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Longfly V1

Longfly V1

A computer and three 3d printed "Code it yourself" drone projects all in one place

What is the Longfly V1?

Get the computer, the 3d print files for a self balancing sea saw (to learn to program with), a fpv drone that accelerates faster than a bugatti, an rc airplane that turns into a drone mid flight! All for 17$.

The code that powers it all is provided for free along with it. Play around with the code as you set up each drone, then change the code yourself to make your own creations. Robotic arms, head tracked cameras, anything you can dream of!

What you get & What you need

  1. The Longfly V1 ( Computer-board)
  2. 3d Print files for a FPV drone, VTOL Airplane, and a Sea-saw to practice coding on, as well as 3d print files for the tuning Rig.
  3. A micro USB Cable

    What you still need to get:

And all the standard RC components for each build. So esc's (for power management) , Motors, Radio systems, and Batteries ect.

Here's the document to buy everything you need incase you've never done RC before

Warranty

If the longfly dRehm ever fries for any reason, send us your damaged unit and I'll ship you a new one, no questions asked.

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Learn Robotics in Bite sized bits

  • PID control Theory

    The magic algorithm that stabalizes most robots, cars, rockets, ect.

    Check out my toutorial here 

  • Learn how to Code

    Here are some basic explanations on what you need to code to get each drone up and running

    Check it out on Youtube 

  • Troubleshooting

    Feel like a genius when you get it to work & learn resilience while it doesn't.

    Tiktok 

Why You'll love it

  • No complex wiring

    Save hundreds of dollars by not frying your drone electronics with your janky arduino system.

  • Build Anything

    You code it, so if it can be coded, it can be built

  • Starter Kits included

    Learn how to code with the provided kits while building cutting edge excitingly fast UAV's

The DREHM!

The Longfly V1 was made for dRehmflight, the easy to read arduino code written by the youtuber Nick Rehm for noobies to get into robotics.

Watch him program a flying (RC) Car

Approachabel Tutorials

The Projects

"How can I turn a Ceiling fan into a state of the art UAV?"
"How do make a robot navigate an environment through computer vision?"

Nick Rehm's got tutorial for each of these questions.
Learn from the master here

Personal Support

I want you to make this fly! So if you ever have any questions, call me!

My personal Phone number is: 617-992-8071

Become a Aerospace Engineer Today

Show the STEM world you've got the biggest balls around as an certified Aerospace Genius. Buy the Longfly dRehm today to start learning the code that powers all UAV's and Robots.

Buy a Longfly V1 today

JUST DO IT!

Designed to work with standard FPV drones

For the people who already have signficant FPV / RC experience, Good news! The Longfly V1 is as similar to an standard flight controller as possible. So if you wanted to add robotic arms to your current FPV drone, now you can! If you can dream it, it can be done!

*Just remember that Chatgpt is your friend :)

Check the full product specs in the drop down menu below

Product Specs:

Mounting Patter: 30.5x30.5mm

Dimensions: 52x50x10mm
Voltage input: 2-8S

PDB max Amperage: 240amps continuous 300amps burst current

BEC: 5V4A

Weight: ~9 grams
Number of motor pads: 6
Natively Compatable Receiver Protocals: SBUS, PPM, PWM

Natively Compatible ESC Protocals: Oneshot125, PWM

Gyro: MPU6050

USB:Micro-usbA

Installation Guide

Installation Notes:

Rule #1)

Make sure to plug in the Teensy4.0 with the USB facing the correct direction, plugging it in in the wrong way can lead to a burnout.

Rule #2)

If the ESC you are using provides 5V power, make sure that it is only providing 5V and not 5.5 V as most RC Airplane ESC's do, this can cause damage to the Teensy 4.0

Rule #3)

All servo pins only power on when a battery is plugged into the board, however all 5V pads are powered both when the board is connected to a battery or computer. So be wary not to connect high amp draw ( > 0.5 amps) electronics to the 5V pads to prevent your computer's usb port from burning out. Connect these electronics to the Longfly Drehm via the Servo connections instead. 

General Installation notes:

If you're wondering if an esc runs oneshot125, if it runs the BL_Heli32 esc software then it will automatically detect that the Teensy4.0 run's Oneshot125 and run it accordingly. BL_Heli_S ESCS WILL NOT AUTOMATICALLY RUN A COMPLIMENT ESC PROTOCOL  AND IN SOME INSTANCES MAY NOT BE CAPABLE OF RUNING ONESHOT125 AT ALL.

 * It is recommended that users use standard servo connectors to interface with pins on the Longfly Drehm V1.0. Standard Dupont connectors are not designed to handle the vibrations experienced during flight, often becoming loose and failing

Visit my YT channel for Tutorials on how to get up and running with the Longfly Drehm! 

Longfly exists for dRehmflight

Longfly is not affiliated with Nick Rehm what-so ever (Though not for lack of effort!)

However, the Longfly V1 was designed and built specifically to be used with Nick Rehm's dRehmflight code as the ultimate way for anyone from teenagers to college students to learn how to program their own drones.