Brushed motors Arduino drone - Part1 - components

[@NullByteWHT]

This is really cool

[@borntobuild7379]

bro you don't know how much you videos helped me on my Ethical hacking skills

[@farooqpatel6773]

First of all many many thanks for your vedios and your thoughts. You consider project cost that is a best thing. I don't have a 3D printer. I want to do it with plywood.I have bought all the components which you mentioned in the part list. I'm big fan of you.

[@MrHristoB]

That's a great idea for reviving our dead drone since it's with brushed motors and got plenty of space for mods. Will definitely give it a go. I've already built the rc controller and adapted it to my boys converted bruder trucks.. Like the channel

[@varunsontakke9810]

Thanks dude .. u made that video . I am waiting for this . Cheers

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

Varun Sontakke thanks!

[@yashasranjan8497]

Finally, the video I was waiting for the most! The Video and Audio quality of your videos are awesome and that's a reason that I always love watching your videos (and obviously your unique content also). Looking forward to the whole tutorial of this Brushed Quadcopter!!

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

Thank you so much!

[@TheAscBroth]

Really enjoy your video's and learn a lot from them. I even more like that you use 3D printed parts and custom PCB's! Keep going man!

[@rodbhar6522]

Your videos are very well made.

[@Nono-hk3is]

To flash the boot loader via the pro mini, don't you need a capacitor between the FCC and reset pin of the pro mini? This keeps the reset signal from avr-dude / arduino IDE from resetting the pro mini, allowing it to continue running the arduino-as-ISP code. Also I like to print my pc board design onto card stock or other heavy paper. Then I poke holes where the vias will be drilled and populate it with the through-hole components. I guess you could hot glue smd components if you wanted to. The idea is to get a sense of how things line up physically with each other. You don't need to add every component to this mock up; just the ones (such as your NFR module) that take a lot of space and may overlap or interfere with other component.

[@MrHristoB]

True. Same goes for the nano. 10uF between rst and ground does the trick for me

[@devashishlahariya5161]

Awesome can't wait for part 2

[@abdulnufar7317]

wow wondafull man you save my ideas thanks i trust you are the Engineer

[@MCsCreations]

Awesome, dude! Really nice work! Crazy to see it flying! 😀

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

MC's Creations me too. Thank you so much!

[@hdrumplus6880]

this is my favorite channel sir please next video , how to make arduino midi drum with lcd display

[@hafizuddinmohdlowhim8426]

We use brushless motor because it can achieve maximum RAM almost instantly. Perfect for drone. Otherwise you need Gear to increase the tourqe of the brush motor.

[@AaronClatone]

I love your videos man.

[@alirezafarzipour8709]

Hi, I'm really interested for the next part of video Thanks electronoobs

[@EyeRunnMan]

hey, i already have a flysky Rx , so how to use that instead of nrf24.

[@ufohunter3688]

Good to see another video from you. A few points you have to be aware. Just because it works at room temperature, it doesn't mean it works at other temps. 1- You will need about 3.2V minimum to operate it at 16MHz. (See page 303/660 section 29.3 Speed Grades of the data sheet complete). I would worry running at > 10MHz. Are you sure you are not able to make it work on 8MHz? 2- You might consider changing one of the 22pF caps for the xtal to 20pF. The uneven values with start the xtal at all temperatures. 3- You can use a silicon diode or 2 germanium schottky diodes in series with the 4.2V supply to get your lower voltage for the IMU or whatever. The maximum voltage of a cell right after charging, is 4.2V. No need for a regulator. Good luck.

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

UFOhunter thanks for tip!

[@ufohunter3688]

Anytime my friend. You are doing the hard work of making these videos. I can appreciate the amount of work that goes into making one.

[@tamarathompson9418]

First haha i think . I saw it comeup and couldn't resist. Cheers

[@gamerguypvppvp7347]

you can actually get 4 1000kv brushless motors including esc's of amazon or ebay for under 25€,(they provide 800g thrust each on 1045 3s) if you are willing to accept 4week shipping.

[@hitecno3098]

thanks man for your work how we can use bluetooth as a receiver in this project?

[@seeking9145]

Which software did you use for the schematics?

[@نشوانالظاهر-م9ف]

How are you sir...Can you use the ADXL345 you want the MPU6050 because I don't have the MPU6050 and thank you

[@ulrichmennchen9064]

I'm really interested in whether you will succeed to get it flying. I tried the same about a year ago with almost identical parts, just wiring it without a breadboard to save some weight. I also made the mistake to use this voltage regulator and had to change it afterwards. All went very well, the motors reacted on the transmitter and also when I turned the drone around. But then I tried the same with attached propellers and each time I increased the thottle, suddenly the RC connection broke down. I assume it was either some interference from the motors or the power for the nrf24 dropped too much when I increased the throttle. I never found out what was the reason, so lets see whether you get similar problems and if so how you will solve them.

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

I had the same problem. Adding big input capacitors helps. When you increase throttle there is a huge amount of current spike. The project is still getting better. Keep up!

[@MrHristoB]

The nrf is very fussy on power. Probably the motors suck too much juice 😄😄😄 add larger caps and will be ok

[@elfelizcalamar]

Hola! Quería preguntarte que reemplazo se puede pedir para los mofset ya que en Argentina es complicado encontrar el mismo que has descrito . Que sustituto recomiendas? Como debería pedirles en una casa de electrónica?? Gracias x todos los vídeos. If you prefer To askyou in english plis let me know.

[@viclius100]

Buen dia ,no esta el circuito del transmisor con promini ,ya lo empece a armar y lo retiraron? gracias

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

www.electronoobs.com/images/Robotica/tut_5/Transmitter_schematic_arduino_drone_arduino_nano.png Con el MINI es igual que con el NANO. Saludos!

[@dulquerkawsar]

I love your videos

[@namansingh1539]

Can we use arduino nano with same digram for using 7.4 volts

[@shazminzarook1917]

Superb

[@mohamedrachidi1028]

what is the program you use to draw pcb

[@thestonedev]

can i use 5v stepup converter and then use ams1117....would it work?...I am new to this...help me

[@seifmustafa2004]

Is there a sketch of the drones body so I can 3d print it?

[@arneg0]

I really enjoyed this video! I would love to see The PCB for transmitter and flight controller in a KIT format so I can learn more

[@Vikas_Singh_Kushwaha]

i am having problem with nrf whenever i touch any nrf pin the communication starts but without it no communication. i tried many capacitor but i am having the same problem

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

Thy very short wires. Wires can be antennas for noise. Also you could wind GND around all th signal wires for less noise! Also use very stable 3.3V supply with good capacitor.

[@hectordanielramirezrodrigu9685]

Disculpa se puede hacer con motores de 6 v y conectado a wifi ?

[@dhruvsharma6031]

can we use buck converter in place of ldo

[@catherinemesa4117]

What kind of mosfet r u using

[@Kokilabenpatel3]

Hey bro can we use big motor

[@hoxorious]

Very useful! Please make a separate video about the code. Thanks! ❤

[@adelashour3253]

nice, very nice , but i have made a drone with nrf and one atmega like you have done but i didnt get satisfying results , notice that i used brushless motores , it worked fine till i used an accelometer to make it auto level, but results were no good , will watch all your videos to see how it will act using these motors

[@darkreddust2135]

Nice video but if I want to build my own drown, which of your 4 videos is the right one? XD ...

[@TheKetsa]

Go with an STM32, atmega328 is a bit weak for the task, and you won't be able to add features.

[@hullwork9420]

can i use bigger dc motor like 130 dc motor

[@florinbaciu2325]

Multumesc pentru inimi/thx for hearts

[@fuhadrock6370]

With this can it be made a plane... Or car or boat

[@sohagbabu2593]

Can I Use 2N2222 transistor on your SI2302 place.....Plz help. in my country I can'n found SI2302 mosfet😖😖😖😖😖😖 Plz help.Advance Thank You

[@ayushmanjain4008]

Can u use 130 or 180 motors for a drone which can lift about 400-500gms??

[@razvaizman5626]

awesome video dude, what about managing the lipo discharge under voltage?

[@adriang.8489]

really great project. what about gps, could you also integrate that to keep the drones in the air?

[@_NGUYENMINHTHUAN]

I dont have see the link to Gerber file. !!! Please help me

[@dennismarzan5770]

@Electronoobs when will you upload next video? I'm excited!

[@elementalwattson]

Which is the discharge capacity of the battery? 25C?

[@flashyedits-050]

What are the coreless motor length

[@jobin_arakkal7509]

Can we do the same project but with Arduino nano If yes then the nrf24l01+ pins remains the same

[@RenatAbaidulin]

Awesome project! Per aspera ad astra)

[@YoDay]

What do we do when we don't have that remote? Can we 3d print it and then use it ? Or buy such a remote from somewhere.

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

If you watch the video where I build it. you can see that you can hack any other radio controller. Or directly use 2 joystick modules and the arduino+NRF24. Keep up!

[@YoDay]

Electronoobs : Thanks I think I missed that video ;)

[@bluedeath996]

Why not use a stm32f4 or f7 like other flight controllers? They can run Arduino and would leave you the processing power for filtering, soft serial, an OSD, etc.

[@catherinemesa4117]

And love your vid

[@a.sanusinazareth9213]

My brushed arduino drone need to separate between board and the motor using 3.7v biard and 7.4v for 4 motor. how can I power all 3.7v dc syma motor 720. lipo 3.7v 3 vlades propeller

[@rabiranjanray7224]

Sir i need to make powerful drone using brushed motors can u help me,how can i proceed?? (This one u built is a smalll one)

[@mclarenmani7559]

Please send link for Gear support..!

[@clubmecanique1663]

can'i use just one arduino for the Flight Controller and the Receiver ??

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

Yes. The receiver will only have one Arduino in this project!

[@voiceoftruth1O1]

Please make a video about arduino pH with temperature meter for aquarium. Thanks

[@akshaymohanakshay6390]

Which is your PCB designing software

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

Akshaymohan Akshay right now I'm using easyEDA

[@szymongrzelak1658]

Why don't you solder gyro and accelerometer chip directly on board that could save some space and weight

[@ironhack09]

finally .

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

ironhack 9 lol. Yeah, finally. There was a lot of work.

[@rafadipre]

Me gustan tus videos, creo que deberias publicar los articulos del drone con arduino en tu canal en español.

[@marcus_w0]

Hi... Very nice Video. Again :) Where do I get the small gears and the motors you mentioned? I can't find it in your parts list. btw. Thumbs up for your video - you keep getting better and better. As a viewer from the very beginning, I must say I really like how self confident you are now versus back in the days. I always said you should try to get in front of the camera, too. You're a nice guy with a likely attitude, so no questions there :)

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

www.electronoobs.com/eng_arduino_tut23_parts2.php Look at the palstic gears link.

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

Also, thank you for the comment. Apreciate it! :)

[@omsingharjit]

where's its 2nd part video ??

[@dipakpatil3529]

Can you give simple schematic of arduino pro mini instead of chip?

[@shantotorofder3916]

hey but it does not work for brushed motor drone without gear......

[@teteafanai8955]

Just subbed to your channel, very informative videos, by the way, if its possible for you could you start on a new project of building a drone which a be capable of carrying payloads of around 2 kilograms and flies like a conventional plane.

[@vishal01mehra]

would love to make one

[@YoDay]

Oh wow drone again!

[@boimcpickle]

Noice

[@atreyibhattacharya6784]

you're god of electronics.

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

soumita bhattacharya LOL. Thank!

[@emonjahid6206]

Wow😍🌹💃❤️

[@GRBtutorials]

Interesting, but I don’t think brushed motors are good for a drone. They’re noisy, consume more power for the same output (which means reduced battery life, something scarce in a drone) and wear out quickly, which means spending more money. On the long term, it’s better to buy brushless motors. I’m personally willing to spend more money to have better motors and battery life (this is specially important to me).

[@harshilkakkad9626]

can you please share the gerber file of pcb

[@prathambhatnagar8653]

Make a tutorial on self balancing robot

[@eimparas]

Check the multi Wii project and arcucopter

[@florinbaciu2325]

An link for the plastic adaptor for motor(i prefer aliexpress)

[@ngovinhtuong]

Why you don't test fly?

[@ais_robotic]

Now add BMP180 at hold setup

[@somnathpal8697]

Receiver and transmitter code link

[@florinbaciu2325]

I can make my own transmiter? HOW?

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

I have a video on that... it is in the description. Keep up!

[@florinbaciu2325]

Thx

[@omsingharjit]

Electronoobs can i use 400mhz cheap transmitter and receiver ??

[@florinbaciu2325]

X-TREME Diy put on separate comment and electronoobs will answer

[@chagi-ch]

hii this is nice video . can you give me flight controller pcb project file . i want to build flight controller end drone thank you

[@daraphek7411]

How much money u spend for tis? Nice

[@cptcarot]

Interested in a kickstarter package, let us know

[@akshaymohanakshay6390]

Do you have any WhatsApp group for electronics hobbies

[@florinbaciu2325]

Give me an pcb😭😭i don't have an bank card for buy it😭

[@florinbaciu2325]

Frumos videoclip si la mai multe mai departe

[@aniruddhamindstrom2152]

then open a bank account

[@florinbaciu2325]

Aniruddha Mindstrom i have 16 years

[@aniruddhamindstrom2152]

+B F G Electronics (Arduino Hub) i was not knowing sorry

[@ttssoon1975]

The way of your IC soldering is WRONG.

[@stefanoderosa2375]

Nice video... Why do You speak like a 80s dj?? 😂😂😂

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

Stefano De Rosa sorry for my accent. But how 80s dj were speaking?

[@stefanoderosa2375]

Electronoobs i was Just kidding... 🤣🤣 I really like your Channel and the way You explain electronics...

[@amauryjhordygutierreznelso9733]

Aslo en español

[@qumefox]

While i'm all for learning how to do stuff. I can't help but feel this particular video series is kind of reinventing the wheel if your goal is simply to have a flyable quad at the end. Brushed AIO Flight controllers that literally all you have to do is stick on a frame, plug in your motors, and bind to your transmitter are sub $30 these days. Sub $15 for versions that don't have a built in receiver. Plus i'm not sure I could stand flying a quad that wasn't running betaflight or something based off betaflight like iNav. Been there, done that **shudder**

[@MrHristoB]

The purpose of this video is to show how to build things, not how to buy things. You're missing the point here. You could buy a drone to 15 quid. Where is the creativity???

[@somnathpal8697]

Receiver Arduino nono

[@cthulpiss]

your 3d printer is sneezing....

[@thevoidedwarranty]

Ur soldering the smd chip the wrong way , watch the eevblog tutorial .

[@elementalwattson]

Not according with his board.