ICEBERG
Hardware- 3 Devlogs
- 8 Total hours
A high speed FPV drone, it’s open-source anyone can build it from scratch, it’s a good learning goal for students, this process will be documented completely
Hey! I love this project idea :D. I used to have a drone and loved flying it around. However, as much as I want to approve this project just because of the idea, this project needs to be executable. As of right now, your recordings show you making the CAD, and you making the BOM, and readme. In the repo, make the following structure for all of the files:
- CAD: You need to have a folder with a 3D model of your project, and optionally, also give a shareable link to the project in the CAD viewer.
- PCB/Schematic: For your project, include a PCB to keep things organized. Include the KiCad files that would go along with the PCB, and schematic, and the footprints that you used to make the project.
- Firmware: Include all the code that was used for the project.
- Production: Add all of the files to make this project in here. So, this would be the seperate .step files for the different parts of the project, the compiled firmware (or all parts of the firmware if it doesn't create a new file when you compile), and the gerber files to your PCB.
Make sure that you also have a proper readme and BOM for the project.
nice wokr on this project! please add images to your readme along with .step files for all the work you have done!
Trying to look for parts…
#Day 2
Today I started 3D building of ICEBERG this this the current build, it’s a rough but it’s a base too,
Future plan is to
- improve 3D design
and more
SO Far i have set-up github repository conneccted hackatime to track development. begun documenting the project, Created the README and supporting documentation, Researching and selected the major drone components. Prepared the initial budget and project time line. Started recording my development process with lookout
