can this be used in a quadcopter like device as primary lift
1606048
Possibly, but you would have to run 5 or 6 cells most likely. I say its worth a try.
1606049
Yes, but it's not what you want to use. These are very loud and gobble power, you what something with a big low pitch prop. If you're asking this question you are new to RC Quads so I'd say you would be better off going to Tower hobbies or HobbyKing to get one that is proven to work.
1606050
Yes, if you have 4 and the correct setup. I would just get a hubsan they are the most fun per dollar.
1872427
You can and are perfectly free to mount a GoPro on this quadcopter, HOWEVER, it will not fly with such a load.If you take off the plastic shell, the upper max limit of what it can carry is about 50 grams. I really do mean max too, it's able to get in the air and stay there with that much weight, but just to hover you're running 90-95% throttle.
379631
The only issue I could see you having is with the LiPo battery or air density being so low that the props cannot generate enough lift. As it is radio controlled there would not be any other issue other than possibly wind if you were outdoors this is definitely a copter for size-able indoor spaces. There is no blade pitch adjustments so you stuck with the lift you can generate although this guy is really light and you don't need much throttle at 1,000 feet above sea level to get it going. Having no experience at high altitudes it is hard to say, perhaps review the return/refund policy and take a chance?
1431145
I believe you do. I tried it with just the main and the brush (regular) motor could not stabilize the heli.
1698674
I have not tried it, but I think it's balance/flight would suffer from the weight of an additional battery. Also, I don't think there would be sufficient room for a second battery.
960301
I dont think so. Because it looks to be too small in size to securely use the adjustment that the lift has. the lift has a way to adjust to many different routers, but from what I seen in the manual...the routers has to be 2 1/2 hp or more. I am only a beginner and the research i did tells me is is unsafe to tweak. Hope I helped. Be safe and enjoy our world.
1477137
you can mount it anywhere, but it requires a cable and power source so the quad copter can NOT fly with it
2035424
I dont see why not. I used mine for the same purpose, but on a quad. As long as the size is close, they should work just fine.
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!
584496
Yes, But it is not worth the $$$$$ . It would cost more than buying a quality Heli. Like a Blade or a Align. . Give up Heli's and get a quad copter blade 350qx or wait until May and get the Blade 200qx
33234
I don't think so this is used more for a drone or a rocket or something like that.
1451178
I wouldn't recommend adding any additional weight to this little bird. I even tend to fly mine with the canopy removed, seems a bit more responsive that way. Even with a higher mah lipo, the added weight of the bigger cell can hardly even extend flight times, much less provide any additional lift. Also, adding additional weight will dramatically reduce the life-span of the small brushed motors. Still, for the price, its a very fun quad to fly.
631272
Yes, we used the lift for a short period, but were very happy with its performance. Follow safety precautions and you should be fine.
2266474
Yes, but make sure if you are using a Polycom phone, then you would need to purchase an extra piece of accessory to support your handset while you are using the lifter.
59762
Negative. Flies like a quad-copter. Mine flew great for a day, the there was a communication failure between the plane and the remote. Had to return it.
1671100
This is pretty much a bike specific device. While you could use it for other purposes, I think it would be a forced application.
733856
That is a great Quadcopter - I have used mine for quite a while and have bought a second battery for it to have more flight time. The 110V adepter for USB works very well.