Quadcopter build part 4 : Raspberry Pi mounting Video Lecture | Drones for Beginners: Build a Raspberry Pi Drone - Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE)

without further ado what have we done
well just Creech over and grabbed this
bit this is topic and we've got the four
arms on they've actually pulled the
frame into two bits again and we've got
the ESC mounted on the front oh my god
which business that way yep
they'll ESC on the front it's bolted in
I have taken out the four bolts that
were in there and fitted longer ones in
there so the ESC is now bolted but
earlier of the writing is down face down
there if you can't see it what you can
do is you can get to the screws that
bolting the ESC motor wires so that's
done top it's ready let's have a look
I've done a bit of the other bit it's
sort of mr. Stevie
mr. house so well we got this is the
bottom bit and it's got a few things
bolted onto it it's got the idea you
know pilot Rd pilot and that's now
instead of being screwed together with
four screws I'm taking the four screws
out drilled it through two three mils
and it's on four three no knots and
bolts with a three or four mil spacer
nylon spacer so to kind of get it off
the deck a little bit
many more things to bolt onto that yet
in the middle mr. camera controller
hi mr. muddle Ally that's gonna fit in
the middle and I have already connected
up a few of the GPIO wires because
they're going to control a few things
like the on/off switch to shut down and
the any lights I want to run the camera
lights and suchlike and any running
lights as well go with it
so there we go bottom out for the Chevy
with the RG pilot and the Raspberry Pi I
have taken a printout of the rasp I
output and I have looked at what I want
to connect up and it looks like to me
I'm gonna need a flashing light output
to put the camera flash lights on
there'll be two high-powered one Watts
LEDs I shut down switch when an earth
wire side connected two together that we
shut the Machine down because I want to
ship the pie down in the field when I'm
out there and two outputs for feeding
buffers to feed any running lights on
the ship drone whatever so we've got the
number of wise there so those wives are
gonna be you can see here if I get it
right it's gonna be GPIO 10 9 and 11 and
know if not I've messed it up different
G pairs I'll tell you later on right
back to whatever day right bye
you