FF-117V2

Introduction to Industry 4.0

Industry 4.0 marks the fourth major industrial revolution, characterized by the integration of digital technologies into manufacturing processes. It emphasizes automation, data exchange, and smart systems that enable factories to become more efficient, flexible, and responsive. This transformation is driven by advances in artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things (IoT), big data, and cyber-physical systems. Companies adopting Industry 4.0 can optimize production, reduce costs, and enhance product quality through real-time monitoring and predictive analytics. This revolution not only impacts manufacturing but also influences supply chains, logistics, and service sectors. As industries embrace this change, it paves the way for smarter, more sustainable, and highly interconnected ecosystems that redefine the future of industrial operations worldwide.

Key Technologies Powering Industry 4.0

The backbone of Industry 4.0 comprises several innovative technologies working in harmony. IoT devices connect machines and systems, allowing seamless data flow across production lines. Artificial Intelligence…

My first scratch built foamboard build and I chose Paul's F-117V2. My only foamboard experience has been with building kits from Flite Test. I bought some sort of black generic foamboard from Hobby Lobby because that was all they had. The foam is much denser and heavier than what I'm used to. It's also very rigid and impossible to shape. Anyway say hello to "Miss America". 738g w/ 2200kv motor, 6x4.5 prop., 50A ECS, 9g servos, and 3S 2200mah Lipo. I hope she actually flies and I won't have to rename her "Miss Piggy"

I am building the FF-117V2 but currently do not have a radio for it. I want a decent radio that will work for this plane but also don't want to spend a fortune. Any recommendations on something decent (not junk) that I should look at for this model? So, many to choose from but I just don't know enough to make sure I am getting what I need without buying MORE than I need. Thanks!!!

I am thinking about making a version of the FF-117V2 with a 70mm or 50mm EDF... Has anyone else made an EDF FF-117V2 on their own yet? If so, how did it work out for you?