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Crazyflie 2.0 Nano Quadcopter + CrazyRadio Bundle
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An open source kit designed for flexible development and hacking, the Crazyflie Nano Quadcopter Kit 2.0 w/ Radio comes with all the parts you need to construct your own aircraft weighing only 0.95 oz and measuring 3.62” motor to motor. Now built with an expansion port for attaching additional electronics, separate power management, a chip with higher processing, flash, and RAM, and an additional power amplifier in the radio, the latest version of the Crazyflie takes your homemade journey to entirely new heights.To see the copter in action, scroll on down to embedded video just before the Specs section Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downStone-D
42
Jun 27, 2017
I love quads, especially microquads. I was flying FPV in my house with a brushless Super-X
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLLIeKl4VwI , https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjDuJsByE4o) at least two years before the Tiny Whoop craze took off.
I'm seriously failing to see the attraction with this. What are the pros over, say, my old Super-X (with a barometer, as demo'd in the first video) using MultiWii or a more recent KingKong 90GT (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrWtOFontfw) using BetaFlight?
You can hack away at the firmware to your heart's content, and brushless motors means your payload capacity goes up massively.
At $200 USD I expect brushless motors, 2S, an 800TVL camera and a 200MW VTX. Not a brushed 1s that doesn't even have a 2.4Ghz receiver.
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLLIeKl4VwI , https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjDuJsByE4o) at least two years before the Tiny Whoop craze took off.
I'm seriously failing to see the attraction with this. What are the pros over, say, my old Super-X (with a barometer, as demo'd in the first video) using MultiWii or a more recent KingKong 90GT (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrWtOFontfw) using BetaFlight?
You can hack away at the firmware to your heart's content, and brushless motors means your payload capacity goes up massively.
At $200 USD I expect brushless motors, 2S, an 800TVL camera and a 200MW VTX. Not a brushed 1s that doesn't even have a 2.4Ghz receiver.
Marco_A2_Oliveira
3
Jun 27, 2017
Stone-DFor FPV use, the crazyflie is indeed not as appropriate as the KingKong GT and SuperX, despite the existence of a specific FPV thread [1], since it was developed as an expandable research, development and tinkering flying robot platform [2][3].
[1] https://forum.bitcraze.io/viewtopic.php?f=6&p=8295 [2] bitcraze.io [3] https://www.bitcraze.io/2016/01/the-deck-api-run-your-code-in-crazyflie-2-0/
[1] https://forum.bitcraze.io/viewtopic.php?f=6&p=8295 [2] bitcraze.io [3] https://www.bitcraze.io/2016/01/the-deck-api-run-your-code-in-crazyflie-2-0/
Stone-D
42
Jun 27, 2017
Marco_A2_OliveiraWow, brings back horrible memories. Nearly 100 Euros (110 ish USD) for a camera and VTX. Now you can get an all-in-one with antenna for under $20 on Banggood (eg https://www.banggood.com/Eachine-EF-01-AIO-5_8G-40CH-25MW-VTX-800TVL-13-Cmos-FPV-Camera-p-1064301.html). Still, that's what you expect after over two years. Price drops and improved hardware.
Yeah, FPV isn't a focus here - I only really mentioned it to vaguely highlight what I was already doing on the cheap with a brushless micro before CrazyFlie 2.0 was released.
I had a look at links [2] and [3] - some interesting stuff being done, especially with swarms... but I've seen some crazy stuff being done on other platforms. Is the API super simple/easy to write for? MultiWii was a nightmare with a massive IDE cliff you needed to climb first which dissuaded a lot of people from even thinking about creative algos. A simple, hassle-free IDE/SDK alone would be worth a nice premium.
As for the expansion decks, I really really REALLY like the Loco Positioning System. THAT you could sell separately to plug in to existing drones - accurate indoor positioning on a small camera drone like the Mavic? Plug-in compatibility to a betaflight board? Instant seller.
I saw also that there's a prototype brushless version, which I assume will supersede this one. Good, but that brings me back to my main issue - the 2.5 years old CrazyFlie 2.0's MSRP of $180 (direct from bitcraze - cheaper, but the radio is more expensive?!) for what is in the drone world less than 'meh'.
As an all-in-one complete package with several expansion decks, yay!
As a base model? Not so yay. Especially now that I know there's a brushless CrazyFlie 3.0 coming soon. Ish.
I get that CrazyFlie is aimed at Western schools/universities and people with research grants, but I wouldn't be surprised that for every student who buys one there are five who skip it and choose the hard way.
Yeah, FPV isn't a focus here - I only really mentioned it to vaguely highlight what I was already doing on the cheap with a brushless micro before CrazyFlie 2.0 was released.
I had a look at links [2] and [3] - some interesting stuff being done, especially with swarms... but I've seen some crazy stuff being done on other platforms. Is the API super simple/easy to write for? MultiWii was a nightmare with a massive IDE cliff you needed to climb first which dissuaded a lot of people from even thinking about creative algos. A simple, hassle-free IDE/SDK alone would be worth a nice premium.
As for the expansion decks, I really really REALLY like the Loco Positioning System. THAT you could sell separately to plug in to existing drones - accurate indoor positioning on a small camera drone like the Mavic? Plug-in compatibility to a betaflight board? Instant seller.
I saw also that there's a prototype brushless version, which I assume will supersede this one. Good, but that brings me back to my main issue - the 2.5 years old CrazyFlie 2.0's MSRP of $180 (direct from bitcraze - cheaper, but the radio is more expensive?!) for what is in the drone world less than 'meh'.
As an all-in-one complete package with several expansion decks, yay!
As a base model? Not so yay. Especially now that I know there's a brushless CrazyFlie 3.0 coming soon. Ish.
I get that CrazyFlie is aimed at Western schools/universities and people with research grants, but I wouldn't be surprised that for every student who buys one there are five who skip it and choose the hard way.
Jaysun
1855
Apr 22, 2016
Everyone,
There seems to be some confusion in regards to the USB dongle. This drop and the previous drop did not come with the Crazyradio PA - long range 2.4Ghz USB radio dongle and it has been said that the Crazyflie will not work without it. You can easily use your mobile phone or your computer via bluetooth to control it.
The pictures on the drop page do have the Crazyradio PA - long range 2.4Ghz USB radio dongle as an example but it was not an include or an option for the Crazyflie 2.0 Nano Quadcopter drop.
Going forward we will remove the pictures that are causing the confusion.
There seems to be some confusion in regards to the USB dongle. This drop and the previous drop did not come with the Crazyradio PA - long range 2.4Ghz USB radio dongle and it has been said that the Crazyflie will not work without it. You can easily use your mobile phone or your computer via bluetooth to control it.
The pictures on the drop page do have the Crazyradio PA - long range 2.4Ghz USB radio dongle as an example but it was not an include or an option for the Crazyflie 2.0 Nano Quadcopter drop.
Going forward we will remove the pictures that are causing the confusion.
elimelendez
2201
Apr 14, 2016
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elimelendez
2201
Apr 11, 2016
Thanks again for joining this drop! Shortly after the drop ended, we submitted the group's order with the vendor for the Crazyflie 2.0 Nano Quadcopte3. The vendor informed us that the group's order was picked up and is on its way to our warehouse. Based on the tracking provided, the order is scheduled to arrive 3/19.
We will keep the group updated throughout the fulfillment process. You can expect an update from us by the end of the day Pacific Time on 3/20.
If you have any questions, please visit our Help Center (massdrop.com/helpcenter).
We will keep the group updated throughout the fulfillment process. You can expect an update from us by the end of the day Pacific Time on 3/20.
If you have any questions, please visit our Help Center (massdrop.com/helpcenter).
A community member
0
Mar 17, 2016
Fun little quad, size is deceiving - this thing is a demon with wings. (or should I say props)
Oddly enough, I found Crazyfile 2.0 on Maker today. They're offering it at $79.95 with 10% off for first time buyers.
Considering getting a couple more to have on hand for parts.
Considering getting a couple more to have on hand for parts.
AlwaysTinkering
4
Mar 10, 2016
I was also under the impression that this came with the dongle. Since it was in many of the pictures and listed in the included items.
-Update: Has anyone heard from Massdrop on this?
Eximius
3
Mar 10, 2016
I just got Crazyflie 2.0, I thought i comes with USB radio (Crazyradio) as shown on the marketing pictures?
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