thepasty

free more lead than I did this year.

have you thought about hard cased lithium polymer? loads of mah for the size and they charge in an hour or 70% in 30mins

yup

I've had this also, when I've had no ovement i the pattern sometimes they just wont commit or even notice my decoys, wack some movement in there and its like flies to sheet.

you'd think so wouldnt you.

could we not use the power of PW to help sort this?

I dont see the need for these types of devises and dont like the idea of something listening all the time... I got my phone if I need info, music etc...

with my .410 hammer I have the hammers back but gun broken.

where as here in cornwall and devon, I received my renewal notice, sent it off, quick phone call by FEO and certs back in 2 weeks...

thats because they're quad copters, As I initially said anything with 6 or more motors can fly with a motor gone, I've done it many many times (props coming off etc), even with simple kk flight controllers that have no stabilisation or the like. Admittedly a Y6 config will be difficult to fly with a motor out as you lose alot of yaw control and it'll rotate but having said that with a good pilot you can still get it back with some work.

How long have you been flying multicopters? Motor failure in flight.. 🙄

ok so this vid showing a hexacopter flying with 5 motors must be cgi... 🙄

yup even my old diy jobs you could throw into the air inverted and spinning and they would sort themselves out in a few feet.

any decent mutlirotor system will sort itself in a couple seconds after being hit and if its got 6 or more motors it can lose a couple with little ill effect. I started building my own about 10 years ago before you could by off the shelf ready to go "drones", even back then with decent gyros, accelerometers, gps and even barometers (for alt hold) you could build a rock steady take a few knocks system. If they're decent systems being uses all that needs to be done is use direction 2.4ghz (or whatever is being used to control the system) to sever the control, once down the "drone" should go into fail safe and fly back to its point of origin where the offendending operator can be located.

mine!