Quadcopter build part 3: Emax Quad ESC and Arducopter mounting Video Lecture | Drones for Beginners: Build a Raspberry Pi Drone - Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE)

very okay and this is the ESC controller
faceplate the top we've um bolted the
four bolts and the four black belts here
and the nuts that go was in tank and
original things I've used the longest
group in metric with cheers and 2.5
screw and we'll use that to bolt it into
the frame but this is the frame and I've
got the things where I think they should
go first of all I do pilot I've got to
go away from everywhere away from the
high color bricks so that one goes down
there forward faces that direction there
we've got got a way around that's
forward on it raspberry pi goes inside
and again note that this slot here is
where the last PI camera rhythm comes
out so the rascai camera is been a goat
on the front plate here the SC goes over
the top and I have drilled out the right
place notice I've marked it here and
there are two point five mil holes I've
drilled one there one there one here
which is a bit dodgy because it'll
weaken the frame and one there which has
even got you because that's near the
edge and that will weaken afraid sadly
what a jerk we've got go and the
emphasis on this layout is to keep the I
do pilot away from all the high current
devices AES C's gotta go on top and the
lipo battery is underneath and we're
gonna fling that in and either cable tie
wrap it or we'll use the velcro wrap to
hold it in the power cable will have to
feed up through the middle of the craft
but in actual fact that keeps the weight
underneath the ID copter underneath the
copter so that it more stable
it's so good to keep the heavy things
low down on the frame okay
not enough it'll do what's the worst
that can happen
well quite a lot really
good good good good and in the
background is Stevie's Riley fifteen
hundred which you're still waiting to be
welded up but because it's such a hassle
I haven't welded it up yet no matter