Magnet on drone just attract hate

In summary, the topic discussed was using magnets on drone propellers to generate power for micro controllers to control drone movement. However, there is a concern about the additional power needed to keep the rotors running and the efficiency of this method. The conversation also briefly mentioned using a neuronal network to calculate the necessary power for lifting the drone.
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Hey guys its Saturday and the beer has been on menu. So the topic was " drones using magnet" and little magnets would be placed on propellers and thus they would circulate. Power generated from that could be used in micro controllers to control the movement of drone.

Can someone tell me how to approach to this problem? How to calculate how much power my drone need to be lifted?
 
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the field lines whisk and knots would result. I guess you had whisk(e)y on the menu
 
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3301 said:
Power generated from that could be used in micro controllers to control the movement of drone.
And where do you get the additional power from that the rotors will need to keep running? As you won't get 100% efficiency (and probably not even 50%), the drone will need more power than before.
 
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mfb said:
And where do you get the additional power

you get the additional power from that = whiskey o0) could be used in micro controllers =neuronal network to control the movement :wink: to calculate how much power my drone=heini:sorry: need to be lifted :rolleyes:
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FAQ: Magnet on drone just attract hate

Why would a magnet on a drone attract hate?

The idea that a magnet on a drone would attract hate is a common misconception. The truth is that magnets themselves do not have the ability to attract hate, as hate is a human emotion and cannot be physically attracted to an object. It is likely that this misconception stems from the idea that a magnet could potentially attract negative energy or emotions, but there is no scientific evidence to support this claim.

Can a magnet on a drone cause harm to others?

A magnet on a drone is not capable of causing harm to others. Magnets, even strong ones, are generally considered safe for everyday use and do not have any adverse effects on human health. However, it is important to use caution when handling strong magnets to avoid pinching or other injuries.

How does a magnet on a drone affect its flight?

The presence of a magnet on a drone will not significantly affect its flight. Drones are designed to be lightweight and aerodynamic, and a small magnet would not have a noticeable impact on its flight capabilities. However, it is important to ensure that the magnet is properly secured to the drone to prevent any interference with the motors or other components.

Are there any benefits to having a magnet on a drone?

There are potential benefits to having a magnet on a drone, depending on its purpose. Magnets can be useful for attaching small objects or sensors to a drone, or for picking up metal objects during search and rescue missions. However, it is important to consider the potential risks and ensure that the magnet is being used safely and responsibly.

Can a magnet on a drone interfere with other electronic devices?

In most cases, a magnet on a drone will not interfere with other electronic devices. Magnets do not produce electromagnetic waves like other electronic devices, so they are not likely to cause interference. However, strong magnets can potentially disrupt the compass or other sensors on a drone, so it is important to use caution and test the drone's functionality before flying with a magnet attached.

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