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DIY Quadcopter
Web site:
http://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Quadcopter-with-51-MCU-C8051F-2212-KV930-Motor/Project Summary:
Are you dreaming about DIY a cool quadcopter by yourself one day?Today ICStation Team will share you the making steps with a lot of ultra-clear pictures. The quadcopter we introduce to you uses framework of 51MCU and all modules of system based on C8051F.The rack is made of electric straight liner and tube socket with hard disk slice.The motor uses 2212 KV930. The front and back side of propellers use German EPP1045.
Full Project:
Step 1: Prepare two Hard Disk
Step 2: Install the base of electric straight liner
Step 3: Prepare and install the main parts of engine body
Step 4: Use Desktop miniature bench drill to process rack
Step 5: Use the original propeller protector to fix these two EPP1045 propellers
Step 6: Weld Banana pin
Step 7: Install and fix the motor
Step 8: The whole structure of rack
Step 9: To modify the remote control FT06-C
Step 10: Cutting the board with the specialized knife
Step 11: Take down the original PPM board of FT06-C
Step 12: Put the board in this place
Step 13: Add a 5110 LCD in this place of FT06-C
You could find this 5110LCDthrough the link:http://www.icstation.com/product_info.php?products_id=1444
Step 14: Weld the PPM control board
Step 15: Successfully light the LCD
Step 16: Look the whole effect after adding the LCD
Step 17: Install the potentiometer of the left and right side
Step 18: Wire the LCD and potentiometer
Step 19: Look the two added potentiometer
Step 20: Increase the height of potentiometer knob
Step 21: Calibration the central point of the rocker in engineering mode
Step 22: Display valid values of PPM in front 6 channels when working
Step 23: The PPM waveforms of 8 channel displaying through the receiver
Step 24: Flight testing in G3.5