Ultimate_Red
RC Groundling
Foreword
For a few days now I have been pondering and experimenting with the principle that is the Anycopter hub; It is a Multi rotor frame that is adaptable, expandable, versatile and simple. However, if I'm honest the Anycopter frame isn't good to look at.
Therefore, I planned to make a frame that incorporates the versatility of the Anycopter frame with the cool looks and performance of a BlackOut mini h-quad.
Initial Ideas
Whenever I am designing anything I will sit for a while holding a tape measure whilst throwing numbers through my head to find the right size for what I am designing. Of course those of you will have other methods, but this works for me and I'm content with it.
I decided on making the main frame section 5 inches by 7 inches as I think this is a good platform size.
With the knowledge of knowing that everyone now who has a Blackout mini h-quad flies with the 5"x3" props I decided to make sure that the arms of the Variable Multi Rotor™® (jks) were long enough to comply with these.
Then came the long process of figuring out how to make the Multi rotor frame adaptable.
Here is how I did it.
On the base plate above it has various holes with which the arms can be attached to.
And the same square pattern of holes can be found on the arms.
The intention was that the arms could be affixed onto the main plate simply via nuts and bolts like the Anycopter.
Configurations Of The Variable Geometry Multi Rotor
The VG Multi rotor as it shall now be called can be arranged into 14 different combinations. (so far I have found)
The X4
The I4
The H4
The +4
The T3
The Y3
The Fork 3
The Dead Cat 4
The Hex6
The Octo8
The Hashtag8
The SideY3
The SideT3
The Side Dead Cat 4
Plans For The Coming Days
I plan to create a Clean and dirty frame for this like these.
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__61390__Laser230_FPV_Quadcopter_Composite_Kit_230mm_.html
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/..._Folding_Mini_FPV_Quad_Copter_200mm_KIT_.html
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__61388__FPV250LH_Low_Hung_Clean_and_Dirty_KIT_.html
http://www.minihquad.com/frames/mini-h-quad/blackout-mini-h-quad
Any questions or advice let me know.
Safe Flying!
For a few days now I have been pondering and experimenting with the principle that is the Anycopter hub; It is a Multi rotor frame that is adaptable, expandable, versatile and simple. However, if I'm honest the Anycopter frame isn't good to look at.
Therefore, I planned to make a frame that incorporates the versatility of the Anycopter frame with the cool looks and performance of a BlackOut mini h-quad.
Initial Ideas
Whenever I am designing anything I will sit for a while holding a tape measure whilst throwing numbers through my head to find the right size for what I am designing. Of course those of you will have other methods, but this works for me and I'm content with it.
I decided on making the main frame section 5 inches by 7 inches as I think this is a good platform size.
With the knowledge of knowing that everyone now who has a Blackout mini h-quad flies with the 5"x3" props I decided to make sure that the arms of the Variable Multi Rotor™® (jks) were long enough to comply with these.
Then came the long process of figuring out how to make the Multi rotor frame adaptable.
Here is how I did it.

On the base plate above it has various holes with which the arms can be attached to.

And the same square pattern of holes can be found on the arms.
The intention was that the arms could be affixed onto the main plate simply via nuts and bolts like the Anycopter.

Configurations Of The Variable Geometry Multi Rotor
The VG Multi rotor as it shall now be called can be arranged into 14 different combinations. (so far I have found)
The X4

The I4

The H4

The +4

The T3

The Y3

The Fork 3

The Dead Cat 4

The Hex6

The Octo8

The Hashtag8

The SideY3

The SideT3

The Side Dead Cat 4

Plans For The Coming Days
I plan to create a Clean and dirty frame for this like these.
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__61390__Laser230_FPV_Quadcopter_Composite_Kit_230mm_.html
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/..._Folding_Mini_FPV_Quad_Copter_200mm_KIT_.html
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__61388__FPV250LH_Low_Hung_Clean_and_Dirty_KIT_.html
http://www.minihquad.com/frames/mini-h-quad/blackout-mini-h-quad
Any questions or advice let me know.
Safe Flying!