Which is Quietest? 2 vs 3 vs 4 vs 6 vs 8 Blade Drone Propeller? OCTOblade Noise Comparison скачать в хорошем качестве

Which is Quietest? 2 vs 3 vs 4 vs 6 vs 8 Blade Drone Propeller? OCTOblade Noise Comparison

Thanks to PCBWay for sponsoring this video. Check out https://www.pcbway.com/ for custom printed circuit boards, electronics, and rapid prototyping services (Use my referral link to get $5 of New User Free Credit https://www.pcbway.com/setinvite.aspx...! BLUF: I think the normal tri-blade is simlilar to the 8-blade OCTOblade in loudness, but the frequency, or pitch, seems to be different, which could make one easier to hear than the other. The bi-blade configuration is just ridiculous! What do you think? I had this idea to make a 3D-printed 8-blade propeller hub for my FPV drones. So I did it. And it actually works surprisingly well! When I tested it out (see other videos) I noticed that it seemed surprisingly quiet. So in this video we'll do some hover tests to get a sound level reference using HQprop 7x3.5x3 V1S props, and 8, 6, 4, and 2 blades on the OCTOblade hub. Thanks for joining me! Learn more about this design in this previous video: Part 1    • Why has nobody done this?? OCTOblade! 8-Bl...   and Part 2    • Is 32 Blades too Much for a 7" Drone? 🤔 Ne...   3D-Fuel is my favorite PLA+ for durability and practical prints: https://www.3dfuel.com/RCWITHADAM use code RCWITHADAM for 10% off. 🧠🛠️🛫 FREE RESOURCES, 3D Printable Designs, and more for FPV Drones, RC Aircraft & 3D Printing at http://rcwithadam.com/ Want to support RCwithAdam? ↴ KO-FI: https://ko-fi.com/rcwithadam Thanks! 00:00 BLUF 00:44 The Idea 04:09 HQProp 7x3.5x3 V1S 06:04 8 Blades 08:35 6 (weird) Blades 10:07 4 Blades 12:07 Why not 3 blades on the OCTOblade? 12:57 2 Blades on a giant oversized 8-blade hub 14:51 Now we Know! Interesting... ------- Mandatory Affiliate Disclaimer: Any links in this description may be affiliate links, which means I make a very small commission (at no additional cost to you) when you make a purchase through that link. *DISCLAIMER: Remember to always use caution and your best judgement when building and flying RC aircraft, and when working with 3D printers, electronics, or electrical devices. Be mindful of the laws, regulations, and best practices for your particular location. Be a good neighbor, and HAVE FUN!* ----------- About RCwithAdam: Adam's goal is to HELP YOU build your skills and eliminate frustration and confusion through creative, educational, and encouraging videos featuring Radio Control airplanes, FPV drones, electronics, and 3D printing! #RCwithAdam