- FPV QUADCOPTER HOW TO
- FPV QUADCOPTER ZIP
Solder DJI Power Module Connections to the Power Distribution Board. Solder the Battery Connector to the Power Distribution Board. Solder FPV Power Cable to the Power Distribution Board. Solder Ferrite Beads to the Power Distribution Board. Attach the Camera Holder to the Inner Frame. Attach Landing Legs to the Motor Mounts. Fully understanding the way an aircraft works allows a pilot to adapt quickly while flying to solve problems. If you were a passenger in an airplane, you would certainly like to know that the pilot understands how the aircraft functions. Last, and perhaps most importantly, I think quadcopter pilots who really understand how the technology works are better pilots. Second, in case something on your quadcopter breaks (which is unfortunately somewhat likely because you will probably crash at some point) you will want to understand how each part works so you can make repairs. I think it will help you to understand how everything works. First, you might not build your quadcopter exactly the same way I am in this Instructable,or you might build a different multirotor in the future. I want this Instructable to help you understand how each part of the quadcopter works and understand the logic behind everything from part selection to build strategy. My intention for this Instructable is to make it much more than just a set of directions for assembling a quadcopter. Program the flight controller/radio transmitter. So, this Instructable will consist of four major parts which we will go through more or less (probably more on the less side) in order: I always like to keep in mind the big picture of a project as complex as building an FPV quadcopter. More about the parts list for this project can be found in the next step. Finally, we will be using a premium-quality Spektrum radio system. 
We will also be using high quality motors and ESCs designed specifically for use in multirotors. We will be using a top-of-the-line flight controller (the DJI Naza M Lite) and an excellent FPV system from Fat Shark, with the PilotHD camera for both recording video and delivering the FPV feed.
FPV QUADCOPTER HOW TO
This Instructable will show you how to build what I would categorize as a high-performance FPV quadcopter that can be used to take amazing aerial photos and videos. It is an amazing, and very fun, technology. Flying with FPV is more like being a bird and less like being thrown through the air. I think "flying" with an FPV-equipped multirotor is even better than flying with any of the aforementioned technologies though because multirotors are infinitely more agile. We can actually use multirotor aircraft to give us the impression of flying using a technology called FPV.
FPV QUADCOPTER ZIP
I'm not talking about flying in airplanes though, or a hang glider, or jumping out of airplanes, or using a zip line. Our bones are far too dense and flapping our arms does not produce adequate lift to overcome the pull of gravity, but luckily we can use technology to give us the experience of flying. This Instructable will show you, in detail, how to build a high-quality quadcopter for flying FPV and recording aerial photos/videos.
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