Diy Raspberry Pi drone. - Revision history

Mol: /* Motors and propellers (props) */

2025-12-25T11:32:49Z

Motors and propellers (props)

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	Propellers with a white ring typically attach clockwise, while those without a ring attach counterclockwise		Propellers with a white ring typically attach clockwise, while those without a ring attach counterclockwise

			Balancing propellers.

	=== Telemetry ===		=== Telemetry ===

2025-12-25T11:30:45Z

Motors

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	=== Motors ===		=== Motors and propellers (props) ===

	<gallery>		<gallery>
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	* More debris on FC/ESC pile.		* More debris on FC/ESC pile.
	* Turtle mode issue; the propellers spins the opposite direction when you are upside down.		* Turtle mode issue; the propellers spins the opposite direction when you are upside down.

			The three main types of propellers
			* pusher: mounted on the rear of the drone and push air backwards
			* tractor: mounted on the front and pull air forwards
			* folding:

			Propellers with a white ring typically attach clockwise, while those without a ring attach counterclockwise

	=== Telemetry ===		=== Telemetry ===

2025-12-25T11:21:53Z

Wiring and connections

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	== Wiring and connections ==		== Wiring and connections ==

			<gallery>
			Drone badwires.jpg\|thumb\|The first revision. The wiring is loose and easy to break.
			Drone wiresusingshrinkingtube.jpg\|thumb\|The tube shields the wires.
			Drone cuttingthetube.jpg\|thumb\|I used soldering iron and a pen to cut the tube into desired length. Do not breath the fumes.
			Drone wiressoldered.jpg\|thumb\|The wires upon the motor controller. Hope that it wont give a rise to the temperature too much.
			Drone wiresok.jpg\|thumb\|Everything stacked again.
			</gallery>

2025-12-25T11:04:54Z

Motors

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	Motor spinning is reversed (props out)		Motor spinning is reversed (props out)
	*		* Enhanced control in tight turns.
			* More debris on FC/ESC pile.
			* Turtle mode issue; the propellers spins the opposite direction when you are upside down.

	=== Telemetry ===		=== Telemetry ===

2025-12-25T11:01:22Z

Motors

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	</gallery>		</gallery>

	Motor spinning is reversed		Motor spinning is reversed (props out)
			*

	=== Telemetry ===		=== Telemetry ===

2025-12-25T11:00:09Z

Telemetry

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	Online App: https://app.betaflight.com/#		Online App: https://app.betaflight.com/#


			=== Motors ===

			<gallery>
			Drone motorspinningdirection.png\|thumb\|The motor spinning direction is reversed.
			</gallery>

			Motor spinning is reversed

	=== Telemetry ===		=== Telemetry ===

2025-12-16T20:06:09Z

iBus telemetry

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	* Connect the TX pin of an autopilot telemetry port to the signal pin of your i-BUS receiver’s SENS interface. No VCC or GND pins should be needed as the receiver will already be powered by the PPM RC connection or the servo rail.		* Connect the TX pin of an autopilot telemetry port to the signal pin of your i-BUS receiver’s SENS interface. No VCC or GND pins should be needed as the receiver will already be powered by the PPM RC connection or the servo rail.
	* Enable telemetry display on your supporting transmitter.		* Enable telemetry display on your supporting transmitter. Flysky FS-i6/X with stock firmware: page 21 of the user manual: https://www.flysky-cn.com/fsi6

	=== Raspberry Pi ===		=== Raspberry Pi ===

2025-12-16T20:05:31Z

iBus telemetry

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	* Connect the TX pin of an autopilot telemetry port to the signal pin of your i-BUS receiver’s SENS interface. No VCC or GND pins should be needed as the receiver will already be powered by the PPM RC connection or the servo rail.		* Connect the TX pin of an autopilot telemetry port to the signal pin of your i-BUS receiver’s SENS interface. No VCC or GND pins should be needed as the receiver will already be powered by the PPM RC connection or the servo rail.
			* Enable telemetry display on your supporting transmitter.

	=== Raspberry Pi ===		=== Raspberry Pi ===

2025-12-16T20:04:21Z

iBus telemetry

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	https://ardupilot.org/plane/docs/common-ibus-telemetry.html#common-ibus-telemetry		https://ardupilot.org/plane/docs/common-ibus-telemetry.html#common-ibus-telemetry

			* Connect the TX pin of an autopilot telemetry port to the signal pin of your i-BUS receiver’s SENS interface. No VCC or GND pins should be needed as the receiver will already be powered by the PPM RC connection or the servo rail.

	=== Raspberry Pi ===		=== Raspberry Pi ===

2025-12-16T20:02:27Z

Telemetry

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	* https://www.dronetrest.com/t/help-connect-the-flysky-fs-ia10b-to-speedybee-f405-v3/10496		* https://www.dronetrest.com/t/help-connect-the-flysky-fs-ia10b-to-speedybee-f405-v3/10496

			=== iBus telemetry ===

			https://ardupilot.org/plane/docs/common-ibus-telemetry.html#common-ibus-telemetry

	=== Raspberry Pi ===		=== Raspberry Pi ===