Here you go!As usual I cannot see the link. Can someone be kind enough to copy paste the link for me? Thanks
I've seen experimental code for variable pitch multi setups on Kk and Multiwii boards. If I get really bored this winter I may have a go at building one. All you would need besides the board with firmware is 4 servos, a set of motors with long shafts, 4 appropriate RC Heli tailrotor setups, and a bit of design and build ability to get it all put together. Having a metal lathe and mill in the garage would certainly help with the fabrication and I have small modeling versions of both.
That said I'd really like to see a close up of the one in the video to see how it was built, it obviously is very efficient and not at all slow or clunky. I've seen one that utilized 4 Trex 450 tailbooms with tailrotors powered off a central motor but I think the best way to do it is 4 motors with 4 servos if you can find the right bits to build it, very curious to know how this one is setup.
Ken
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The more one contemplates the better it sounds. Proper auto rotation and the possibility to use a standard Naza-H controller. A single central motor, almost stock tail rotor booms turned at 90 deg. with any number of available rotor sizes. It raises the bar in every aspect.
Everytime your MR ESC makes a sudden change to the power demand the temps. go up and the efficiency drops. Time to get rid of that and run smooth.
The problem is that the more you contemplate, the closer you get to one of these......View attachment 10705 7Kg auw with 22 amp battery. When you fly one of these you don't go back.
I seriously doubt auto rotation will ever work on amulet I rotor. Blades have too little mass and how does it work unless all motors are off?