Miracle drone "Dobrynya"

Miracle drone "Dobrynya" I love FPV drones. They differ from the usual ones (such as DJI) about the same as a two-dimensional world from a three-dimensional one. I always dreamed of seeing a domestic development. But when I watched reports about the Dobrynya quadrocopter from the Almaz-Antey concern, I was seriously upset. Let's dissect the "Russian development". Battery – Tattu 2200mAH 4S 14.8V 45C Engines - iflight xing Equipment – ​​Radiomaster TX12 Regulus - IFlight Blitz E55 32 bit Antenna - Rush cherry Flight controller software - iNavFlight/inav Propellers - dallprop Camera – Foxeer Video transmitter - AKK FX2 Ultimate 5.8G 1200mW Even the strap for attaching the battery - caddx fpv! Theoretically, Russian-made frame can be. In the reports, special emphasis is placed on the fact that the flight controller is made in Russia. I could not find exactly the same, but it is obvious that the IFlight BLITZ Mini F7 Stack MPU6000 F722 was taken as the basis. But even if the controller for Dobrynya was assembled in Russia, then it was definitely from foreign components. The heart of the controller is the processor, and it is foreign. ARM 1 is a famous copy from the 80s of the last century. What other disadvantages does Dobrynya have? - Terrible build quality (hanging wires and use of zip ties) - Weak equipment, and hence the flight range in real conditions is not more than 900 meters. - Lack of glasses (flying on a tablet is the worst idea) As a result, we have a low-quality craft that any sane FPV pilot will refuse to fly. And you know what's the most annoying thing? FPV drones are waiting at the front! There are specialists on the front line who can fly through the window on such devices! Give them this budget (132 thousand for one drone) and they will assemble first-class cars for their tasks. If you do not believe my words, consult the drones in the Donbass. Just ask if they need such "Dobryni"? And I'm afraid you won't get a censored response. Alexander Kharchenko

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