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Caribou made thrust for the first time today! Props on, about a third throttle, the straps are not decorative. 200kg MTOW, 100kg payload capacity, six Hobbywing X15s on 18S. Open-source heavy-lift hexacopter. Start with drones. Prove them. Scale up. Contribute today! Repo: Discord:

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Coltonvor 2 Monaten

Awesome

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Arrowvor 2 Monaten

🙏 we think so too!

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Jim Fiskvor 2 Monaten

Love it! Good work and congrats!

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Arrowvor 2 Monaten

Thank you very much! looking forward to getting it airborne over the next week or so

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Engineering Randomnessvor 2 Monaten

You should find a trailer that is less than 100kg and the demo should be the drone taking off... with the trailer.

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ajitsinghvor 2 Monaten

Impressive

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Black Eyed Hat Manvor 2 Monaten

🤯 200 kg = 31 stone(s)

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Harshithvor 2 Monaten

Very much impressed 👏

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I bet PID tuning is fun lmao

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