Beginner - eager to learn the basics of Drone

[subrata]

Hi, Myself Subrata. I really want to learn the fundamentals of drone to build my own. So i want to start from the very basics.

 

[GFields]

Greetings from Birmingham Alabama

 

[DoubleG]

Hi Subrata, welcome! I've been in Kolkata years ago for work, I've nice remembers of that city, good and friendly people.

 

[sarahb]

Welcome!

 

[subrata]

Hi Subrata, welcome! I've been in Kolkata years ago for work, I've nice remembers of that city, good and friendly people.

Thank You. Can you tell me little bit where should i start to learn drone technology?

 

[DoubleG]

You can have an overview here:

Client Challenge

If you perform a simple online search, you can find all that you need.

 

[phph001]

Hi, Myself Subrata. I really want to learn the fundamentals of drone to build my own. So i want to start from the very basics.

I don't want to put you off, but you might be climbing a mountain far higher than you think. I would recommend you start with a cheap commercial drone and learn to fly it in an open space.

When it comes to building your own, where are we starting from? Do you have model-building skills to construct a frame with four motors and propellers? Have you got the tools? Can you use a soldering iron? Do you have computing skills to program the flight controller? If so, have a look at an Arduino controller

Arduino Drone

It doesn't tear the skies but it will motivate you to do so.

projecthub.arduino.cc

There is a lot of help out there, but, as I said, you need a lot of basic knowledge and skills first

 

[I own a neo]

Welcome to the forum @subrata!