
Do It Yourself Drone Kit
Imagine a Drone that is powered by a combination of Raspberry Pi and Arduino technologies. Imagine a Drone that you could infinitely customize. Imagine your ideas on wings.
We call it
ahaDRONE
the Drone With Most Innovations
Available as a Build and Fly Kit with many features and functionality only found in high end drones at the same time flexible enough to modify using some glue, paper cutter and a few lines of code.

The award winning drone
We have iterated thousands of incremental and disruptive developments in airframe design, hardware and software development.
FEATURES
- Open source airframe, flight controller hardware and software.
- Award winning Design Engineering.
- Build and Fly Kit.
- Easy to assemble and disassemble.
- Fully customizable, Fully hackable airframe.
- Addresses Drone use cases in Education, Recreation and Research.
- Light Weight, High Stiffness and Environmentally Friendly Drone Airframe.
- AhaPILOT Flight Controller Board in companion with Raspberry Pi 3A+, Arduino Compatible, Wi-Fi & Radio,Controlled.
- Upto 10 Mins Flight time.
- ahaDRONE DIY-Kit includes 5 Color variants.


Technical Specifications
ahaPilot – Flight Controller Stack
Atmega328 Microcontroller
Raspberry Pi 3 A+
Accelerometer
Gyroscope
Magnetometer
Barometer
GPS (Optional)
Hardware Radio Controller (Optional)
Opensource Software Autopilot
Opensource Hardware Flight Controller
Arduino toolchain compatible
Kit Dimensions
465mm, 465mm, 45mm (L, B, H)
2500g (approximately, Including Battery)
Power System
1800mAh 3S Lithium Battery
ahaPower board
Pre-order now and get notified about the delivery date.
The design, specifications, look and graphics of the final product may vary from the picture.

The Flat pack Do It Yourself Drone Kit Includes
ahaPILOT Board
ahaPower Board
4 Nos BLDC Motors
Raspberry Pi 3 A+
8 GB SD card
12 Megapixel Camera
11.1 V 1500mah Lithium Battery
5 Nos Do-It-Yourself Corrugated Air frames
Necessary Tools and Accessories
Available Port
I2C Peader
SPI Test Pads
Battery Port
PPM/PWM Headers
GPIO ports from Raspberry Pi
