Quiries on bicopter

[Fossil_26]

Hi, I'm a newbie here to multicopters. Have recently seen a Avatar inspired bicopter and got very interested in it. Just like to check if anyone knows of any website with information on a scratch build bicopter or even sells a kit? Have been googling it but still no luck. Your help is greatly appreciated.

[romihensem]

hmmm

I think flitetest done it before. U can try looking it up at their website. But it doesn't look very stable though and doesn't look easy to fly either...

[edwin3162]

Very simple bro Fossil, if not much info you can dig out from online, let say "rcgroups.com" that must be a reason. Imo Don't waste your time & money on bicopter. If you don't like quadcopter perhaps tricopter is you best bet. Btw if you couldn't find answer on rcgroups.com unlikely you can find it here...

Regards,
Edwin.K

[rt9]

drop by ohr on sunday evening..
there is one guy experimenting a bicopter..
very patient guy and it is hovering quite well..
he used to fly a tricopter before too..

[Fossil_26]

Thanks romihensem, edwin3162 and rt9 for your advices. I have seen the video from flighttest and most probably I'll start with a quad to familiar myself with multicopters first. But the bicopter looks really interesting to build. It would have been fun to just try build it too. :smile3: Just a little project on the side.

Btw rt9, ohr stands for? Where is this place?

[kaon]

Btw rt9, ohr stands for? Where is this place?

Old Holland Road.
You can use Google Maps.
Particularly from the north edge of the field.
This field esp. the foot path, is used by joggers, cyclists, families.

[Fossil_26]

Thanks kaon

[tdlucas]

have you seen this? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rK61Q...ture=endscreen

think there was no guide on how to built , only know its using a KK board.