July
@july
some thoughts - honestly this whole "rethought the drone thing" is complete BS - this is a known form factor - as with vehicle / dynamics / control design -- its all design trade offs - what is your mission and what are you maximizing for? sure you get: - benefits of with coaxial rotors, you have a shorter moment arm for pitch, roll, yaw - better thrust to weight per area - but that means you need a weirder more precise (is my guess) control strategy - multirotor drones have well known control strategies - control-tuning standpoint means you gotta do your own thing which is cool but just less proven, means more testing - lack of redundancy - if you have more rotors, it means better redundancy. with 2 coaxial rotors, you lost one rotor you lost 50% thrust - not the best again - it's all A) what is your mission B) what tradeoffs are you making C) there is no single bullet that solves all missions
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July
@july
cc: @christin
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keccers
@keccers.eth
Change is hard
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christin
@christin
one more comment from our local military leader https://warpcast.com/cameron/0x34a184b7
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Jason
@jachian
It’s all tradeoffs all the way down
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