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Full carbon fiber made
Waterproof and dustproof
Detachable arm
Power redundancy
long flight time
Product Description
Carbon Fiber is an extremely light weight reinforcing fiber derived from the element carbon. Sometimes known as graphite fiber, when this extremely strong material is combined with a polymer resin, a superior composite carbon fiber quadcopter frame is produced.
Black in color, carbon fiber is produced by two different methods known as PAN or Pitch. Thousands of tiny strands of carbon are produced and combined to create a filament. Using textile techniques, these filaments are then woven or stitched together to create cloth like fabrics that used in the composite structure.
The Drone frame T2 comes with many great features.
Its one-time forming carbon fiber reduces weight while still keep the stiffness, which makes it stronger and lighter for long time (up to 60 minutes) flying tasks. For instance, equipped with a small camera like Copromote firefighter is able to monitor the fire scene for a long time which is crucial for the fire fighting. Also, you might use it for 3D mapping and other long time aerial photography tasks.
Furthermore, with a glass fiber canopy, the GPS signal will not be blocked. Its detachable frame arm makes T2 very easy to carry and easy for maintenance.
Another very useful feature is its waterproofness and dustproof, which enable the drone to fly under most weather conditions, like rainy days. In this case, it is an idea tool for police security monitoring, firefighting, emergency research and rescue.
1) Full carbon fiber made
2) Light weight, stiff and stable, long flight time
3) Detachable arm, easy for carrying and maintenance
4) Waterproof and dustproof
5) Power redundancy makes it more reliable
The frame is designed for heavy payload more than 30KG.
The item is just the frame, not include motor, propeller, ESC, flight controller, battery, transmitter etc. You may need buy these parts extra!
Parameter of the Frame:
Symmetrical Motor Wheelbase: 130CM
Centre plate diameter: about 40CM
Center thickness: 3.0MM
Arm Size: 31MM * 35MM (Thickness 2.0MM)
Frame Weight (with landing gear): 4.3KG
Expanded Size: Length:140CM Width:140CM Height:54CM (Without Paddle)
Folded Size: length Length:63CM Width:58CM Height:69CM
The Frame has strong enough structure to bear above 100KG payload. So, it is suitable for some heavy carrying application.
Specification
MaterialCarbon Fiber
Diagonal Wheelbase1200 |1600 mm (1200-1600mm optional)
Material Thickness2mm
Height400mm
Weight4.8|6.2 Kg
Bear Weight30 Kg
Max Motor SizeDiameter <93mm
ColorOptional
Anti-wind Grade 5
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The 5 Main Areas of DIY Drone Parts
Once you’ve decided on the type of DIY drone you want to build (e.g. quadcopter, hexacopter, etc.), you’ll have to learn about the 5 areas of DIY drone construction, which are:
Mechanics, Propulsion, Flight Controllers, Sensors, Video
Diy Quadcopter Kit: Mechanics
First, you'll want to familiarize yourself with the types of drones that you can build. Carbon fiber frames, this material may be a more cost-effective option for your first drone especially in the event that you don’t quite master construction the first time around and/or accidentally crash it.
DIY Quadcopter Kit: Propulsion
Propulsion is what drives your drone or UAV. One of the most important features to consider for this area, are the propeller blades. Drone builders have the option of selecting fixed or folding blades; folding blades can make storage easier, especially if you’re short on space.
Another important component is the ESC or “Electronic Speed Controller.” This device controls the speed at which your UAV motor rotates and connects the battery, motor, and flight controller.
Next, you'll want to consider a power source. A Lithium Polymer battery is the most common battery used for DIY drones, but there are a lot of other options. You'll also need a Power Distribution board or cable to split the power to the devices connected to your UAV.
DIY Drone: Flight Controllers
There are many components that can be integrated into DIY drone controls. The most important are: a base station, a transmitter, and a flight controller. A control station can be used instead of or with a handheld transmitter. A transmitter is a device that sends some signal or multiple signals to your receiver. Generally, a base station will include a transmitter, antennae, a video receiver, a monitor, battery, and other devices.
The flight controller is the “main brain” of your UAV. Like a computer, it processes all the incoming/outgoing data and signals. Depending on how sophisticated your flight controller is, it may have GPS, a barometer, compass, and more.
DIY Drone: Sensors
Depending on your budget and your experience constructing DIY drones, there are a wide variety of sensors you can incorporate into your custom aircraft such as a(an):
Accelerometer: a device that lets you know about your DIY drone's orientation with respect to the ground.
Barometer: a device that measures pressure and provides important information about the altitude you're flying in.
Compass: a device that provides you with North, South, East, West information.
GPS: a positioning system that uses satellites to pick up your drone's location.
Altimeter: a device that gives you information about your drone's altitude. Since federal regulations prohibit drones flying above 400′, an altimeter may be a useful tool to help you avoid legal penalties.
DIY Drones: Video
If you’re not interested in aerial photography or cinematography, you don’t have to add a video component to your DIY drone. Some people are more interested in flying; for these people, not including video will help reduce the cost of building their first DIY drones.
However, for the people who want to take photos and capture aerial scenes, they have several video options available.
FPV or “First Person View” is a video option where a camera is mounted to a drone and a pilot can see a live video feed displayed on a monitor, smartphone, or virtual reality glasses.
Another option is incorporating a gimbal camera, which many people use to take stills and video of themselves in motion.
Depending on your experience and skill set, you may be able to experiment and successfully implement different photography and video devices. Using a little craft and ingenuity, you can integrate a wide variety of digital video cameras, LCDs, or OCDs to your do-it-yourself drone.
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It will have CFL bulbs for growth, timers, and an exhaust fan. It will be airtight, and filtered to prevent insect infestations. Many indoor gardens lead to annoying insects ruining the plants, and/or buzzing in your face.
These are designed for people with a desire to grow their own vegetables, herbs, etc. all year round, but don't have a good place to do it, and/or want to keep a clean area, where the pets, and children can't ruin things.
The use of CFL bulbs costs 1/60th of the cost of a conventional grow light in this situation, and allows a much more compact growing space. I have been using these myself for over a decade.
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