Shrediquette - the award-winning multirotors by William Thielicke

- September 02, 2009

Birth of the tricopter (03.11.2008)...: The second flight of the first prototype... Not very stable yet. But at least it seemed to work after all!

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tomti2 January 2010 at 01:47
Hello Dear Designer,

Can you inform me for make order (BUY $,€) and see you tri-copter.With cakera.

Thank's

Regard's:Ayhan
from TURKEY
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tomti2 January 2010 at 01:49
Hello Dear Designer,

Can you inform me for make order (BUY $,€) and see you tri-copter.With cakera.

Thank's

Regard's:Ayhan
from TURKEY
ayhanyilmaz.tr@gmail.com
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This project was started in 2008. The goal was to learn something about programming, electronics and control loops. Because I always need a cool project to learn new things, it was clear that something that can fly had to be built.
The project started as a "tricopter-only" project, but as I wanted to build smaller vehicles with more payload capacity, I decided to make some quadrotor, hexacopter and Y6 hexacopter firmwares too. My main interest is to build very small MAVs that fly as good as larger ones (or even better) and that can be controlled by wireless video link. I also experimented with autonomous flight in GPS-denied areas (video), and with GPS assisted autonomous hover (video).
-- William

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