Как собрать дрон из лего инструкция

The drone we are going to have you build won’t just be another brainless quadcopter. This one will be capable of fully autonomous return to home, autonomous landing, GPS assisted flight, fly at incredible heights, fast speeds, strong enough to cary a GoPro with ease, but most amazing of all easy enough that a 10 year old can fly it and help build. An amazing feat for LEGO bricks. At Brickdrones.com we create professional flying drones from LEGO bricks for learning, education and fun. We even have kits that include what you need to get started making your own Drone from LEGO Bricks.

First lets tell you about how this all began.

This story began in 2012

This is when the world’s first flyable and fully autonomous quadcopter frame made completely from LEGO® bricks was created by Software Developer and Designer, Ed Scott. Along with his kids, Ed’s design took it’s flight in December of 2012. The frame was made entirely from LEGO® bricks and glue, nothing more, to make it fly the electronics were off the shelf hobby components. In 2013 Ed made it a fully autonomous robot using the 3DR APM flight controller, Ed was the first to make a truly autonomous quadcopter made from LEGO® bricks. The project was not only beyond fun, it was extremely educational for the kids and the entire family. So now we want everyone to have the opportunity to build their own drone with LEGO® bricks. Uploaded to YouTube Next Ed uploaded it to YouTube where it was watched over 83,000 times

We want to give everyone the chance to create drones from LEGO bricks with help and offer packages you will need with clear instructions to build.

1. Make it easy to fly, easy as possible to build and simple to maintain.

2. Lightweight using the mostly bricks for construction with the exception of electronics, hardware and motor mounts for safety.

3. Get started fast with everything you need to complete the frame. All you will have to do is assemble the bricks and add the electronics.

4. Advanced yet easy to use flight controller for stable flights.

5. High quality materials and components and genuine LEGO® bricks, we like drones but we hate clones, clones are bad, we never clone a brick!

6. Designed with multiple safety features like return to land option can be added, softest props possible but still lift a larger load like a GoPro.

GLUE

We recommend using Goop E6000 Jewelry and Bead Adhesive as that’s what we found works best. GOOP needs 72 hrs to fully dry giving you a chance to move bricks around if you made a mistake. You can use CA glue but it turns white and ugly if your not careful and dries so fast its very hard to use. You can get GOOP from Amazon or most local craft stores like Michaels.
http://www.amazon.com/E6000-Jewelry-Bead-Adhesive-…

TAPE

This is used to hold on power board http://www.amazon.com/3M-4941-Double-Sided-Acryli…

ELECTRONIC SOLDERING IRON

Most any will do but here is one http://www.amazon.com/Elenco-Electronics-St-12-Sol…

VELCRO

This will be used to hold on battery http://www.amazon.com/VELCRO-Brand-Industrial-Str…

ELECTRONICS NEEDED TO MAKE YOUR FRAME FLY. BELOW ARE THE ONES WE USED. YOU CAN SEARCH THE WEB AND LOOK FOR BETTER PRICING.

DJI NAZA M LITE FLIGHT CONTROLLER WITH GPS/COMPASS Flight Controller, this is what keeps the drone stable.

DJI E300 TUNED PROPULSION SYSTEM (SET OF 4) Propulsion system, this includes your props, motors and ESCs(speed controllers for the motors)

BATTERY CABLE CHARGER

An exact price depends on the parts you select, adding a GoPro etc.

But for the most part for the motors and esc, you can get that at hobbyking or amazon, just stay about the same motor size voltage and amps. You can get motors as low 14.95 each. But we recommend the DJI ones we listed as they very reliable and easy to use, pre-calibrated etc.

We recommend a 6 channel Spectrum listed in the instructable, it is expensive but if budget is an issue there is an alternative one we also listed for $57. There are other things like battery, charger etc but that all depends on size etc so cost varies, but you can start with a smaller 2200mha battery for less than $30 and a charger about the same price. Best bet is to just build the frame first, once you have the frame made, you can decide what you want to spend to put inside as this is your DIY project and spend based on your budget, then upgrade later.

Choose based on your budget

1. Flight Controller (pick one)
   • Flight Controller without GPS — $69
   • Flight Controller with GPS — $169
2. RC Transmitter and Receiver on Amazon (Pick one)
   • FlySky Controller — $57
   • Spectrum — $200
3. Motors & ESC (pick one)
   • DJI Motors & ESC all in one — $159, highly recommended
   • You can also just search for motors on Amazon or other sites, $14.95 x4, ESC $18 x4 — more experienced may use this option but may be harder to work with.
4. 4S LIPO BATTERY — $40
5. BATTERY CHARGER — $40

http://www.brickdrones.com/order/

This can be done by any member of the household

Assemble the bricks, but DO NOT GLUE at this time, take a look at the legs, measure them, they should be 6 inches in length as shown in image. Make sure you have built your frame correctly.

This part needs to be done by an adult or with adult supervision.

There are some images in this step of assembly, all 30 steps are in the PDF attached to this step, be SURE to download it.

Motor Mounts

Brickdrones.com has designed a drone that standard quadcopter motors can mount to and attaches to bricks snuggly. This is a design that has been tested with hours of successful flight time with no failures.

Gopro Mount

It is extremely important when you glue the motor mounts on that they are flush. See images in this step for motor mount placement.

The images in this step show the correct way and incorrect way, the mounts must correctly sit flush on your frame and must be glued just like the frame. Failure to set the mounts flush and glue will result in the craft not flying correctly.

Your frame should look pretty much like this one, depending on the colors you selected.

Once the frame is done you need to wait 72 hours for the Goop glue to dry and then you can add the electronics.

Get some Lift

Now that you have your frame assembled and dried you can now put on the electronics.

You can use any motor/esc/flight controller you like.

Here are two complete kits that includes everything you need from wiring to screws.
Flight Controller http://www.amazon.com/Dji-Naza-M-Lite-Gps-Combo/dp…
Motors/ESC’s http://www.amazon.com/E310-Motor-props-Accessories…

Get some power

Battery cable and charger, if you already have a 3 or 4S battery you can use that in most cases, if you have no idea what a 3 or 4S Lipo battery is, just get these

LUMENIER 3300MAH 4S 35C LIPO BATTERY
http://www.getfpv.com/batteries/flight-packs/lumen…

BATTERY CABLE http://www.getfpv.com/xt60-lipo-pigtail-12awg-5pc…

CHARGER http://www.getfpv.com/b6ac-80w-dual-power-battery…

Once again we have made it simple in this instructable by adding a detailed PDF that includes all the steps to assemble your electronics and will make your LEGO frame fly fast, far and at extremely hight altitudes. Your drone will be capable of fully autonomous return to home, autonomous landing and GPS assisted flying.

All the electronics can be added inside the small space of the LEGO brick drone. There is a hole in the back of the 12×12 LEGO plate that fits perfect for your GPS. Make sure your motors are moving the correct direction.

Your Motor/Flight controller will have detailed information in their manuals on how to reverse motors. You can also refer to our more detailed pdf in the previous step.

There is a strip of velcro added to the top of the 12×12 plate, that is where your battery will go, add the other side of the velcro to the battery.

If that was too expensive for you there is a cheaper one with good reviews

http://www.amazon.com/Flysky-Helicopter-Transmitte…

Remember these controllers can run many of your diy drone projects so do not skimp, either will work.

Shown in this step is a little video I made flying a BrickDrones.com drone with a GoPro attached.

From the maker community to local schools we want everyone to be able to learn how to make their own drone and fly with us. Brickdrones.com is all about the enjoyment of building your own unique flying machine. It can be educational for students to learn about robotics and new technology while having fun. Also a great activity that both adults and kids can enjoy together. We would love to see everyone’s creation so please share and will post yours on our website blog.
http://www.brickdrones.com/new-blog/

«Never underestimate the power of the LEGO brick, they are not just toys, they are ideas.» — Brickdrone.com

Support

Any question or concerns that might come up during your build please feel free to contact the Brickdrones.com team at support@brickdrones.com

Safety

We list on our site the AMA basic safety rules, please visit and read over safety rules. Safety and inspection of your craft is your responsibility, at minimum do not fly around or over people, near airports or over 400 feet, most important of all use common sense.

Disclaimer: This is a custom creation that is built with LEGO® bricks, not a reproduction of any LEGO® creation. We do not reproduce any LEGO® bricks, all are official LEGO® brand. We purchase, whenever possible, directly from LEGO®. Sometimes a 3D part is needed like for Motor mounts that will be able to be glued firmly to the bricks. We want to give everyone a chance to learn about robotics flight, programming and much more.
LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO® Group of companies which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this site.

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