DRONE - AfterByte MINI

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This text appears to be a guide for assembling and flying a drone, specifically a multirotor drone with carbon fiber propellers. Here's a breakdown of the steps: **Step 1: Purchase Components** * 9.99 x Carbon Fiber Propellers = $7.36 * 1x Naze32 Flight Controller = $19.99 * Total cost: $113.34 The guide mentions that if this is your first drone, you will also need a Flight Remote and Battery Charger. **Step 2: Body Assembly + Motor Wiring** * The body of the drone needs to be assembled using epoxy. * The motor wires are cut and soldered to a guide wire (1m). * The guide wire is then run through the motor cradle hole, allowing the motor wires to follow with little resistance. **Step 3: ESC + Logic Wiring** * The ESCs (Electronic Speed Controllers) are soldered directly to the motor wires. * The motor direction can be changed by crossing any two motor wires. * The logic wiring and battery wiring remain to be connected. **Step 4: Final Assembly** * The guide assumes that the Flight Remote and Battery Charger have already been purchased. * The final step is to connect the logic wiring and battery wiring, which completes the assembly of the drone. **Step 5: FLY!!!!!** * The guide encourages the reader to fly their new drone, but also warns them not to crash it. It suggests practicing with a $30 micro drone before flying a more expensive drone like this one. Overall, this guide provides a step-by-step instruction for assembling and flying a multirotor drone with carbon fiber propellers.