New Product Landing Pads

[Old Man]

After seeing a number of posts from people researching multirotor landing pads I became curious as to how many people might be interested in a pad that could be ordered in different sizes, be extremely rigid, and ultra light. The pad would help prevent debris fouling of motors and gimbals, keep camera lenses clean while keeping a camera and gimbal out of the grass and weeds during launches and landings, reducing maintenance issues. The prototype will be done in the next week or so with pictures posted when it’s proven. If you might be interested post a reply to provide a level of interest.

Thanks for the thought.
Pat

 

[DroneTalk]

That would be cool but there are so many already available -

http://www.adorama.com/hnhdlp.html?...u_R_I5FHWk0Zq2ji3lusIiGTKLr-qfPWABBoCxMDw_wcB

 

[John Doecliff]

I'm interested in seeing what you come up with.

 

[moonpie57108]

You have my attention, use scrap plywood currently, when I have a piece.

 

[Todd Pals]

I would be interested, but not anywhere near interested at the $129 link that was left by another member.

 

[R_Lefebvre]

I need to do something here, but I don't think that Hoodman product would stay in place under my machines.

 

[Dlsinak]

Try a collapsable photo reflector. They come in several sizes. You may find one for sale locally. Personally, I am making a pullout platform on fixed casters for the back of my pickup so I can stop where I'm going to fly, pull the platform out, let the wheels rest in the tailgate gap and foldable legs on the end. That way I have a work surface and launch/landing pad.

Dennis

 

[haidar]

I just use my car floor rubber mat, at least it is with me anywhere i go in my car.

 

[Dlsinak]

Good idea!

 

[Diplow]

I got one made up out of acrylic plastic.

 

[Gabriel Yee]

I just use my car floor rubber mat, at least it is with me anywhere i go in my car.

+1...Always with me and big enough to launch and land on...Not very fancy though!