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This is a great modification for the O4 lite camera! I purchased Flywoo's wide lens converters. Modifying the O4 lite camera was easy and safe, but they were too big and heavy. I would like to modify the lens of the O4 lite camera while avoiding the risk of exposure to volatile gases from the adhesive. Do you think it is possible to attach the O3 lens to the O4 lite sensor unit without using adhesive? Thank you in advance.
hi.
of course you can. no one forbids using bolts or screws, you just need to develop a mounting model.
but I don't think you need to worry so much about the glue vapor, you can glue my adapter with the lens unscrewed. if this worries you too much, you can carefully glue the sensor first, but there is a risk of damaging it or getting it dirty.
you can apply glue only on the outside, that's also an option.
when I glued it, I applied a very small amount of B7000 glue along the adapter contour, gave it a minute and only then glued it.
Does the footage look ok with gyro flow?
I have since disassembled the Baby Turtle because honestly it did not meet the performance criteria I was looking for. It's gyro flow performance was usable. Not perfect. I moved the Baby Turtle's 04 air unit over to my JeNo Pocket build. The JeNo Pocket's performance is more in line with what I was seeking in a backyard freestyle quad. It is much closer in flight performance to a larger quad. The JeNO Pocket's gyro flow performance unfortunately is much worse than the Baby Turtle's and I cannot use stabilization with it at all. I have some things that I will be trying to fix this. It is surprising to me that the stabilization performance on my 75mm whoop 04 is very good and I can't get it smooth on these micros.
I didnt realise i commented on both your posts! Thanks for the reply. I have the same build as your pocket on an alfarc fi115 frame and also have issues with gyroflow, however the footage while flying is good and has no jello. I was thinking the jeno o4 camera mount would have solved this but seems like it hasnt for you.
Are you using dynamic idle per the jeno tune recommendation? I'm finding on this aio it has a high motor idle (static idle) around 11.5-12%.
how did u go for flight time?
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another place to get this frame.?
Hi! Where can I buy a frame like this one?
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Hi, i'm trying to build a similar quad, based on the same frame but going analog 2s to work with the same equipment i already have. Do you have a PID tune for this frame by any chance? the FC i'm planning to use doesn't have a black box and i can't find anything related to this frame online. thanks in advance!
what's the benefit of tilting the rotors? I can only really imagine it making sense for adjusting overall pitch but still using differential thrust for attitude control on pitch. incredibly impressive design.
for the small amount of benefits you'd get from a quad with only the front 2 motors tilting you have allot of tricky software changes. if all 4 tilt the control system doesn't need many tweaks since the tilting isn't being used for attitude control (aka it's not making changes in the hz timeframe like a tricopter) but with 2 tilting motors the control rules would change dramatically. so i think that's unlikely but if he did find a way to make the software work well it could be a pretty cool idea.
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