I had my 1st days of fun with it, and it is fun.. )
90 mins never have taken so long ( recharge time of the battery ).
Its for sale in holland at the pdashop.nl wich delivered mine the next day for 349,-
Incidently i came a cross this model wich seems to be more pro with ir sensors and gps on board
http://store.fahpah.com/ProductDetails. ... ode=ackit1
Ok green light here, got to fly ;o)
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r_255 wrote:Its for sale in holland at the pdashop.nl wich delivered mine the next day for 349,-
A Dutch supplier, at last. That's good News!
That's the http://www.DIYDrones.com project. I have pre-ordered one of those a couple of days ago. It's a promising Open Source project, but not quite mature yet. Though they are working on a software version that can stable a regular model helicopter. Per-alpha state, but very promising.r_255 wrote:Incidently i came a cross this model wich seems to be more pro with ir sensors and gps on board
http://store.fahpah.com/ProductDetails. ... ode=ackit1
If you're serious into multicopter flying, check out http://www.mikrokopter.de Those guys are quite expensive, but they offer a quite mature project.
Final hint on the AR.Drone: Be careful flying outside: It is know to ascend out of control.