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Use in questions asking about why the materials or components of drones/model aircraft are constructed in a certain way.
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Where can I find a computational fluid dynamics model of a full quadcopter or multirotor?
If you’re willing to design an accurate-ish model of the aircraft you want, or pay someone to design one for you, you can run the CFD simulation and get the results for yourself. …
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Why do multirotors usually have four propellors?
This is a very interesting question, and one that is always my favourite to answer.
Firstly, rotary aircraft commonly need an even number of propellers (though not always) or another way to counterac …
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Is it better to have a bottom heavy quadcopter or a top heavy quadcopter when it comes to a ...
As far as I know, it doesn’t make too much of a difference in regards to flight stability because of something called the Drone Pendulum Fallacy, which describes how the drone rotates about the centre …
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