Still 9 to go haha. I'm already a hour busy with the unpacking of the 2 mm bullet connectors, I have 200 of them and they have packed it as an couple, so 100 wraps to open and sort out.

I was succeeded to build the 10 drones on time, here is the result:












The boys did some pretty good flying, in just 7-8 hours of practice they where able to make a full roll already.

They want do next year a drone stunt camp   to learn the thricks

Is camp over? What happens to the quads in the meantime? I guess you'll have to keep them active to keep them from rusting...

Awesome, BTW!

that's impressive
I hope you have a way to number them LOL
How many hours did you spend building them?

The first week is over, the second week will start within 2 weeks. It's not sure what is going to happen with the drones, i think if the company that organize the camps that they will putt them in storage and hope that they will work after a year. But i'm also thinking of buying it from them and going to give some drone build courses for schools.

Is it enough for the drone builder badge Oscar ?
The receivers have a number so we know which drone we have to select.
I think i don't wanna know how many hours i have spend on building these, it must be a lot.

(02-Aug-2017, 03:44 PM)Ikkuh Wrote: The first week is over, the second week will start within 2 weeks. It's not sure what is going to happen with the drones, i think if the company that organize the camps that they will putt them in storage and hope that they will work after a year. But i'm also thinking of buying it from them and going to give some drone build courses for schools.

Is it enough for the drone builder badge Oscar ?
The receivers have a number so we know which drone we have to select.
I think i don't wanna know how many hours i have spend on building these, it must be a lot.

Looks amazing!

How much did you end up on paying for a quad? Did the plug and play work out in the crashes?
I'm personally a fan of plug and play just because it makes it so much cleaner to remove and replace parts!

You might be onto a general build that could be used in schools around the world man!!

(02-Aug-2017, 03:44 PM)Ikkuh Wrote: Is it enough for the drone builder badge Oscar ?

LOL hell yea

@laziegoblin,
A drone cost around $180 without the FPV setup and lipo's, $80 for FPV setup and goggle.
They didn't crash that hard that i have to replace the plug and play parts only props. But they took the drone appart and build it back togheter to learn how to build a drone.
My personall prefer is direct solder, it saves some weight and the connection is more reliable and a cleaner build.
I'm really thinking on giving courses on schools to learn kids to building drones and also learn to fly.

@Oscar,
Thanks for the badge, finally the first one. 

Awesome photos! looks like it would have been a lot of fun for the kids.

The kids had a lot of fun indeed, with the building and flying, they want to do it next year again!