Today I parked a bicycle at a bike rack on Market Street Sydney, just east of Pitt St lights this morning at 6:00 am. (5 Oct 15)
This spot is subject to heavy pedestrian traffic, and probably over a thousand pairs eyes in cars stopped at lights.
Great Spot
This spot is just outside Westfield Sydney and opposite David Jones, and just up the road from Myer’s. Around the corner from Zara and H&M
Bike on rack in Market St Sydney
This is an exciting development on the promotion of Test and Tag Sydney
Cycle add on Market St looking west, just short of the lights
This guide will show you everything you need to know to fly a quadcopter. These tutorials will also apply to flying any other multirotor. After reading this page, be sure to check out the flying lessons.
The Controls
Below is an example of all the controls for flying a quadcopter and how each control works.
Roll tilts the quadcopter left and right by speeding up the rotors on one side and slowing them down on the other.
Pitch tilts the quadcopter forward and backward the same way that roll does.
Yaw rotates the quadcopter by speeding up all of the rotors spinning in on direction and slowing down all of the rotors spinning in the opposite direction.
Throttle controls the up and down axis by varying the overall speed of the rotors.
These controls also have other names, for example: roll = aileron, pitch = elevator and yaw = rudder.
Stabilization
There are usually 3 main stabilization modes for a quadcopter.
Rate, also know as manual, hard or Acro.
Attitude (not to be confused with Altitude), also know as self-level or Auto-level.
GPS-hold, also known as Loiter.
In the video tutorials I’ll be teaching you to fly in manual mode, it’s the hardest to learn but the most fun.
Before You Fly
When learning to fly a quadcopter, these are the things you should do if you want to have the best experience while still flying safe.
Go to a park or big grass field.
Fly in the morning to reduce the chances of flying in wind
Don’t fly with distractions
Stay away from people and animals
Take it slow, don’t go too far past your limits.
Video And Written Tutorials
These are the actual “How to Fly a Quadcopter” videos I was talking about.
This guide will show you everything you need to know to fly a quadcopter. These tutorials will also apply to flying any other multirotor. After reading this page, be sure to check out the flying lessons.
The Controls
Below is an example of all the controls for flying a quadcopter and how each control works.
Roll tilts the quadcopter left and right by speeding up the rotors on one side and slowing them down on the other.
Pitch tilts the quadcopter forward and backward the same way that roll does.
Yaw rotates the quadcopter by speeding up all of the rotors spinning in on direction and slowing down all of the rotors spinning in the opposite direction.
Throttle controls the up and down axis by varying the overall speed of the rotors.
These controls also have other names, for example: roll = aileron, pitch = elevator and yaw = rudder.
Stabilization
There are usually 3 main stabilization modes for a quadcopter.
Rate, also know as manual, hard or Acro.
Attitude (not to be confused with Altitude), also know as self-level or Auto-level.
GPS-hold, also known as Loiter.
In the video tutorials I’ll be teaching you to fly in manual mode, it’s the hardest to learn but the most fun.
Before You Fly
When learning to fly a quadcopter, these are the things you should do if you want to have the best experience while still flying safe.
Go to a park or big grass field.
Fly in the morning to reduce the chances of flying in wind
Don’t fly with distractions
Stay away from people and animals
Take it slow, don’t go too far past your limits.
Video And Written Tutorials
These are the actual “How to Fly a Quadcopter” videos I was talking about.
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