i'm planning on building a dutched fan drone. so far i have chosen 80mm 6s fans. but i having trouble picking esc's and flight controllers. if anyone could give me a tip on which one that would be helpful.
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Originally posted by Skyboom View PostThat's very interesting. It looks like it will work. I would only be guessing in what type of esc or flight control board it would need.
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That one has been done before and I'm quite sure he has patented it. Ducted fans have an extremely short battery life compared to props, let alone 4 x ducted fans.
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I don't understand how these things work, especially why they need those long, bent tubes. The Flex Innovations FV-31 Cypher is basically a 4 EDF drone with wings. It doesn't use tubes and it can fly as a drone the whole time, if that's what you want. Yes, the flight time in hover is exceedingly short on the biggest battery that it will lift (about 1 minute). If you use just the vertical for lift off and landing capabilities and immediately go into and out of airplane mode, it can fly for about 3 to 4 minutes or more (about the same as a more conventional EDF airplane model).
In that video, it was an interesting and motivated project, however, if the only reason to do it was because he whacked his fingers (flying indoors no less), I'm not sure that was a good enough reason.
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