Quadcopter frames seem to consistently follow the same X design. For example:
I'm curious to know why that is. It certainly seems like the most efficient way to use space but is it the only frame design that would work for quadcopters?
For instance, would a design like this work?
Why
Why or why not?
Quadcopter frames seem to consistently follow the same X design. For example:
I'm curious to know why that is. It certainly seems like the most efficient way to use space but is it the only frame design that would work for quadcopters?
For instance, would a design like this work?
Why or why not?
Quadcopter frames seem to consistently follow the same X design. For example:
I'm curious to know why that is. It certainly seems like the most efficient way to use space but is it the only frame design that would work for quadcopters?
For instance, would a design like this work?
Why or why not?
Quadcopter frames seem to consistently follow the same X design. For example:
I'm curious to know why that is. It certainly seems like the most efficient way to use space but is it the only frame design that would work for quadcopters?
For instance, would a design like this work?
Why or why not?
