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FPV & Freestyle UAV Hobbyists In Naija by airsaylongcome(op): 5:00pm On Nov 21, 2023
Are there any FPV drone (quadcopters preferably) hobbyists in Lagos? If yes do you guys have meet ups? I've recently started developing interest in this hobby and looking to step it up a few notches. Looking to get into racing and acrobatics and was wondering if anyone else is in the same "madness" with me.

I've assembled an F450 QC drone kit in the past and recently dusted that kit. But for the life of me, I can't lay a hold on a small 3S battery. 4S and above look like a mirage. Also finding it difficult to get ESCs especially the compact single module ones for a quads. I currently have a basic FC (an old APM v2.8 ) which I'm looking to integrate with a Raspberry Pi or Raspberry Pico to start getting my hands dirty in autonomous flights and leveraging the new AI tools available.
Re: FPV & Freestyle UAV Hobbyists In Naija by CHRISTFUCKER:
Drones are for kids




The real deal are small planes




Any kiddie can purchase drone jammer from china and take down your drone with a laptop strapped with Linux
Re: FPV & Freestyle UAV Hobbyists In Naija by airsaylongcome(op): 3:35am On Dec 02, 2023
CHRISTFUCKER:
Drones are for kids


The real deal are small planes


Any kiddie can purchase drone jammer from china and take down your drone with a laptop strapped with Linux
Lol! Of what benefit is that to the "kid". Loads of drones flying in Nigeria for photography without "kids" jamming them with a Chinese jammer. I'm not even looking to fly an RC controlled quadcopter. More likely an autonomous UAV for Computer Vision and photogrammetry
Re: FPV & Freestyle UAV Hobbyists In Naija by CHRISTFUCKER: 10:19am On Dec 02, 2023
airsaylongcome:
Lol! Of what benefit is that to the "kid". Loads of drones flying in Nigeria for photography without "kids" jamming them with a Chinese jammer. I'm not even looking to fly an RC controlled quadcopter. More likely an autonomous UAV for Computer Vision and photogrammetry
Kek just for fun

I personally have taken down some dji mavic drones and frustrated the operator


How high can the autonomous UAV reach ??
Re: FPV & Freestyle UAV Hobbyists In Naija by tollyboy5(m): 8:37am On Dec 24, 2023
CHRISTFUCKER:
Drones are for kids




The real deal are small planes




Any kiddie can purchase drone jammer from china and take down your drone with a laptop strapped with Linux
Stop capping.
DRone use for delivery are for kids?
You just want to announce to us that you know about drone jammer
Re: FPV & Freestyle UAV Hobbyists In Naija by airsaylongcome(op): 1:24pm On Dec 24, 2023
tollyboy5:
Stop capping.
DRone use for delivery are for kids?
You just want to announce to us that you know about drone jammer
As in I didn't get his point at all. The small planes he talked about, can't they also be jammed? Like you said, he's just trying to show that he has knowledge about drone jammers
Re: FPV & Freestyle UAV Hobbyists In Naija by Alphabyte3: 7:40pm On Apr 23
airsaylongcome:
Are there any FPV drone (quadcopters preferably) hobbyists in Lagos? If yes do you guys have meet ups? I've recently started developing interest in this hobby and looking to step it up a few notches. Looking to get into racing and acrobatics and was wondering if anyone else is in the same "madness" with me.

I've assembled an F450 QC drone kit in the past and recently dusted that kit. But for the life of me, I can't lay a hold on a small 3S battery. 4S and above look like a mirage. Also finding it difficult to get ESCs especially the compact single module ones for a quads. I currently have a basic FC (an old APM v2.8 ) which I'm looking to integrate with a Raspberry Pi or Raspberry Pico to start getting my hands dirty in autonomous flights and leveraging the new AI tools available.
Terrahaptix are building a 34,000-square-foot drone manufacturing facility, located in Accra, Ghana, will serve as Terra Industries’ primary regional defense manufacturing base for drone and counter-drone systems.


The business is lucrative many robotics startups are springing up in Abuja . With all the Lagos guys no robotics factory .
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