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The average weight of a mini quadcopter is around 550g, so this will be the weight we’ll be using. There are nine basic components to consider when choosing your parts for your quadcopter. Below is a detailed explanation for each of them that will help you understand it better. Zip ties are handy for securing components to your frame and to keep wires in one place. A great resource for information on DIY quadcopters is the blog created by Oscar Liang.
You may need to solder the wire directly to a port on the motor itself. If so, check the manual for the motor usa well, to ensure you're soldering the wire to the correct port. The power distribution board relays the right amount of power to each component to keep the drone operating smoothly.
You may need to swap some of the wires later and you won’t be able to with the heat shrink in the way. Some ESCs allow you to reverse the direction without having to resolder any wires. The KISS ESCs have jumper pads where if you bridge them, the motor spins in the other direction. On the Littlebee ESCs, you can change the perencana direction through BLHeli which is a software used to program it. The camera is usually used on the HobbyKing FPV/UAV 168 Long Range Plane- its perfect for the job.
Just make sure that the power rating of the power supply is greater than the output power of the charger to ensure healthy operation with your DIY quadcopter. Chargers have a maximum output current and maximum output power rating. But with LiPos, you don’t want to charge them too quickly.
You want to charge LiPos at 1C, maybe even 2C, but the quicker you charge it, the more likely the battery life will decrease. If you have an 1800mAh battery, you would charge it at a rate of 1. 8A for 1C (1. 8 x 1) or 3. 6Afor 2C (1. 8 x 2). The battery charger needs to be able to charge LiPo batteries.

The above for creating 3D images of the external world by using Lidar and Thermal vision cameras. The mounted camera along with the GPS can be used to create accurate 3D photogrammetry images. A couple of years ago, DJI released the Inspire 1 with a new patented perabot design which was quite revolutionary. DJI developed and patented a new curved magnet, which fits perfectly around the motor allowing the motor to run more efficiently.
An external BEC or UBEC of the switchingkind is preferred, since it's much more efficient and more reliable. I recommend the Turnigy Reaktor 250W 10A or the 300W 20A version paired with the HobbyKing 350W 25A power supply. This is an excellent charger that is reliable and has a broad range of functions, such as regenerative discharging, and can charge almost any kind of battery, not just LiPos.
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Fly in beginner or advanced mode depending on your flight skill level. You can add LEDs strips and buzzers to your DIY quadcopter to make it even more awesome. The LEDs help with orientation and the buzzers are useful for when you crash and can’t find your quad. You can flip a switch and the buzzer will beep, making it easier for you to find. Before you solder the ESCs to the PDB, put the heat shrink tubing over the ESC but don’t apply the heat yet.

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