Bitcraze Forums

The purple things I use as shock absorbers I salvaged a long time ago from a broken CD-ROM player. They are hollow and there is a hole in the middle where a screw went through. In the CD-ROM player it was also some kind of shock/vibration absorber. They work great but sometimes my Crazyflie will bou...

After a few days of flying (and crashing) my fix still holds. Tomorrow i can collect my package with carbon fiber rods at the post office but will not use them for the moment and keep my frame as it is. If I break one of the arms again I will decide what to do. I think that strengthening the arms it...

One of the cables I used is of my phone charger and with my phone it requires less effort to remove it but maybe that's just because I dare to yank it more than with my crazyflie. Just to be safe I use my modified cable now to charge my crazyflie.

In my case the springy protrusions on the usb plug that engage with the slots in the connector cause some difficulties during removal. I already used 2 different cables but sometimes the protrusions just hold on too tight to the slots. I then have to push the protrusions inward with a pointy object ...

I managed to repair the arm. I did some careful flights with some small crashes and it holds. I still have to see if it also holds in a bigger crash. I used "Bison Kombi Snel" a 2 component epoxy glue and aluminium household foil. I cut a strip of foil and applied glue to the not shiny sid...

Hi, I got my Crazyflie yesterday evening and I really love it. However my flying skills are not that good and especially in the beginning resulting in a lot of crashes. Today I was getting the hang of it and became better and better in flying. Until I hit the ceiling and the Crazyflie fell down with...