This is a post where everyone can share their insights, experiences, best practices and findings in drone/multirotor design and development, whether is about optimizing frame structures
I’ve ben designing multirotor of different categories for around 2 years, over this I’ve been developing generic frame such as quads, hexa and making them as light as possible using various composites and additive manufacturing techniques. Lately I’ve had some questions going on in my mind “what if we do this was, will it work or not”. Here are those questions:
- Is it always necessary to have my rotors on the wheelbase of the multirotor, if not what are the considerations to be taken while design?
- what are the best practices while designing a multirotor frame that you follow?
- consider a quad, will it be ok if my forward motors are inverted and rear motors are normal/vice versa, is it must to have propellers in same plane, if not what are the considerations to be observed while designing?
- what are the considerations while designing composite monocoque multirotor frames.
i will also update you guys on the best practices that i generally flow once this conservation is active
thank you