This Drone Flies With ONE Propeller!!!
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- One Propeller? No Problem!
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- FPV Freestyle Pilots / Hosts -
Joshua Bardwell [Knowitall]
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Drew Camden [Le Drib]
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Alex Vanover [CaptainVanover]
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Shawn Morrison [Let's Fly RC]
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Drew Camden/Caleb Wright - Producer
Flying Home Productions - Editing Team
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Here is the page where I found the info to make this project work:
shorturl-at/pvEQ7 (substitute a dot for the dash - yt won't let me post a link)
No link
@@ashers_workshoplook closer
Where is the link? :D
@@paulmoller7313 youtube doesn’t let you put links in the comments anymore. Look deeper into this thread and you will figure it out.
Rotor riot has invented the helicopter
Haha mako
Helicopter has 2. It has the one in the back
@@zytec4493 true, I forgot about the tail rotor
Rotor riot had reinvented the rocket
@@snooganify they re made the hiller vz-1
I love Sean’s creations. He’s an asset to the team with these creative endeavors
I feel like he gets too much credit. All the work is done for him. He just copies everyone else’s work
Very impressed with the engineering gone into that 3D printed monocopter, in comparison my folding TPU receiver & antenna holders are very simple designs, and years on I still can't believe my first iteration & first print of my TPU props worked so well in their maiden FPV flights I uploaded here, those were really simple too.
Alex is right up there with the Apolo 13 pilot that had to relearn to fly the lunar lander while making an engine burn to get back to Earth. The guy can fly anything.
Tom Stanton has a different approach to a single-bladed drone, worth checking out if you want to continue this concept. Awesome concept tho!
There are a series of ion propelled UAVs on my channel, that have zero propellers, they fly by solid state means utilizing an ionic wind. The control system is still being perfected.
LetsFlyRC at Rampage: "I'm building a 100-motor drone".
LetsFlyRC in real life: "So I built a 1-motor drone..."
That's pretty dang ole cool fellas LockJawFPV in tha building Vrap
I love those episodes with weird drones.
Can you guys try 2 pilots 1 drone with 2 controller that average out all the stick movements? Like pilot 1 set throttle to 100%, pilot 2 set throttle to 50%, the drone will see it at average 75%. This apply to all the other axises and see what happen.
That is really cool, incorporating thrust vectoring… guess we all learned something today!
This reminds me of my failure early 2000 with gasoline engine and a fan from Home Depot 😂 I had fascination for single prop design. I was inspired by Honeywell designs.
All the Gas! 😄 these out of the box builds are the best
Cool guys can’t wait for you guys to see my project
“I’m a gentle flower “ lmao another awesome video!!!
Sweet video. Of course vanny can fly anything. Shawn is so cool. Great job.
Bubby should be the test flight master he can fly and maneuver through anything with anything... My favorite vid to date is bubby and drib in the airport coolest mini flying out to date hands down..
Shaun….. I love that you are just doing your thing, I wish I could hang out with you for a day and see all these cool things dude 🤘🏻
That's a ducted Heli, that's what it is....lol
I love experimentation!
Thanks, guys.
👍✌
I just love seeing Drew, and the mono ball was amazing too. ;)
cheers guys ;D
Had a blast! I look forward to next year!
Awesome to watch your projects.
Love watching Shawns builds come together keep up the good work! (Edit:As he said in the video this wasnt Shawns design but still love watching people do what they are passionate about.)
That's not his; he found it on thingiverse.
@@estebiuivanu5824 Thanks for pointing it out
grid fins like spacex. big brain 🧠
YES!!! This is AWESOME!!!
So cool! I love the concept!
so cool
thats insane
This is so cool. I think your next project should be the Tesla radio controlled boat but micro quad version. IE a big... Tesla coil that bleeds off enough electricity to power a small quad infinitely... This would be the start to online real FPV quad racing except you would have to wait for a real person to put your drone together put it on the racetrack but essentially you could jump online and fly around for as long as you wanted to.
Wow, Drib had to be "that guy" again 😆. Love the creativeness, hopefully you can get it working smoother, and experiment with the design a bit more.
this is the Elfite hyper taxi, it was a super ful plane made on exactly this concept but 10 years ago and with a sweet looking body and no flight controller, was all pilot. they later made it again in UMX with stabilization. super cool plane
That's pretty cool 😎
Working on one of these right now, but a fair bit bigger. It's definitely a struggle.
Monocopters are so much fun! Just for the "wat". haha
Does it Trippy Spin?! 😁Jk. Very cool concept!
This is what happens when Shawn takes a dab hit. His mind goes Boooom and instance innovation 🤣😂
Nice Job!
- 3 vanes should work
- the vanes need distance from CG for control torque.
- best if counter to propeller torque is divided among all vanes.
Awesome, keep up the creativity!!
Wow this design so old, so cool so see it now
Sweet Content Guys.
I suspect the vanes are stalling when it's given too much stick. The pid loop probably also stalls them when theres a spike in any axis. It tries to correct and just pushes the vanes too far in that particular condition.
Maybe you could program variable end points for the vanes. If you could put a small enough pitot tube near them you could use the airspeed at the vanes to make sure they are never put into a stall condition.
Nice.
When in Afghanistan I flew the Honeywell T-Hawk check it out exact same thing just runs on aviation gas and a price tag of $400,000.00
Bro that thing is bananas!! What the heck!
I don't know if anyone mentioned this, but the prototype looks like it's top heavy, so it's in an unstable state when flying and wants to flip over. Maybe it would be less prone to flipping with a bottom heavy design, e.g. if you moved the battery, camera and electronics to the bottom, under the ducts. The tradeoff would be that you disrupt some of the airflow, but it's stable state would be upright. It would probably look a little bit like a hot air balloon, lol.
Top heavy isn't a problem with good software tuning. It will need distance between CG and vanes for control authority.
It is a fun build, made mine 2 years ago.
I have imagined something like a ball with 1 ducted motor inside on a 2 axis gimbal with mass countering gimbal movements in opposite direction so you can slow the ducted motor down, rapidly rotate to new angle and fire it back up. Would look so bad ass and be capable of some really crazy stuff. I just imagine it's yaw would still be an issue without a second counter rotating duct just above it.
gyroscopic effect, 45 degree out of phase, perpenticular in vector of direction, if you dont compensate the effect, when yaw is ordered the frame will pitch uncontrolled.....here is a fully function example, he did it by edf , i think it will be a piece by propeller. title:" Ikarus electric "rocket" - Thrust-vectored flying ducted fan".
I made one and flew it! It was awesome. Check out the Vbat military drone, its a giant 300cc version!
I think if you hang some weight at the bottom, it will get more stable centre of gravity.
Next time try to add 4 weels to a drone frame. Maybe you'll invent a car
Shawn is a genius
So with a traditional helicopter and even a non-traditional helicopter there are helicopters out there that do not use a rear tail rotor the only thing they use is the rotor or the main rotor in each blade changes pitch as a wing to allow are to travel over it in a certain way to create more lift or thrust and that way when it's rotating it's changing pitch at all times to make the copter go one way or the other forward or backwards because the throttle still stays the same just FYI just so you know
Love it~❤
Maybe that design could work well for vertically launching a plane. Cool stuff and fun to watch - thanks.
Issa Unicopter🥴
So a tail sitter with no wings
Let's put the COM on the bottom. Send a shaft up through the louvers and keep prop high up.
CG should be as far from the vanes as can be arranged for control torque.
Congrats, you made an Air Taxi :) haha
make a jelly fish out of that hovering white plane thing
How about 1 big prop in the middle for thrust and then 4 smaller props around for control.
I got a coax 2 motor 2 servo single copter to work with a kk2 board without too much drama. It's a cool experiment.
Wow kk2 board....brings me back man holy crap
Wow 🤯
10-12" 4blade prop, with 1small low kv 2s motor, wider wheelbase, and 4 tiny servos, camera system like the mavic mini 3, do i spy a sub 250 camera drone with much longer flight time?.....
😅 that is a awesome build
@letsflyrc was definitely a charlotte hornets fan growing up
Thats an awesome spot as well.. Where is that, like Georgia or something with those Trees? Theyre actually perfect for flying thru tree branches and finding cool lines to go thru below the Tree Line
I wonder if you could have "fixed" (on a servo, but only based on the throttle input) fins that counteract the twist from the prop, and tune those separately, and then fins that do maneuvering. That might help isolate the two issues. I think a lot of the problems you're having come from trying to use the fins for more than one thing, and like another commenter says, the fins lose control when they get into a stall condition. Heck, maybe just making it taller and putting the fins a bit farther away would help, just less chaotic airflow.
Maybe a mixing function in the transmitter could be used to add some yaw action on the fins depending on throttle setting.. So stabilisation in the FC has an rssier job?!?
@@dg9bfc thats what I was talking about, if the mixing adds things together until it gets over the stall angle of the surface, you then have a problem because the surface doesnt work like the flight controller expects. Separating the surfaces could in theory help with that.
POV: Inventing the helicopter.
A helicopter is a multirotor. This has one rotor.
so im new to drones and all..... but jsut by seeing how touchy i can be.... why not treat it like a cinawhoop???? all getntle yaws, pitch, rolls? maybe the can stop some of the shaking better? and work more on the power of thrust there is for the motor/blade being used for more sturdy in the air, just an idea i have but yea
Very interesting. Probably impractical but it would be interesting as a controls challange.
This type of drone has been around for a long time, and with a good filling. Why reinvent the wheel again?
With one big rotor, you would think it can be made quieter
It's just an airplane. Think about it.
Seems clearly top heavy to me
I did something very similar and smaller, but it will not break like that and is inherently stable..
Mount 2 props.. One turn left and one turn right. So you have no yaw momentum.. And the flaps do only direction control and no yaw compensation against Motor force..
Then it is a coaxial helicopter. Quite boring since you can find better flying coaxial helicopters that are designed as helicopters rather than some weird ball, in a toy store pretty much
I wonder if dRehmFlight would work better for this than betaflight
it so veiny
Great Project Sean as Always. I think you should really challange yourself an Build a INAV Tri-EDF thrust-Vectored Plane-Drone an Let Bubby oder Vanover try to rip it and see what they can pull off. Essential RC has covered the bulid process of Dietmar Metz and his "Star Wars TRI-JET Demonstration" check it out. Ich would love to See a FPV version of that on Rotor Riot
That’s betaflight?! See many ardupilot mono builds. I’m going to build one :)
I did build one with ardupilot it does fly well, yaw and all. Just need better turning…
What drone is bubby flying at 11:00? Seems like the camera is on a gimbal. Is this a DJI Avata?
The white one looks like a flying squid
Go look up the ball drone from 4 years ago
i dont understand why it doesnt spin. Isnt that the whole reason why a helicopter has to have a tail-rotor?
The veins rotate to compensate
Hey have you heard of airhogs
i like 1.6
BF2 UAV… that’s so 2000 ;)
what goggles are those
Dominator with custom faceplate
Cool video! I like seeing the different designs over the years to this that actually works surprisingly well for first time testing/tinkering..
Where can you buy that white foam board in the USA at a store? I heard some say Home Depot or Lowes. I tried both of those places, as well as Ace Hardware, Michael's, & Hobby Lobby and nothing.. I would love to be able to build planes and stuff to mess around with the foam board.. Especially since I don't have a 3D printer right now, but im waiting to actually look into the 3D printers and do some Research and see what Brand/Model and Type of 3D Printer to even get in the first place lol..
Anyone have any recommendations for a 3D printer thats good for a main first 3d printer, and is maybe upgradeable over time to make it even better and be able to use all the popular material types, baseplate's, Printer Heads, etc..
I’d say it’s more a 3D plane with just a tail than a helicopter.
Next up: one bladed prop for half a propeller?
Doughnut x1
Put 2 props on one motor
They used bubby's logo when vanover was flying
Bubby was flying the chase drone (video shown) and Alex was flying the monocopter he was chasing
As the editor I always find this to be a strange grey area because as your comment proves, it can be confusing. Also if there isn’t any DVR to cut back to you really are stuck with what ever you got.
do you think you could stick it on the back of a plane?
They already do that. It's called thrust vectoring. Sometimes the whole motor pivots. It's pretty cool.
Battlefield 3 drone
too much CG on the top. It needs to be closer to prop
CG needs to be distant from the vanes. Position of the prop should have little impact on stability.
Aesir coanda effect vehicle did this better 14 years ago