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Originally Posted by GeeTwo
This thread was originally inspired by a post I saw today which spoke of four tethered quadcopters. Since there are only sixteen breakers on the one Power Distribution Panel this year, and that each quadcopter requires four independent rotors, I realized as I was driving home that the robot would have to either
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While I don't have any ideas, I will point out that you can have a variable pitch quadcopter, where acceleration is controlled by ONE motor and the pitch/yaw is controlled via servos.