Tiny Waypoint Drone! - 230g Autonomous Wing 

No kidding dude, I was thinking the same thing... that's full send

same thought here. i used to live by that lake and its rather shallow and obvs freshwater but still. the trust he has

I mean atleast it would float haha 😂

hell ya!

No Kidding. This guy is the YODA of Ardupilot. Use the force Luke......

The baby would have a bad day with the 250g plane

"That baby would probably just giggle" Falser words have never been spoken. He doesn't know much about babies.

One prop per one baby eye.

I've been crashing my 230g plane into baby faces all day. Not one of the 12 babies giggled.

@@ddegn "I would like to report false advertising, officer"

But not a baby's face.

15:04 you can already see they're attacking

And stupid peopels that bull you and request drone flight permission if even it is not need

And mavics

"onboard CPU to base station - just hit a grasshopper ... self checking systems ... oh now - another locust ... 3 ... 4 .. foam wing severely damaged, prop slicing through the swarm ..... stalling detected ... going down! MAYDAY MAYDAY! Terminal velocity reached! Critical lower flight height reached! Expecting impact ...." **flatlining** FPV-pilot: **f*ck**

Now you're talking. Transponders for every bird

@@bren42069 Good point. In addition, Windmills are killing millions of migratory and large predatory birds per year. You don't hear the Sierra Club or Greenpeace complaining. If you watch the movie They Live or read the book 1984 the government wants to be able to spy on you, they do not like it the other way around. Probably because the management of Sierra Club, Greenpeace and Al Gore invested windmill companies. The FAA may have inadvertently improve the performance and cost efficiency of fpv with a 250 gram rule.

@@highwaymen1237 over here in germany greenpeace and every envoiremental group is complaining about bird and bat windmill killing. This is a big reason why we are falling behind in wind energy.

@Bohappenstance Click I think that was a cover Story, the girl next to him punch him in the nose. The irony.

@@highwaymen1237 - Millions? Birds don't tolerate heat very well. Here in Australia I have seen mass flocks of birds die from heat. Windmills do kill birds but not in the numbers you believe.

Yes please, with pixhawk tuning

I do have a video on my channel which covers all the basic points related to apm flight controller which is quiet similar to pixhawk, hope you will find it useful!

Well, the actual build is just a piece of foamboard with a bunch of electronics stuck to it. Not sure if a build video is really necessary.

@@bacon.cheesecake building an airplane involves a lot of work.

@@bacon.cheesecake it seems like you haven't build one

Yeah. I think I might be gay now.

The budget for those displayss are huge man, i don't doubt he could do it, but it's expensive

Yes sir, if anyone knows at least what HD camera he's using, please comment. That good quality video in a small lightweight package, sweet!

schneitzlemeier That’s a runcam split. He said all of the gear in the beginning.

UNIFY PRO Video Tx: $40, RUNCAM SPLIT video recorder/camera: $50, 2 x 3600 kv motors: $45, DragonLink telemetry system: $335. At least $500 USD plus BECs, props, LiPo battery, servos, trasmiter , FatShark FPV goggles and antenas... more than $1K USD!

@@alexecheverria That's cheap ! Shut up and take my money!(XD

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Yes, it seems to be its real name: www.openstreetmap.org/way/4848414

this island is near me and has a unusual name, 42.995056 -71.355956 copy n paste those coordinates in google earth, but make sure in the options that Decimal/degrees is selected as your coordinate choiceage.

@@alanssnack1192 Found it. Searching for Duck Island in Google Maps is enough :p

@@thesciencefurry If you found the island I was refering to, then what is its name?

Including the experimental ad lmao

It's a sheet of foam with some electronics taped to it. The build wouldn't bee too interesting.

Thats not what this channel is about.

I would love to see the specs and build of it, too!

What motor/prop configuration do you think would be better? I want to build one and try your config

@@pereoz In general, the bigger the propeller is fort a given amount of thrust, the more efficient it is. Also, there's a simple rule of thumb for RC-Planes: At about 300 Watts per Kg weight, the plane will climb vertically. So for this plane, I'd suggest 200-250 Watts per Kg. This would be about 60 Watts for this particular plane. So I'd choose something like a 2204 Outrunner (27mm Diameter, 20-25g weight, 80 Watts max.) and probably a 7x4 prop. Something like this would for sure be more efficient than two high revving drone motors.

I gotta say, that was creative placement by the sponsor.

@@birbexe Start with something easy. You'll get there if you want to. (It's a steppingstone process, starting with toy-grade stuff to learn flying, and then go from there reading and watching tutorials)

Newton Lacerda Jr. a parts list would be really helpful

The Pixracer autopilot and flight controller is $120, GPS module is probably around $50, TBS Unify for FPV video transmission is about $40, Runcam Split for video is about $70, those high KV drone motors are probably about $50 for a 4-pack, ESCs for them maybe $20, servos around $5, and probably around $5 for some foam board and carbon strut. That brings the total investment for his setup on just the plane side of things up to about $360ish, however, the cost of everything else needed gets just a bit more expensive, a Dragon Link for telemetry and control is $330 for a full kit with transmitter and receiver, the Fat Shark Dominator HD3 FPV goggles were $450 a while back. I'm not quite sure what radio transmitter he's using, but 300-500 bucks will get you one that accepts telemetry signals from the Dragon Link. FPV, even on the cheap end, can still be quite an expensive hobby. It's significantly cheaper to build a cheap park flier foamy like the plane in the video without FPV or any autonomous flight capabilities, could probably build that plane for a lot less than $100.

@@Johnyknowhow aaaah!😂 i expected cheaper than that! Thx for the info! Maybe a radiomaster tx16 s???? Skyzone 02c????? Even cheaper? Eachine ev800d and betafpv lite one radio.... not long range at all, but still fun... but yea. The autonomous part is not cheap.... sadly...

@@Johnyknowhow I know... fpv is expensife. I wanna build my firs quad but I jus have not enough mony... im thinking about a tinyhawk 2 freestyle.

@@VLena_art Yeah, there are definitely some lower quality budget options for FPV that can work as a stepping stone into the hobby and let you decide whether or not you want to continue with it, the equipment Daniel has is fairly high-end.

@@VLena_art ok I bought the drone and its absolutely worth it, I would seriously recommend the tinyhawk 2 freestyle, and get the pack with the transmitter and goggles, and if you can afford it buy more batteries

Damage to civilians on the ground may be low, but damage to civilians (or non-civilians) in aircraft could be quite high. It should be kept low enough to not create a danger to other aircraft.

Yeah I am curious too

Depends on parts used because the dragonlink and pixracer are overkill. I bet you could do this for $100 with new parts.

@scooby skwad It depends if you want $300 dollar goggles, you can get some for 40. You can get a transmitter from china for 10