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Basic Things to be Known before making a Drone
Basic Tools and Parts:
- The first thing is to decide how many arms are required for you drone.
- If your drone is having three motors,its Tri copter
- Quad copter: It is having four motors.
- Hexa copter: It is having six motors.
- Octo copter: It is having eight motors.
- The carbon fiber frames are mainly available in market but you can also design on yours.
- The next thing you should knew about frame,is the size and the distance two motors from each other.
Nano Drone: 80-100 mm
Micro Drone: 100-150 mm
Small Drone: 150-250 mm
Medium Drone: 250-400 mm
Large Drone: 400+ mm
7) Motor: There are two main types of motors: Brushed and Brushless motors.
- Your cheap drone will going to use the brushed motor.But the brushed motors are much faster to break than brushless motor.while brushless motors last much longer and they are most preferable motor for drones.
- The main two things we should know while selecting the motor is size and KV rating.
- Propellers will always come with a four digit number.for example 6030.
- The things you should remember during the choice of your ESC is range of input voltages.
- Lipo battery is great for its high capacity and output current.
- The things we should known before buying is its Lipo cell count( voltage ),capacity, and C-rating of battery.
11) Power distribution board : It is where your main electrical components will connect. It connects ESCs and battery connector.
12) Flight controller : It is a hub that all your parts are going to attach.parts like ESCs,GPS,telemetry,RC input,etc.
Make sure your flight controller is supported to other equipment.
13) GPS: This modules used for the position and to locate the drone during flight.
14) RC controller: RC controller include the transmitter which is operated by a pilot, and a receiver to receive the commands from transmitter. we have to plug receiver into flight controller.
15) Estimating Thrust to Weight Ratio: To estimating Thrust to Weight Ratio, you have to first estimate your weight of the drone.
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