can it be used for a quadcopter?
2028406
It is a quadcopter. Although small and a bit twitchy, it is a good way to learn how to fly. If you can fly this you can fly one of the bigger ones. Control from an iPhone/iPad is not ideal, but with practive it can be done. Just make sure you get some extra props as this is the most vulnerable part of this little quad.
2028407
Honestly I do not know. I have not flown my QR W100. I did download the iphone wifi Quadcopter app, however. But it sets on a shelf collecting dust.
1165516
No idea bro...if it has the same connector on the battery as the DJI phantom it will work..(XT60 connector, that's the little white connector on the battery). I do know that it helps a lot during day and nite. It is very bright and helps with tracking forward direction when flying. If you get too far away just stop, rotate the bird and you will see the light and immediately know your forward direction to get it heading back towards you.
1787807
I only fly airplanes, but I know that this receiver works on helicopters, so I'am assumingthat your quadcopter works like a heli, so as long as it requires 6 or less channels youshould not have any problems. The regeiver is very good never had any problems.
1537280
sorry it took awhile to answer. i think it can. i havent flown my quad yet. took me awhile to program it. its just me. im tech challanged
1036161
Yes it will work fine I have two quads with kk2.1 in them . As far as range it works good in large field with no problems.
2046576
Yes but it is a mod to the drone. Essentially you need a wifi extender. Picture the drone as a simple wifi hotspot like the one you probably have in your home. To have a better flying range you need a range extender. Parrot AR.Drone Quadricopter WiFi Range Extender Kit
1876795
No, not possible. The transmitter is mounted on your UAV and the receiver is on the ground. There is no way to transmit commands from the ground to the UAV with this setup.
2261673
I don't have any knowledge of this subject but I would say that it would depend on the cameras weight and what it uses for a power source. I don't believe that the on board quad battery is suitable for powering the camera as it already has a short 7-8 minute flight capacity.
923613
I use mine for a quad copter so you should be fine. Depending on the number of channels on your transmitter, you may be able to get by with fewer channels on the receiver for less $.
843063
Yes. You have to make sure you pair it with the phantom. There are instructions on the DJI website on how to do this.
2215420
Yes. I have 5 of these esc's. I have one in my arduino quadcopter now. No issues at all. You just have to pay attention to wiring layout to motors.With arduino system there is a motor cycling part of the setup. get that correct and you are off and flying.
2162757
Yes it will.. Depending on your quadcoptor you may need more supplies though. I am using it with a GoPro 3+ black, a mini IOSD, and a al-58.
2187602
If the quad can use a 3 cell LiPo, then it can use this one as long as it physically fits.
780200
Yes I think they would work fine. I use them on my 550 quad and they work. Get the carbon fiber props to go with it.
1360929
You could make it work, the problem is that it may be to heavy for your aircraft. It added a bit of weight to my dji 550 and that has 6 props!
340422
Yes, I think you can. My first cpoter(v911) was crashed, and have bought another one (only copter itself, not including a transimitter), and it worked.
20690
That will be way too heavy, quad itself is less than 3 oz. I fly mine with a 808 keychain cam and that works great.