This "Super Drone" Doesn't Go As Planned
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Drones keep getting smaller and cheaper, and thus way more accessible to the public. And with new technology readily available, people normally test the limits of those gadgets.
YouTuber GasTurbine101 decided to put a drone (well, several drones) to the test and actually create a flying contraption. He called it the Swarm Manned Aerial Vehicle Multirotor Super Drone. He combined 54 individual drones and a bunch of other hardware to create his own personal helicopter.
The guys don't quite get off the ground, and the hovers top out at a few feet maximum. Well, we can't blame him for trying.
Via GasTubrine101
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