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Title: quadcopter using coreless motors
Post by: abhinavbhopal26 on July 26, 2016, 02:23:42 PM
i will be using coreless motors of around 48000 rpm in my quadcopter. the frame will be made of bamboo sticks or similar light weight objects.
i want to know if only one esc will do the trick for me.? i will be using CC3D as my flight controller and i want to control it using my android phone, is that possible?
and can i use batttery from my mobile phone to power the copter?
it is going to be a mini copter and very lightweight, so please consider these things and reply


Title: Re: quadcopter using coreless motors
Post by: johnywalker8pm on July 26, 2016, 02:36:07 PM
www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6bHvD4IdYo


Title: Re: quadcopter using coreless motors
Post by: johnywalker8pm on July 26, 2016, 02:37:23 PM
You can ask Satya sir for any further help.


Title: Re: quadcopter using coreless motors
Post by: SK1701 on July 26, 2016, 02:45:40 PM
You can't drive coreless motors off a CC3D as the CC3D is meant for use with brushless motors and ESCs and so outputs a PWM signal meant for the ESC. You also can't drive 4 motors off a single ESC. You need a brushed ESC for coreless motors. Using brushed ESCs on a quad this size is total overkill. A better choice is a brushed flight controller like the Scisky/ Quanum Pico or the new SPRacing F3 Evo Brushed board. You could also use something like the CJMCU frame + flight controller and a Bluetooth module to control it from your phone. Take a look at this: http://ez-gui.com/other/cjmcu-quad-and-ez-gui/ The problem with these small brushed builds is that it is difficult to get batteries for them. I doubt your phone battery will be able to supply enough current.


Title: Re: quadcopter using coreless motors
Post by: abhinavbhopal26 on July 26, 2016, 04:14:51 PM
could you please elaborate on use of this spr racing f3 evo board and also the above video is basically has everything that i hv planned. could you please tell me which fc board i should buy because the video has not mentioned it


Title: Re: quadcopter using coreless motors
Post by: abhinavbhopal26 on July 26, 2016, 04:30:29 PM
thanks for the video. do you know the board used here? it would be of great help if i can know the name of the board!


Title: Re: quadcopter using coreless motors
Post by: SK1701 on July 26, 2016, 06:04:02 PM
This (http://www.goodluckbuy.com/micro-quadcopter-flight-driver-controller-9dof-9-axis-altitude-sensor-stm32f103.html) is the board used in the link I posted. The other board I mentioned is the SP Racing F3 EVO Brushed (http://www.banggood.com/Micro-32bits-Brushed-Flight-Control-Board-Based-On-SP-RACING-F3-EVO-Brush-For-Micro-FPV-Frame-p-1070068.html?p=ZX25091138497201501B). It may be good if you are building your own frame but I don't know for sure if it supports bluetooth control (though I think it should). It is also a brand new product, still on preorder so the quality is still unknown.


Title: Re: quadcopter using coreless motors
Post by: johnywalker8pm on July 26, 2016, 06:21:06 PM
That is WL V939. That board is obsolete now. Anyway Wl V939 board is compatible with flysky protocol.


Title: Re: quadcopter using coreless motors
Post by: abhinavbhopal26 on July 26, 2016, 06:23:33 PM
also, this guy doesnt seem to use any ESC for the motors. can anyone please explain why he did that?


Title: Re: quadcopter using coreless motors
Post by: abhinavbhopal26 on July 26, 2016, 06:31:04 PM
SK1701 that has the frame too. but i want to build my own frame and use a flight controller. can u suggest any good but cheap FC boards?


Title: Re: quadcopter using coreless motors
Post by: SK1701 on July 26, 2016, 06:55:05 PM
That is WL V939. That board is obsolete now. Anyway Wl V939 board is compatible with flysky protocol.
No it isn't. It's an STM32 based board that runs Cleanflight. It also does not have any integrated receiver.

also, this guy doesnt seem to use any ESC for the motors. can anyone please explain why he did that?
You don't need ESCs as the board has built in FETs to drive the motors. Most brushed boards have that.

SK1701 that has the frame too. but i want to build my own frame and use a flight controller. can u suggest any good but cheap FC boards?

I don't have much experience with brushed quads you could use the SPRacing Evo Brushed board I posted a link to or the Micro Scisky board.


Title: Re: quadcopter using coreless motors
Post by: abhinavbhopal26 on July 27, 2016, 12:22:14 AM
i have a KK2.1.5 mini multi-rotor lcd fc board available here. (link-http://robokits.co.in/quadrotors-hexarotors-drones/flight-controllers/kk2.1.5-mini-multi-rotor-lcd-flight-control-board?zenid=3pmoav1js6skqunn1f8ifd5l72)
can i use this?


Title: Re: quadcopter using coreless motors
Post by: abhinavbhopal26 on July 27, 2016, 02:38:09 PM
@SK1701 tell me sites from where i can get the flight controllers. the names you have mentioned are all available on banggood or hobbyking sites which are US based. just guide me a little bit more. :)


Title: Re: quadcopter using coreless motors
Post by: Inv3nt0r on July 27, 2016, 03:55:18 PM
@SK1701 tell me sites from where i can get the flight controllers. the names you have mentioned are all available on banggood or hobbyking sites which are US based. just guide me a little bit more. :)
rcduniya.com
quadkopters.com
Rchyper.com
Rcmumbai.com
Hobbysea.com
Spherehobbies.com
First go on rcduniya.com, on the home page you will see all RC resellers and sites. Also use rcduniya like RC search engine 😉😜




Title: Re: quadcopter using coreless motors
Post by: abhinavbhopal26 on July 28, 2016, 09:11:21 PM
can anyone tell me how long do those motors last?
i mean after how much time will i have to replace them with new ones?