OK, I get how a quad flies. I understand up and down. Banking 360 degrees. But how in the world does it turn/spin? I'm thinking something to do with the apposing rotation of the props.
Curious.
Geo
Curious.
Geo
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I think it does it by increasing rpm on the two props going clockwise or the two going counter-clockwise depending on which way it wants to spin. It's effectively using uneven torque between the counter-rotating pairs.
I think.
It's either that, or witchcraft...
I think.
It's either that, or witchcraft...
Pull_Up said:
That's it exactly. RPM differences between the CW and CCW motors create a torque imbalance which directly results in yaw. If the CW motors are running faster, the yaw will be CCW, and vice-versa.
Pull_Up is correct, it's done with spells and that little stick you think is an antenna is really a wand that controls the RotoPellers.
iDrone :shock:
iDrone :shock:
Pull_Up said:
Ummm. No I have done a lot of thinking and pixies are definatly the only reason my Phantom can fly. I hear every time a phantom takes a photo a pixie gets its wings.
Of course it's pixies.
If they're unhappy for whatever reason (you don't care enough to read their manuals, they think their owner is a bad person, scared of power towers, etc) they will just fly back to their homeland and take their phantoms with them.
If they're unhappy for whatever reason (you don't care enough to read their manuals, they think their owner is a bad person, scared of power towers, etc) they will just fly back to their homeland and take their phantoms with them.
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ResevorDG said:Klaus said:
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**** Pixie I found had horns and was hiding in a tree awaiting a phantom to fly on by...
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