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Drone Assembling Course

The motors and propellers are the Drone technology, which move the UAV(Unmanned Aerial Vehicle ) into the air and to fly in any direction. They receive data from the flight controller and the electronic speed controllers (ESC) on the drone motor direction to either fly or hover.

Drone Assembling & Maintenance Course

For someone new to the multirotor hobby, putting together your first quadcopter parts list can be extremely daunting. Trying to figure out what to buy and what parts will work together is tough, especially for people who don’t come from a background in radio controlled planes or helicopters. Forums are packed with people who want to build a quadcopter but don’t know where to start. It can be frustrating trying to sort through the thousands of posts on forums and blogs and figure out what to do. We’ve heard from a lot of readers who are in similar positions and this post is designed to spell out exactly what you need for your first quadcopter build. While we will recommend a complete list of specific parts that we have used and tested for a complete quadcopter build, the main purpose of this post is to provide a general overview of the parts needed to build a quadcopter. Here’s what you’ll need:

Frame
Motor x4
Electronic Speed Control (ESC) x4
Flight Control Board
Radio transmitter and receiver
Propeller x4 (2 clockwise and 2 counter-clockwise)
Battery & Charger

You will also need some miscellaneous things like zipties, double sided tape and/or velcro, a small amount of heavy gauge wire, battery strap, and some female to female servo leads or jumper wires. As far as tools go, you will want to have access to a soldering iron, small screwdrivers, hex wrenches, needle-nose pliers, and a hot glue gun. Now we’ll go over each part in detail and provide a specific recommendation.