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New Team Member, Buffalo Stack, and Flight Three

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Want to design your own rocket?
Then, check out our Patreon, where
you can get access to STL files of our rockets and PCB design files of our flight computers.
/ jm_space
This video is full of exciting news.
First, I will introduce my new team member.
Then, we will continue by showing you the third launch of our Buffalo L rocket.
Further, we will introduce you to our new flight computer system.
And finally, we will show you our new RC control implementation.
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14 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 7

@hekill8844 Месяц назад

I can't imagine how this cool channel and hard work had only few likes, I wish this channel go to 100k and 1M subs and more ❤!

@KofiAsare0 3 месяца назад

Excellent work, I really hope this video blows up! Also, great flight computer architecture!

@jmspaceR 3 месяца назад

Thank you, great to hear that! We hope too 🤞

@Indonesia01ian 17 дней назад

Hi guys, I really interested with mechanical item I had a background in mechanical engineering (CAD/prototyping) But, I have no clue about coding Do you have any suggestion for me what should I learn to build rocket like yours? Previously I ever built Autonomous Plane using iNAV but there is no coding involved I am wondering how did you get the actual data such as gyro, altitude and process it through feed back for the engine (control system)

@Ozzy3333333 2 месяца назад

I would like to see how high you can get a single bldc motor on a rocket with say something like 2 to 4 cells of 18650. Could be automatic, manual or rc control. Challenge accepted?

@jmspaceR 2 месяца назад

We would probably either have to use two such motors to counteract roll, or use one doublebladed version. Definetely sounds like a fun idea. Unfortunately, we have so many projects currently going on that we will not be able to accept the challenge ... Maybe you could give it a try and let us know how it turned out

@Ozzy3333333 2 месяца назад

@@jmspaceR I think 1 motor is enough. and would be way more efficient. You could have fins that counteract the motor torque. with trial and error you could get the fins set right and use throttle to adjust to zero roll (even automatically, gyro is one way). These dji drones can fly for 30 minutes on a 250g (75mah/minute) drone with 4 motors and a 2s 2250mah pack, now think 1 motor, FC, two micro servos (4g), esc and 1 or 2s 4000mah pack. I wanted to take a low cost webcam pointed down and and FC to keep the rocket going straight (like a mouse).