The "fast drying" epoxies will never be as strong as the slow, no matter how long you let them cure.Ī: J-B Weld 8281 Professional Size Steel Reinforced Epoxy Twin Pack-10 oz, 10. With epoxy, the longer the time required to harden and cure, the stronger the epoxy. The first test flights of the repair should be conducted in an open area and without the camera mounted. It will harden in a few hours, but is not fully strong for about 2 days. I have used JB Weld original formula epoxy to repair similar broken arms. If anyone has a good idea on how to do it correctly I would appreciate" Instructions for uploading the flight logs can be found in Attachment 60 (Q500 and Chroma Flight Log Retrieval) of the PDF document attached to Solved - Way to Fix Drones Project | - Q500, Typhoon and Breeze Discussion Forum. If you will upload the flight logs we can probably give a good idea of what caused the crash. "I ask you what could be the most likely cause of failure?" View attachment 8998 View attachment 8999Ĭlick to expand. If anyone has a good idea on how to do it correctly I would appreciate The camera and gimbal I have not tested yet. I already tested the motors as well as the GPS signal reception. The arm that supports the gimbal camera was also damaged. I ask you what could be the most likely cause of failure?Īttached is a photo after the crash and a photo of the place of the fall. Failure of the on/off switch of the motors or loss of the GPS signal, since that day the KP would be on 6 (I can't certify it since I had forgotten my cell phone at home). I was stable at about 12 meters high, for a moment I diverted my attention, I stopped hearing the sound of the propellers and soon after a roar. On Sunday I had a mishap with my Chroma Blade.
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