http://www.airdroids.com
If all of the claims made are legit, this looks like it could be a neat little package.
If all of the claims made are legit, this looks like it could be a neat little package.
The arms are not 3D printed. They appear to be mass-produced plastic. And not very strong.I saw these guys on a tech-oriented shark tank type show. I am surprised to see the booms are still 3D printed, as I figured that was something they would do away with after the prototype.
I thought it'd be nice to have a super portable RC multirotor that I could leave in my car and/or travel with. My other copters are much more significant investments in time and complexity to get 'em in the air. There are times I think it'd be nice to just say "I love the view from this road...lemme grab a picture". It seemed like a good idea at the time. Still could be. Waiting on some spare parts.cost and what motivated you to buy/try it?
Check http://Airdroids.comhow much and what's it got for features?
Remember, this started as a Kickstarter about a year ago. It was a decent package back then. Had it been delivered when originally promised instead of six months late, it might have been a different story.Wow that's a lot for what you get. Hobbyking just released the trifecta frame which could be setup with mini apm and FPV gear. It also has a more robust look to it IMO.
Remember, this started as a Kickstarter about a year ago. It was a decent package back then. Had it been delivered when originally promised instead of six months late, it might have been a different story.
Well??????although i do have a new idea in my head (I mentioned it briefly to you one time @Kilby; ) that might make a nice kickstarter project