emm.. I am supplying components, but not sure the specific one people need.What answers are you hoping for ?
Are you concerned about a specific drone ?
There are numerous dismantling videos on the web that show the innards to varying degrees of clarity for numerous models.
Does anyone on this forum need these parts?Many and varied. Microcontrollers, memory, custom logic arrays, sensors: vision, atmospheric pressure & temperature and accelerometers. Power transistors, resistors, capacitors, inductors… several hundred electronic components in all.
It’s mostly complete modules that are used for parts replacement.
The majority of the pilots on these forums are not dissecting any of the circuit boards that are built into these drones. If there is some form of problem that disables these products, most are sent back to the manufacturer for repair. In most cases they are not repaired. DJI then sends a replacement instead of repairing what was received.need these parts?
How can you supply components when you don't know what parts are being used?emm.. I am supplying components, but not sure the specific one people need.
We Lisleapex is a Taiwan electronic component distributor, which has 5 million + parts, it covers many application, including the drones, maybe.How can you supply components when you don't know what parts are being used?
The electronics on the motherboards are mostly (if not all) surface-mount components. They are not easily replaced by product owners.
I would read or watch a teardown article or video for a recent DJI drone. That would give you a better idea if what kind of replacement parts that you can offer.We Lisleapex is a Taiwan electronic component distributor, which has 5 million + parts, it covers many application, including the drones, maybe.
Looking forward to your advice.
An interesting idea, but apart from motor assemblies and MOST importantly for owners and users of older drones that the manufacturers no longer produce replacement components for.... Intelligent Flight Batteries.We Lisleapex is a Taiwan electronic component distributor, which has 5 million + parts, it covers many application, including the drones, maybe.
Looking forward to your advice.
I think in the early days of drones it was more common that pilots built their own. Now with companies like DJI out there, and others, there is no need. It's far more efficient and cheaper to just buy one off the shelf that does what you need it to do.Does anyone on this forum need these parts?
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