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I don't actually know if it's possible to autorotate a quadcopter. I imagine you would have very little control during the transition. Quadcopters don't fly ver
by perilunar 8y ago
I don't actually know if it's possible to autorotate a quadcopter. I imagine you would have very little control during the transition. Quadcopters don't fly very high anyway, so there's probably little to gain from it.
- foobarbecue 8y agoESC electronics usually doesn't support this, but I've wanted to try for many years.
- thx11389793 8y agoautorotation requires control of blade pitch.
- perilunar 8y agoIt certainly does in helicopters, which have large, relatively heavy blades you really don’t want to stop turning. In a quadcopter the blades a small and light, so you could conceivably stop them and let them turn them in reverse as the airflow changes direction (from downwards to up through the blades). I think there would be real problem with control during the transition, and you’d need a lot of height to make it worthwhile.