How to Build an RC Skydiver | Parachute Container | PART 8 | Project Skyfall

[@robertwren2289]

Kevin, that is so very cool. You should patented it. I really can't wait to see it work! Not to mention that happiness in you voice!

[@jacobstephens8447]

BRING ON THE DROP!!!!!!!

[@skysurferuk]

You've made an assumption that on release, it'll flip to face down... not likely, I think. A great, fun project. Looking forward to your next vid.

[@freedomhq4075]

Packing the chute has got to be one of my favorite things to watch during this project!

[@patmcnally6]

You did Great Have Fun you Deserve it

[@garyslentzii2796]

It looks like you got it all figured out 👍

[@danddietz]

Wow, this is cool.

[@toddvolpe6396]

That was very cool. Looking forward to the inaugural drop test. 🤔 Does the FAA have to do an environmental survey before your drop test? 🤨

[@CCK_PRODUCTIONS]

It will be interesting to see how it falls with a flat chest/stomach area. The flat surface area catches the air different then the other surfaces. I think it will be fine though..I wish you luck bro.

[@GrasshopperOutdoors]

One problem which might arise when using small batteries could be to limit current the servos can pull which might explain a dodgy parachute release ?

[@FernandoFontana]

Hi! It's been really fun seeing this project in progress! That battery only pulls 4.2V at 100%, I will say do all your tests, then put it back to 100% and then do the real drop if possible. 4.2V is the max, but most can do a little more if you are only gonna do this a couple of times. How are you charging it? You could try pushing it at 4.3 just to have some margin

[@DigitalNomadOnFIRE]

You really should use live animals for this, way more interesting / more peril. What?

[@DigitalNomadOnFIRE]

1 pound? Isn't that the weight of King Henry VIII horses hoof? (yes that's the origin). Didn't realise you were a royalist using King units, thought you liked metric freedom units???