Hi Lee, O-my , how beautiful. I haven't flown a large heli since the 90s. I had a T-rex with a .61 K/B. I would be so nervous building this. But if I was younger I would love it. I think I'm going to stay with the M2. Thanks again for the video and information about this heli

Damn that motor is insane. Lol looks top notch though. They have some really nice stuff

Thanks for this series Lee, I've just bought a T-Rex740 and want to run it on ArduCopter so will be following with great interest to see how you do it 👍

Great review and descriptions!! I got my M4 and built it a few days ago! The build - my first ever kit build was going very, very smooth. Everything was fitting well, the precision of the parts is great. Cant wait to get her in the sky!!

Beautiful helicopter, Lee! Fantastic build! 😃 Some day I'm going to get one! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

Beautiful machine, fantastic overview! This is the video I have been waiting for. After having built a couple of INAV Chinooks out of M1, M2 and Goblin Fireball parts, it is time for something larger. Now waiting for some cash to cross my way, then spend it on two M4 bundles and a Pixhawk. Looking forward to the maiden.

399 USD .. 8 min fly time.. build kit with limited quantities .. tuning and adjustment with good build quality .. this checks all the boxes .. wanna move up from the Wltoys V series heli's .. this might be it .. cheers !

For those that are wondering, Jonas Wackershauser is the designer of the M4. He also designed both the M1 & M2 EVO helicopters, plus he is one of the developers of AccuRC Precision Simulator. Jonas is fricken amazing. =^/,..,^=

@Zikatus

Жыл бұрын

how do you know that the M1 and M2 are designed by that person ?

@LGBender

Жыл бұрын

@@Zikatus They aren't. Jonas is heavily involved in OMP, but he didn't design the M1/M2.

@Zikatus

Жыл бұрын

@@LGBender I knew that. I just asked because internet is full if clowns who spread fake news.

Look's like you done a really good job putting it together.

Hi Buddy, long time! Hope you're well. Got mine up and running. So if you run a 2200Mah at around 1850rpm, with light 3D you can get a whopping 12 min flight time! Definitely some lovely efficiency gains from this well optimised direct-drive.

I have a Goosky S2 and it rocks. I was going to purchase the Rs4 but I'm really liking this one. I have an Omp Edge 540 and it's hands down the best 3d plane I've flown

can't wait to see the pixhawk setup. I hope you will go into details about it. Thanks!

Pssst, Miss Brushless Motor... Your coils are showing, and it's making the boys giggle.

@tin2001

Жыл бұрын

They also keep making references to how big things are...

I’m very interested in this heli. Looks like a good build and very well thought out

@adamrosenberg4367

Жыл бұрын

I'm really glad you're gonna put Ardupilot on it! That's something I've been wanting to experiment with!

Looking forward to seeing your aducopter setup. I have a number of older electric helis that use the old microbeast and I would love to upgrade them to a modern flight controller. I believe neither Betaflight nor iNAV have any real helicopter support - is that correct?

@Painless360

Жыл бұрын

Yep, pretty much. Ardupilot understands things like swash mixing. Excited to try and set it up! Stay tuned!

Hi Professor Lee. We want to see the fight. Are you assemble a camera with head tracker cam?

Lee Question ... Do you have opinion or experience on Rotorflight ? .. cheers !!!

@Painless360

10 ай бұрын

I don't,,, yet. Thanks for the question.... Happy flying

hello, i've ordered an pixhawk 6 mini, but do i need also an receiver? or can i connect it directly? and what with the transmitter?

@Painless360

Жыл бұрын

You'll need to find a reciever. Happy flying

Still have 3 old helicopters in my garage and in storage. Even with these new models I just never got the bug to fly them again. Wish I could sell my old 700 size heli too. Nobody wants to buy it.

Why not have a separate motor for the tail like the smaller models ?

@Painless360

Жыл бұрын

Variable pitch tails are far better for more spriried flying and control in both directions. You can have the tail 'push' in both directions and not just rely on the counter torque from the main rotor for one side... Happy flying

@winstonsmith7801

Жыл бұрын

@@Painless360 Fair enough , I just thought for ease of maintenance , a tail motor would be easier.

@Painless360

Жыл бұрын

Easier maintenence. Less performance... Happy flying

No FBL system. Goosky RS4 has it.

@Painless360

Жыл бұрын

Plan for FBL covered in the video... Happy flying

Sir can you plz make a vedio to program mission planner for a nitro helicopter

@Painless360

Жыл бұрын

It'll be very similar to the series I'm about to do. With the exception being around throttle setup. Stay tuned

@rupakdutta2980

Жыл бұрын

@@Painless360 thank you sir for your reply..can we allso use f405 fc for that ?

@Painless360

Жыл бұрын

I don't fly nitro here so not an expert... Best of luck

@rupakdutta2980

Жыл бұрын

@@Painless360 thank you for your response. Happy flying

The kit I got did reference every numbered bag of parts as it's assembled in the manual.

@Painless360

2 ай бұрын

Fab, they listened! :D

ArduHeli! I've been wanting to do something like that myself! Ultimate goal is an ArduChinook for heavy lift autonomy!

@tin2001

Жыл бұрын

I've wanted to do an ardupilot helicopter for ages too. But I feel like I need to finish mounting the flight controller into my plane I was intending to run ardupilot on too.... That project started before Coronavirus. Every time I get inspired to do anything about it, I either can't find some part I need, or I can't decide how I'm going to mount something, and I give up in frustration (with myself more than the project - it's pretty basic stuff really).