 MPH) (real miles per hour, not model miles) I also have some audio from several rocket tests including a two stage rocket launch. URL is https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa7OOf0DImIZ8Z9xY_stmcQ Some of the content is just video with a music back. For example, the sale boat races and flight through Watch Hill Rhode Island are 4K video but with no audio other than a music bed. So if you’re clicking on something and only hear music that’s why. (*** note *** you might hear an occasional F Bomb or off color word especially when things go sideways so please keep that in mind) I also have a google group that matches called Drones and Blind Tech. The goal of all this was to determine whether a blind person could successfully fly a drone (they can) and then program it to complete more complex tasks. The traffic level is very very low on the mailing list right now but as the weather improves I will post more content. Right now we have a car, 2 arial drones, several rockets and a Traxas super blast boat. Enjoy and I’ll always take comments or suggestions. BTW, please subscribe and I will subscribe to your channels. Thank you On Apr 28, 2016, at 4:26 PM, M. Taylor <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: Hello Everyone, I only now just realized that some of us have YouTube channels in which we demonstrate various aspects of accessibility or our lives. So, I invite you to post your channel's URL to the list so that we can get to know you a little better. While I have a YouTube channel, as yet, I have not added any videos but when I do, I will post it's URL. 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