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Nathan Broman
Registrace 11. 07. 2014
Box Wing FPV Airplane
In this video I explain and demonstrate my latest FPV airplane. The aircraft uses a box wing configuration and is designed for long flight times, small size, and increased durability.
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Driving a Homebuilt Seafox ROV Submarine
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This video shows footage of me driving my Seafox ROV submarine that I built from PVC pipe and bilge pumps. The underwater footage was captured by filming the video monitor directly and by attaching the camera to the ROV itself. Build-video link: czcams.com/video/Fltz36ncIs4/video.html
Gold Horizon - a Tricopter FPV Flight
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This video shows first-person-view (FPV) footage from my RCExplorer style tricopter flying at Purdue University, Indiana, and St. John's University, Minnesota.
Forward Swept Wing RC Airplane - Event Horizon
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In this video I demonstrate my remote control airplane called the "Event Horizon." It has forward swept wings, is built from corrugated plastic, and carries a first person view system. 360 degree servo mod: www.flitetest.com/articles/360-degree-servo-mod
Homebuilt ROV Submarine - Seafox Class
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In this video I show how to build a remotely operated vehicle (ROV) submarine from inexpensive materials. At the end of the video there is some footage of the ROV in action. Sealing wire exit holes: www.homebuiltrovs.com/howtosealingwireexits.html Relay wiring diagram: www.homebuiltrovs.com/howtorelaywiringdpdt.html Waterproof housings: www.homebuiltrovs.com/howtosimplehousing2.html
Remote Controlled Arduino Spy Tank
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In this video I explain and demonstrate my Arduino spy tank. It is driven remotely and streams live video.
Keren 👍👍🥰
Nice job, Nathan!
Brilliant.....To build with no cnc no 3d print ,just stuff from a normal life ... that is very cool and creative ....
Very nice. I'd encourage you to publish your plans. I know I'd build one. You are probably aware but there is a resource section on the flite test forums where you could publish. I'd probably put gear on mine though as I'm officially an old man and that is quite big for me to yeat into the air.
Hi Nathan, Can you share build plan for this ?
Would have really liked to see the actual airplane fly. Not the landscape. Looks like a great design. Maby make another video actually showing the airplane flying and its flight characteristics.
Great video well explained
Ww
Fantastic !!! Thanx to you
Still A better submersible than Titan from OceanGate😂
this guy has a few bodies in his refrigerator.
Very nice! It was professionally presented and you hit a lot of important points well!
I hope he learned to speak in the meanwhile. Damn vocal fry!
Very well done. Thanks!
Clever design, pulled it off great!
Can we make the ROV autonomous? if yes do you have any price approximation ?
I haven't looked into any autonomous underwater capabilities. There are some ROV Facebook groups that would probably have more information on that subject though.
Nice plane and good video.
Health hands, What is the 0:20
Those are glass rocks for ballast to make it sink. I had trouble with them sliding around in the tubes though, so I later replaced them with metal washers that I held in place with screws driven into the PVC pipe.
Awesome video!
Awesome video,very informative, looking into Making one of these
Where is the CG at? Im busy with basically the same type of build.forward swepped wings 1000mm, fuselage is 600mm. Motor turnigy 2836/1000kv.
I used the CG calculators at rcplanes.online/index5.htm#CG to find the CG location. For a more accurate simulation, you can find the neutral point and CG using XFLR5 software (it's free).
Hey I'm interested in making a rov I'm just a little confuse how do you control it because i see a cable what is that cable called and how do you make a controler
I use relays to control the motors. The wiring instructions can be found here: www.homebuiltrovs.com/howtorelaywiringdpdt.html. Peter Sripol used these relays in his recent ROV build: www.amazon.com/Forward-Reverse-Module-Actuator-Reversing/dp/B0879GGVPZ/ref=sr_1_3?crid=27G5NXO7Q8KKH&keywords=oono+relay&qid=1640137841&sprefix=mono%2Caps%2C151&sr=8-3. They look like they would be easier to set up. The tether has three cables. The first is an ethernet cable for turning the relays on/off, the second is thick speaker wire for powering the motors, and the third is an RCA cable for the camera.
I can feel the tension in his voice
It's not the volts that kill you it's watts
No 1 just flies anymore we all have to have cameras telemetry and land vertically like elon musk whatever happened to just flying?
Thanks good information. Maybe go back to phisics class though or basic electronics. My camera and motors run off the same battery as does everyone's who does rc fpv. A capacitor on the power in will eliminate most feedback/noise from the motors. Me LEDs run off the same battery. The resistor is just generating heat and wasting power. A pdb or power distribution board is used. They're cheap
Very clever putting the compass in front of the camera! Also is this camera footage at 1:38 from the sparkfun camera you mentioned in your build video ?
can you make a tandem box biwing plane..a reverse box wing on top of this wing..ie 2 wings in front 2 in back
It might be possible. I'd recommend checking out the free XFLR5 software for aerodynamic design.
That's nothing compared with a centipede wing design - 50 wings in front and 50 back
nice video
Was doing a little YT couch potato research on box wing style planes, haven't seen much yet but learned a bit from this. Thanks and keep up the good work!
Good Job mate, thanks for details
What is the weight of the bot?
18.6 pounds, not including the tether.
What is the peak current for this motor?
3 Amps. Seaflo and Rule might also sell some other sizes of pumps.
Does your design only have elevons then? No elevator on the front or anything?
Yes, it has elevons. The canard in the front doesn't move. No rudder or thrust vectoring either.
and then he became the red dragon
I'm sure by now you are working for DARPA. Thanks for sharing! Bravo Zulu!
nice design its help me by 2:17
Can u give me your email i have a question regarding buoyancy of rov if u can help me thanks
You can just ask me here.
Awesome job explaining the details , makes it simple to understand and very thoroughly documented! Thx so much!
So good to see you still solving problems, Nathan. Amazing hobby that you have developed
Thank you!
Very nice! A box wing aircraft is however scientifically labeled or called a "Mono-Plane" because it's considered to have "one continual inter-looping airfoil" or wing. Monoplane! Very nice though, I love to see people experimenting to gain an "in-hand" or "on-the-sticks" understanding of aerodynamics. Way Cool! Robert
Love the video & good luck with your work.
Propellers: no protection against algues.
Nice job :)
Very well presented Nathan!
man, just wanted to say, awesome step-by-step explanation. bravo!
Good work, as always!! 👍🏻
You forgot the main reason to use a box wing. They look cool. Thanks for uploading this video.