RCDIY:


I make it myself when I'm not busy, bro

Can I get ya contact?

BruncleZuma:


Good use of your time...

Really?

RCDIY:

I think there are transmitters on konga. Not sure how good they are. You can also check Ali-Express

God bless u

numtums:

Can I get ya contact?

My number is visible below this post or you can check on my profile

nice job there man don't mind theses big mouth rats here

i will follow up soon

RCDIY:

My number is visible below this post or you can check on my profile

Seen thanks

RCDIY:


I have pictures here of the ones I've completed, bro

this is beautiful, notbad. how much did it cost u to get all parts to build a unit? can one remote be made to control all assembled units?

quentin06:
its cheaper to buy than build, components arent made locally. has wonderful applications.

Your statement is not exactly correct, chief.
It's easier to maintain when you build. Also parts can be interchanged if you have more than one model.
O have 5 drones and I use same transmitter for all.

Mckandre:
this is beautiful, notbad. how much did it cost u to get all parts to build a unit? can one remote be made to control all assembled units?

Thank you. Cost depends on choice of parts and size of craft.
I use one transmitter for all my drones though I have 3 receivers. That's one of the advantages of building your own. Parts can be reused

For me, this is the best and usefull thread I have come across on Nairaland. God bless the initiator

RCDIY:


Thank you. Cost depends on choice of parts and size of craft.
I use one transmitter for all my drones though I have 3 receivers. That's one of the advantages of building your own. Parts can be reused

just give me a rough estimate prices of the sizes u ve

RCDIY:


Yes, sure. I have built quite a few but I will start a new build and follow down till completion on this thread.

I'm interested in your work. Where do you reside. I want to learn. Ion mind being your apprentice during my long holidays. And like how much does building them cost?

RCDIY:


Send me a mail please. ********@gmail.com

You have a mail Sir

RCDIY:


Yes, sure. I have built quite a few but I will start a new build and follow down till completion on this thread.

Build or coupling?

Liamm:
You have a mail Sir

Seen.

Nice piece

creative mind...
Kudos man...




But no hating, i was expecting to see molding scraps, an so on, not already made parts......

Damarislopez:
Nice piece

Nice job bro. Please, does it require any programming?

Mckandre:
just give me a rough estimate prices of the sizes u ve

Please send me a mail.
ogocology@gmail.com

Dexter001:

Nice job bro. Please, does it require any programming?

Yes... But not difficult. Depending on the flight controller you use, it may be done through a computer interface (usb) or through buttons on the controller itself.

UdoEya:
creative mind...
Kudos man...




But no hating, i was expecting to see molding scraps, an so on, not already made parts......

Thank you, bro.
To be honest, I do appreciate it when guys did 'start from scratch' builds but I don't see any point doing that.
Even the drones I'm making are available on the market. The aim is to improve on existing technology, reduce cost or improve accessibility.
In my case, I am aiming at reducing cost and making this thing more accessible.

What's the point of reinventing the wheel?

dubbiskelly:


Build or coupling?

Can you tell us the difference, prof?

adjoviomole:




I'm interested in your work. Where do you reside. I want to learn. Ion mind being your apprentice during my long holidays. And like how much does building them cost?

I live in Abuja

Luiz1:
Really?

Sure

RCDIY:


Yes... But not difficult. Depending on the flight controller you use, it may be done through a computer interface (usb) or through buttons on the controller itself.

Nice work

Can you list all the needed part/component and price

RCDIY:

It depends on what you want and the parts you choose. You can make really small crafts for fun or bigger ones for Aerial photography.

hi thinking of buying one basically for aerial photography and mapping! How much will you think it will cost?

Specifically the phone type controller

RCDIY:


Well, you didn't say what your brother built so we can't discuss beyond that.

Thank you for your interest though.

He equally built a quadcopter and he ordered for the parts from an online store here in Nigeria, am sure because he made us of my pc while ordering those stuffs.

Mactons:
For me, this is the best and usefull thread I have come across on Nairaland. God bless the initiator

Amen!.

Kudos to the OP for sharing all this info free of charge

Weldone OP.


I love all these... but it's the resources that's halting me.

Very nice. PhimoTech in PH has been doing similar things but I admire your documentation. Perhaps we can have a collaboration sometime in future.