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Another look at Micron's M600 series; the SSD that swings both ways
Subject: Storage | October 6, 2014 - 02:51 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: ssd, slc, mlc, micron, M600, Dynamic Write Acceleration
The Tech Report took a different look at Micron's M600 SSD than Al did in his review. Their benchmarks were focused more on a performance comparison versus the rest of the market, with over two dozen SSDs listed in their charts. As you would expect the 1TB model outperformed the 256GB model but it was interesting to note that the 256GB MX100 outperformed the newer M600 in many tests. In the final tally the new caching technology helped the 256GB model perform quite well but it was the 1TB model, which supposedly lacks that technology proved to be one of the fastest they have tested.
"Micron's new M600 SSD has a dynamic write cache that can treat any block on the drive as high-speed SLC NAND. This unique feature is designed to help lower-capacity SSDs keep up with larger drives that have more NAND-level parallelism, and we've tested the 256GB and 1TB versions to see how well it works."
Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:
- MyDigitalSSD BP4e mSATA SSD @ The SSD Review
- Top 10 SSDs: Price, performance and capacity @ The Register
- Micron M600 M.2 SATA SSD @ The SSD Review
- Some thoughts on the performance of SSD RAID 0 arrays @ Hardware Secrets
- Transcend SSD370 128GB SSD Review @ Legit Reviews
- Micron M600 SSD @ The SSD Review
- QNAP TS-653 Pro @ Legion Hardware
- QNAP SilentNAS HS-251 NAS Server Review @ NikKTech
- Mach Xtreme MX-ES Ultra SLC USB 3.0 Flash Drive @ The SSD Review
- Silicon Power Marvel M70 64GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive Review @ NikKTech
Introduction and Specifications
Today Micron lifted the review embargo on their new M600 SSD lineup. We covered their press launch a couple of weeks ago, but as a recap, the headline new feature is the new Dynamic Write Acceleration feature. As this is a new (and untested) feature that completely changes the way an SSD must be tested, we will be diving deep on this one later in this article. For the moment, let's dispose with the formalities.
Here are the samples we received for testing:
It's worth noting that since all M600 models use 16nm 128Gbit dies, packaging is expected to have a negligible impact on performance. This means the 256GB MSATA sample should perform equally to its 2.5" SATA counterpart. The same goes for comparisons against M.2 form factor units. More detail is present in the specs below:
Highlights from the above specs are the increased write speeds (no doubt thanks to Dynamic Write Acceleration) and improved endurance figures. For reference, the prior gen Micron models were rated at 72TB (mostly regardless of capacity), so seeing figures upwards of 400TB indicates Micron's confidence in their 16nm process.
Sorry to disappoint here, but the M600 is an OEM targeted drive, meaning its 'packaging' will likely be the computer it comes installed in. If you manage to find it through a reseller, it will likely come in OEM-style brown/white box packaging.
We have been evaluating these samples for just under a week and have logged *many* hours on them, so let's get to it!
Micron launches M600 SATA SSD with innovative SLC/MLC Dynamic Write Acceleration
Subject: Storage, Shows and Expos | September 16, 2014 - 02:29 PM | Allyn Malventano
Tagged: ssd, slc, sata, mlc, micron, M600, crucial
You may already be familiar with the Micron Crucial M550 line of SSDs (if not, familiarize yourself with our full capacity roundup here). Today Micron is pushing their tech further by releasing a new M600 line. The M600's are the first full lineup from Micron to use their 16nm flash (previously only in their MX100 line). Aside from the die shrink, Micron has addressed the glaring issue we noted in our M550 review - that issue being the sharp falloff in write speeds in lower capacities of that line. Their solution is rather innovative, to say the least.
Recall the Samsung 840 EVO's 'TurboWrite' cache, which gave that drive a burst of write speed during short sustained write periods. The 840 EVO accomplished this by each TLC die having a small SLC section of flash memory. All data written passed through this cache, and once full (a few GB, varying with drive capacity), write speed slowed to TLC levels until the host system stopped writing for long enough for the SSD to flush the cached data from SLC to TLC.
The Micron M600 SSD in 2.5" SATA, MSATA, and M.2 form factors.
Micron flips the 'typical' concept of caching methods on its head. It does employ two different types of flash writing (SLC and MLC), but the first big difference is that the SLC is not really cache at all - not in the traditional sense, at least. The M600 controller, coupled with some changes made to Micron's 16nm flash, is able to dynamically change the mode of each flash memory die *on the fly*. For example, the M600 can place most of the individual 16GB (MLC) dies into SLC mode when the SSD is empty. This halves the capacity of each die, but with the added benefit of much faster and more power efficient writes. This means the M600 would really perform more like an SLC-only SSD so long as it was kept less than half full.
As you fill the SSD towards (and beyond) half capacity, the controller incrementally clears the SLC-written data, moving that data onto dies configured to MLC mode. Once empty, the SLC die is switched over to MLC mode, effectively clearing more flash area for the increasing amount of user data to be stored on the SSD. This process repeats over time as the drive is filled, meaning you will see less SLC area available for accelerated writing (see chart above). Writing to the SLC area is also advantageous in mobile devices, as those writes not only occur more quickly, they consume less power in the process:
For those worst case / power user scenarios, here is a graph of what a sustained sequential write to the entire drive area would look like:
Realize this is not typical usage, but if it happened, you would see SLC speeds for the first ~45% of the drive, followed by MLC speeds for another 10%. After the 65% point, the drive is forced to initiate the process of clearing SLC and flipping dies over to MLC, doing so while the host write is still in progress, and therefore resulting in the relatively slow write speed (~50 MB/sec) seen above. Realize that in normal use (i.e. not filling the entire drive at full speed in one go), garbage collection would be able to rearrange data in the background during idle time, meaning write speeds should be near full SLC speed for the majority of the time. Even with the SSD nearly full, there should be at least a few GB of SLC-mode flash available for short bursts of SLC speed writes.
This caching has enabled some increased specs over the prior generation models:
Note the differences in write speeds, particularly in the lower capacity models. The 128GB M550 was limited to 190MB/sec, while the M600 can write at 400MB/sec in SLC mode (which is where it should sit most of the time).
We'll be testing the M600 shortly and will come back with a full evaluation of the SSD as a whole and more specifically how it handles this new tech under real usage scenarios.
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More on Samsung's new cached SSD wizardry
Subject: Storage | July 26, 2013 - 06:08 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: TurboWrite, tlc, ssd, slc, Samsung, 840 evo, MEX controller
Along with Al's review of the new EVO line you can get a second opinion from The Tech Report about the performance of the new SSD with a fast cache. The majority of the storage is 19nm TLC NAND but there is an SLC cache sitting between the controller and that long term TLC storage to help with the overall responsiveness of the drive, aka TurboWrite. In the 120 and 250GB models that cache is 3GB while in the larger models you get a 6GB cache. In their real world testing the new EVO drive is incredible at large file copying though Sandforce drives can beat it in small file copy speeds, likely thanks to the compressed write trickery that controller family is so good at. Check out the review here and keep your fingers crossed that MSRP is the acual price these drives sell at.
"Samsung's entry-level 840 EVO SSD combines affordable TLC NAND with a server-style SLC cache. We explain the drive's unique buffering tech and explore how it affects performance."
Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:
- Samsung 840 EVO SSD @ The SSD Review
- Samsung SSD 840 EVO Review: 120GB, 250GB, 500GB, 750GB & 1TB Models Tested @ AnandTech
- Samsung 840 EVO 250GB, 750GB SSD Review @ Custom PC Review
- Samsung 840 Evo SSD @ Hardware.info
- Samsung unveils 840 EVO solid-state drive family @ The Tech Report
- 240GB OCZ Vertex 450 Solid State Drive @ Benchmark Reviews
- Plextor M5M 128GB mSATA SSD Review @ Legit Reviews
- OCZ Vertex 3.20 240GB SSD @ eTeknix
- OCZ Vector 512GB SSD @ Kitguru
- RunCore Pro IV 1.8 Inch ZIF SSD @ LanOC Reviews
- Silicon-Power Velox V55 240GB @ Legion Hardware
- Seagate 600 Pro SSD 400GB @ Bjorn3D
- Securely Erasing Your SSD with Linux: A How-To @ Techgage
- Seagate Central 3TB review: User-friendly? @ Hardware.info
- Silicon Power Blaze B20 32GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive @ NikKTech
- USB 3.0 Flash Drive Roundup July 2013 @ Legion Hardware
- Icy Dock FlexCage 2 Bay and 3 Bay Hard Drive Enclosure Review @ HiTech Legion
- Zalman ZM-VE400 USB 3.0 HDD/SSD Enclosure @ Funky Kit
- QNAP TS-421 & QTS 4.0 @ techPowerUp
- Thecus N2520 review: first NAS with Intel Atom CE5315 @ Hardware.info
Introduction and Specifications
Last week, Samsung flew a select group of press out to Seoul, Korea. The event was the 2013 Samsung Global SSD Summit. Here we saw the launch of a new consumer SSD, the 840 EVO:
This new SSD aims to replace the older 840 (non-Pro) model with one that is considerably more competitive. Let's just right into the specs:
Read on for our full review of the 500GB and 1TB models of Samsung's new SSD!
New Samsung 840 EVO employs TLC and pseudo-SLC TurboWrite cache
Subject: Storage | July 18, 2013 - 01:12 AM | Allyn Malventano
Tagged: tlc, ssd, slc, sata, Samsung, cache, 840 evo
Samsung's release of the 840 EVO earlier today likely prompted some questions, such as what type of flash does it employ and how does it achieve such high write speeds. Here is the short answer, with many slides in-between, starting off with the main differences between the 840 and the 840 EVO:
So, slightly increased specs to help boost drive performance, and an important tidbit in that the new SSD does in fact keep TLC flash. Now a closer look at the increased write specs:
Ok, the speeds are much quicker, even though the flash is still TLC and even on a smaller process. How does it pull off this trick? Tech that Samsung calls TurboWrite.
A segment of the TLC flash is accessed by the controller as if it were SLC flash. This section of flash can be accessed (especially written) much faster. Writes are initially dumped to this area and that data is later moved over to the TLC area. This happenes as it would in a normal write-back cache - either during idle states or once the cache becomes full, which is what would happen during a sustained maximum speed write operation that is larger than the cache capacity. Here is the net effect with the cache in use and also when the cache becomes full:
For most users, even the smallest cache capacity will be sufficient for the vast majority of typical use. Larger caches appear in larger capacities, further improving performance under periods of large write demand. Here's the full spread of cache sizes per capacity point:
So there you have it, Samsung's new TurboWrite technology in a nutshell. More to follow (along with a performance review coming in the next few days). Stay tuned!
SanDisk's Extreme II, the neopolitan SSD
Subject: Storage | July 15, 2013 - 04:05 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: sandisk, Extreme II series, ssd, mlc, slc
SanDisk has done something interesting with their new Extreme II SSD series, they have used both SLC and MLC flash in the drive to attempt to give users the best of both worlds. The drive still has a DDR cache sitting between the flash storage and the controller, but there is an nCache between the MLC flash and the DDR comprised of ~1GB of SLC flash. The idea is that the SLC can quickly accumulate a number of small writes into a larger single write block which can then be passed to the MLC flash for storage. Don't think of it as a traditional cache in which entire programs are stored for quick access but more as a write buffer which fills up and then passes its self to the long term storage media once it is full. The Tech Report put this drive through their tests and found it to be a great all around performer, not the fastest nor the best value but very good in almost any usage scenario.
"With MLC main storage and an SLC flash cache, the SanDisk Extreme II is unlike any other SSD we've encountered. We explore the drive's unique design and see whether it can keep up with the fastest SSDs on the market."
Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:
- Corsair Neutron GTX 240GB SSD RAID 0 Performance @ Legit Reviews
- SanDisk Extreme II @ SSD Review
- OCZ Vector 256GB @ LanOC Reviews
- Silicon Power Velox V55 240GB SSD @ NikKTech
- Western Digital Se 4TB Review @ TechwareLabs
- Seagate Laptop Thin SSHD 500 GB HDD Review @ Hardware Secrets
- Seagate Desktop HDD.15 4TB / Barracuda XT 4TB @ Hardware.info
- Western Digital SE 4TB Hard Drive @ hardCOREware
- Toshiba Nearline MG03ACA400 4TB SATA III HDD @ NikKTech
- Western Digital Sentinel DX4000 16TB RAID5 4-Bay NAS @ eTeknix
- Icy Box IB-WF200HD @ Rbmods
- Sandisk Extreme microSDXC UHS-I 64GB Memory Card Review @ Legit Reviews
- Patriot SuperSonic Mini 16GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive @ NikKTech
- 49 SD and MicroSD cards tested: there's a difference @ Hardware.info
- Mach Xtreme MX-FX 32GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive @ NikKTech
SuperSSpeed mixess Intel SSLC and SSandforce
Subject: Storage | March 28, 2013 - 04:15 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: SuperSSpeed, S301 Hyper Gold, ssd, slc, SandForce SF-2281
SuperSSpeed is mixing the performance and endurance of SLC flash storage with the lower cost of the SandForce SF-2281 in an attempt to bring the price of their SLC drive to an affordable level for the consumer. The mix seems a good idea as the reduced write latency of SLC flash may help to overcome SandForce's weakness when writing incompressible data. [H]ard|OCP's testing bears this out as the drive kept up with a larger Samsung 840 Pro, one of the current performance kings. You will pay for the privilege however as the 128GB drive currently retails for $250 as SLC flash is not cheap. Consider that in almost any casual usage scenario, you are never going to push this drive to its limits ... unless you are going to start your own Frame Rating machine.
"The SuperSSpeed S301 128GB SLC SSD brings SLC flash into the consumer market. The extreme endurance and excellent write performance makes for an interesting SSD powered by the SandForce SF-2281 controller. The Intel 25nm SLC NAND removes much of the Achilles heel of the SandForce processors, delivering consistent performance."
Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:
- OCZ Vertex 3.20 – Vertex 3 updated to 20nm @ Bjorn3D
- OCZ Vertex 3.20 120GB Solid State Drive Review @ Pro-Clockers
- OCZ Vertex 3 .20 120GB SSD @ Tweaktown
- OCZ Vertex 3 .20 240GB SSD @ Tweaktown
- KingFast Ultra-Cache K13 & K25 SATA2 SSD Review @ ModSynergy
- Kingston V300 120GB SSD Review @ HCW
- Kingston V300 120GB SSD @ Bjorn3D
- Intel 335 Series 180GB SSD Review @ Hardware Canucks
- The SSD Review SSD Database Is Live
- ADATA DashDrive Air AE400 Wireless Storage Device @ Tweaktown
- Kingston DataTraveller Ultimate 3.0 G3 64GB USB3.0 Flash Drive @ Tweaktown
- Kingston HyperX Predator 512GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive @ Tweaktown
- QNAP TS-469L @ Legion Hardware
- G-Technology G-Drive Mobile USB 1TB USB 3.0 Portable Hard Drive Review @ NikKTech
- OWC Mercury On-The-Go Pro USB 3.0 Portable Enclosure Kit Review @ Madshrimps
- ADATA DashDrive HV610 External Hard Drive @ Tweaktown
- ADATA DashDrive Durable HD710 External Hard Drive @ Tweaktown
Taking an Accurate Look at SSD Write Endurance
Last year, I posted a rebuttal to a paper describing the future of flash memory as 'bleak'. The paper went through great (and convoluted) lengths to paint a tragic picture of flash memory endurance moving forward. Yesterday a newer paper hit Slashdot – this one doing just the opposite, and going as far as to assume production flash memory handling up to 1 Million erase cycles. You'd think that since I'm constantly pushing flash memory as a viable, reliable, and super-fast successor to Hard Disks (aka 'Spinning Rust'), that I'd just sit back on this one and let it fly. After all, it helps make my argument! Well, I can't, because if there are errors published on a topic so important to me, it's in the interest of journalistic integrity that I must now post an equal and opposite rebuttal to this one – even if it works against my case.
First I'm going to invite you to read through the paper in question. After doing so, I'm now going to pick it apart. Unfortunately I'm crunched for time today, so I'm going to reduce my dissertation into the form of some simple bulleted points:
- Max data write speed did not take into account 8/10 encoding, meaning 6Gb/sec = 600MB/sec, not 750MB/sec.
- The flash *page* size (8KB) and block sizes (2MB) chosen more closely resemble that of MLC parts (not SLC – see below for why this is important).
- The paper makes no reference to Write Amplification.
Perhaps the most glaring and significant is that all of the formulas, while correct, fail to consider the most important factor when dealing with flash memory writes – Write Amplification.
Before geting into it, I'll reference the excellent graphic that Anand put in his SSD Relapse piece:
SSD controllers combine smaller writes into larger ones in an attempt to speed up the effective write speed. This falls flat once all flash blocks have been written to at least once. From that point forward, the SSD must play musical chairs with the data on each and every small write. In a bad case, a single 4KB write turns into a 2MB write. For that example, Write Amplification would be a factor of 500, meaning the flash memory is cycled at 500x the rate calculated in the paper. Sure that's an extreme example, but the point is that without referencing amplification at all, it is assumed to be a factor of 1, which would only be the case if you were only writing 2MB blocks of data to the SSD. This is almost never the case, regardless of Operating System.
After posters on Slashdot called out the author on his assumptions of rated P/E cycles, he went back and added two links to justify his figures. The problem is that the first links to a 2005 data sheet for 90nm SLC flash. Samsung's 90nm flash was 1Gb per die (128MB). The packages were available with up to 4 dies each, and scaling up to a typical 16-chip SSD, that only gives you an 8GB SSD. Not very practical. That's not to say 100k is an inaccurate figure for SLC endurance. It's just a really bad reference to use is all. Here's a better one from the Flash Memory Summit a couple of years back:
The second link was a 2008 PR blast from Micron, based on their proposed pushing of the 34nm process to its limits. "One Million Write Cycles" was nothing more than a tag line for an achievement accomplished in a lab under ideal conditions. That figure was never reached in anything you could actually buy in a SATA SSD. A better reference would be from that same presentation at the Summit:
This shows larger process nodes hitting even beyond 1 million cycles (given sufficient additional error bits used for error correction), but remember it has to be something that is available and in a usable capacity to be practical for real world use, and that's just not the case for the flash in the above chart.
At the end of the day, manufacturers must balance cost, capacity, and longevity. This forces a push towards smaller processes (for more capacity per cost), with the limit being how much endurance they are willing to give up in the process. In the end they choose based on what the customer needs. Enterprise use leans towards SLC or eMLC, as they are willing to spend more for the gain in endurance. Typical PC users get standard MLC and now even TLC, which are *good enough* for that application. It's worth noting that most SSD failures are not due to burning out all of the available flash P/E cycles. The vast majority are due to infant mortality failures of the controller or even due to buggy firmware. I've never written enough to any single consumer SSD (in normal operation) to wear out all of the flash. The closest I've come to a flash-related failure was when I had an ioDrive fail during testing by excessive heat causing a solder pad to lift on one of the flash chips.
All of this said, I'd love to see a revisit to the author's well-structured paper – only based on the corrected assumptions I've outlined above. *That* is the type of paper I would reference when attempting to make *accurate* arguments for SSD endurance.
Sandisk Launches PCIe Solid State Accelerators (SSAs)
Subject: Storage | July 3, 2012 - 12:21 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: ssd, slc, server, sandisk, PCIe SSD, flash, enterprise, caching
Flash storage company Sandisk has recently jumped into the world of enterprise PCI-E caching SSDs – what they are calling Solid State Accelerators. Currently, they are offering a 200GB and 400GB model under the company's Lightning PCIe series. The SSDs feature a proprietary Sandisk controller driving 24nm SLC NAND flash, a PCI-E 2.0 x4 interface, and maximum power draw of 15 watts.
The Lightning Accelerators use the NAND flash for Sandisk's own foundry and offer a large performance boost for servers and workstations over hard drives and SATA SSDs. It is capable of 410 MB/s sequential reads or 110,000 IOPS. Further, when using 4KB and 8KB blocks, the drives can reach 23,000 and 17,000 read/write IOPS respectively. Other specifications include an average response time of 245 microseconds, and less than 30 millisecond maximum response times. The Solid State Accelerators also feature sustained read and write latencies as low as 50 microseconds.
Sandisk has built the drives so that they can be configured as boot drives, storage drives, or caching drives. The company supports up to 5 drives in a single system, for a maximum of 2TB of flash storage. In addition, Sandisk is offering up its Flashsoft software that allows the Lightning Accelerators to be used as caching drives on Windows-based systems. Unfortunately, that is an additional cost which is not included in the already pricey SSDs (good thing for corporate expense accounts!).
Speaking of pricing, the 200GB LP206M has an MSRP of $1,350 while the 400GB LP406M has an MSRP of $2,350. Both cards have five year warranties and a MTBF rating of 2 million hours. You can find more information on the Sandisk Website.
It will be interesting to see how this Sandisk accelerator stacks up to the likes of the Intel 910 and FusioIO drives! The FusionIO FX, for example, gives you 420GB of QDP MLC NAND for $2,495, which works out such that Sandisk has a slightly lower cost-per-gigabyte value and SLC flash. We will have to wait for some independant reviews to say which drive is actually faster, however.
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|Aug 05, 2010, 12:26 AM
KK Quadcopter for FPV?
What do you folks think? How does a quad do for use in FPV fun flying? Especially the KapteinKuk variety.. it's all I can afford lol
|Aug 05, 2010, 04:40 AM
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I'm building my KK quad specifically for FPV. See my reply in the KK build thread. Motors, ESC's, frame parts, skids, screws, etc all came up to about $130 shipped. Only the KK controller is extra; it's price depends on whether you build one from components or that's 100% complete and programmed. I built my controller from parts for $65 + $18 for a USB programmer off EBay. A 600TVL camera and NGHobbies 400mW Vtx together will add $103.
|Aug 05, 2010, 06:00 AM
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You can get evertyhing from jakub for about 80 Eur / $100 and shipping.
I mean an Al frame, the controller PCB and a bag of piecese to solder yourself.
The processor comes loaded with firmware, of course.
You must add the 4 motors/ESCs and 3 gyros.
|Aug 05, 2010, 09:27 AM
I'm also building a Quad right now that I'm going to use for FPV and Aerial Photography. It is the Aeroquad frame with the Gaui GU344 flight controller. Once I get proficient with this one I am going to build another one. Its going to use Jakub_J's folding quad frame and the kkmulticopter control board.
|Aug 05, 2010, 02:01 PM
Really, only $100 ish?? I need to learn how to shop, I think. Here are my best findings so far...
On www.kkmulticopter.com, the classifieds show this:
I already have FPV gear and such, so just need to buy the aircraft. This pile above adds up to $295 + shipping. How could I find some of this stuff cheaper?
|Aug 05, 2010, 03:08 PM
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Here is the Jakub offer, for 76Eur "Frame + PCB + parts":
You must add motors, ESCs and gyros to the above
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I'm making a KK Copter! I am building a quad and at a later date a sexa or octo
|Aug 05, 2010, 09:09 PM
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I've looked at all of them and not found any motors from HK that are well suited for a quad copter. These motors are actually only 34.5 grams. I just got them in yesterday and should be testing them tomorrow; can let you know how they do. Warthox uses very similar 39g motors and you've seen how well his copter flies. Whatever you get, avoid anything over 1100Kv. Originally I got the 1300Kv 25 gram Hextroniks from HK and ended up giving them away because they were too much RPM/v to fly stable off 3S. Also, the lighter the motors; the lighter, more efficient, and more crash resistant your quad will usually be. Also, avoid motors on a pedestal mount as they'll snap right off in crashes and your constantly ordering motor mounts (ask me how I know). You want something low profile, low Kv and low weight.
HK's Turnigy Plush ESC's are great for multi copters though; as well as HobbyWing ESC's off EBay.
|Aug 05, 2010, 10:12 PM
Aw shucks, another money burning project....is it really that cheap now?
|Aug 06, 2010, 02:16 AM
Interesting points to consider! What exactly happens at higher kV? I know the RPM increases, but what does that mean for a quad?
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Beyond this I've also noticed that a motor's range of speed vs lift appears to be critical to stability. With higher Kv motors your usually generating more lift than is necessary, so the motors have to run at a lower speed to maintain hover. As a result the motors are at the low end of their range of speed and have less leg room to vary RPM's to stabilize. I think you can also have a quad that's got too low of a Kv rating and the reverse would be true. Ideally I think the optimum Kv rating is where hover occurs when all 4 motor's are at their half-way point in their ideal RPM range. Thanhtran probably has formulas for this stuff and will know much more than I, but he'd lose me at all the physics and math part.
You can add weight or reduce prop size to improve the stability of a quad with high Kv motors, but then you lose a lot of efficiency (in both flight duration and lift). You can alternatively switch to a 2S battery to effectively lower the RPM sweet spot that the motor works at, but then you've only got 7.4v to power a camera and video Tx. With 1300Kv motors my quad would fly for 10 minutes off a 1500Mah 3S lipo with 8x4.5 slo fly props, but it was too unstable and hard to control. Changing the props to 6x5 slo fly made it fly great and very stable but halved my flight time and reduced the payload it could carry. It's like trying to drive a car 5mph in 3rd gear. You can do it but it's not going to run smoothly or be remotely efficient. On a quad copter you only have one gear (a 1:1 ratio of prop to motor) so you want all 4 motors combined to be running at their midway point while hovering, to give them the maximum range of speed in either direction to maintain control.
|Aug 06, 2010, 07:06 AM
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I am in!
I read 60 pages of the main topic, went through th website and I decide I will go for it!
We need to find recommended Configurations for FPV. I am not completely sure that HK does not have what we are looking for.
Here the configs I listed:
from the Vid on kkmulticopter.com
EMAX 2822 + HK ESC SS 25/30A + 8x4.5 SF props from quadroufo.com
The esc may be too much I guess a 18A should be enough.
Other one: Turnigy 2209 1130 + Plush 18A + 10x4.7 SF
Other one: Turnigy 2217 1100KV + Plush 30A + TGY 12x3.8
Jakub's one: Towerpro 2410-09 (needs extra glue) + Towerpro 12A + 10x4.7
850g payload apparently.
So what do we FPVer go for?
|Aug 06, 2010, 07:14 AM
at fpv4ever.com you can order it ready-made. just got off skype with the owner. I think I'll get one there, too many variables...
|Aug 06, 2010, 08:00 AM
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First FPV flight in KKquadri, and with a quadri without assisted mode (GPS)
Since some change have been done , upgrade firmware to 4.4 and change propeller so need to make test flight this aftenoon
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The 10 listed below are my favorites of the year; the ones that remained with me long after I left the theater, and that created worlds I was eager to visit again, as soon as possible. They are listed alphabetically, because I couldn't possibly rank one above or below another: How do you compare, for example, a blood-drenched musical, a real-life drama set in the imagination of a paralyzed writer and a comedy about a shy man and his life-size doll? Regardless, all thrilled me, and I hope each of you saw 10 films this year that enchanted you as much as these 10 did me.
"Atonement." Don't be fooled — this isn't just a pretty period drama (though much of it is very pretty indeed), but a wrenching, multilayered ode to the power of language and storytelling. Ian McEwan's brilliant novel is done justice by director Joe Wright and screenwriter Christopher Hampton; newcomer Saoirse Ronan is a knockout in the role of the young writer who sets the story in motion.
"The Diving Bell and the Butterfly." How do you depict the inner life of a 43-year-old man locked inside his body by a massive stroke — and how do you make the film an unexpectedly uplifting experience? Julian Schnabel answers these questions with astonishing imagination and artistry; Mathieu Amalric, in the film's central role, creates a complex character using only one eye and a voice-over. Unforgettable.
"Eastern Promises." David Cronenberg's tale of light and dark (smartly scripted by Steve Knight) never wavers for an instant; it's a unique character study focusing on a chilly driver for London's Russian mob (Viggo Mortensen) and an angelic-looking nurse (Naomi Watts) drawn into his world. A splendid ensemble cast moves the story inexorably forward; you'll watch it leaning-in and breathless.
"Lars and the Real Girl." Who knew that the year's sweetest love story would involve an awkward young man (Ryan Gosling) and a life-size mail-order doll? Craig Gillespie's film, written by Nancy Oliver, is a small-town story of love, kindness and good manners, and by its end it achieves something magical: We begin to believe that Bianca, the doll, is real. A gentle and unique film that didn't find the audience it deserved.
"The Lives of Others." Though technically a 2006 film (it won the foreign-language Oscar early this year), Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck's drama wasn't seen in Seattle until February 2007, so I'm slipping it in here because it's just that good. Set in the East German police state of the '80s, it's an intricate tale of overlapping lives and voyeurism; of a man becoming obsessed (and drawn to) the people on whom he spies — and despite the chilly subject matter, its emotional impact is one you'll remember long after.
"Michael Clayton." A reminder that Hollywood can, occasionally, still hit one out of the park. George Clooney, that most effortless of movie stars, leads Tony Gilroy's whip-smart thriller; Tilda Swinton (who spends the entire movie wound so tightly, you never see her breathe) and Tom Wilkinson are brilliant in supporting roles.
"Once." This year's little-movie-that-could comes from Ireland, where it was made on a budget that wouldn't cover Clooney's "Michael Clayton" wardrobe. John Carney's modern musical is the simple tale of two young people in Dublin who touch each other's life with song. Almost ethereal in its softness, it's a gentle not-quite-love-story, with a final image sure to pierce your heart.
"Ratatouille." The Pixar gang, which seemingly has an unlimited number of terrific movies up its sleeves, has done it again with this animated tale of a Paris rat who yearns to be a chef. Technically impeccable (who knew an animated rat could convey such nuance in his facial expressions?) and filled with wit and warmth, it's an irresistible tale of the joy of good food — and of finding one's bliss.
"Sweeney Todd." Those who love the Stephen Sondheim musical about a bloodthirsty barber in 19th-century Fleet Street have been anticipating Tim Burton's movie for a while — and they won't be disappointed. This thrilling black-white-and-red melodrama is perfect blend of filmmaker and subject matter, and a chance for Johnny Depp to show us that there's nothing he can't do.
"The Wind That Shakes the Barley." Ken Loach's tragic, beautiful tale of 1920s Ireland as the country struggles for independence is about the way wind blows on rugged green hills, and the way people born to that land come to love it with a fierceness. Listen to the musical brogues rising and falling; watch the way the performances get under our skin.
A splendid second 11, just because: "Enchanted," "For the Bible Tells Me So," "Golden Door," "Gone Baby Gone," "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix," "Hairspray," "My Best Friend," "The Namesake," "No Country for Old Men," "The Savages," "Zodiac."
Ten perfectly dreadful movies I hope to never think about again: "Black Snake Moan," "Because I Said So," "The Invasion," "License to Wed," "The Nanny Diaries," "Next," "Norbit," "The Number 23," "The Reaping," "Rush Hour 3."
Roll the end credits. May 2008 be a year of joy and inspiration, at the movies and elsewhere.
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The arguments over getting pregnant again have steadily become more and more angry. At first he was simply teasing about not wearing condoms ever again and no more birth control as we waiting anxiously for the Docs approval to become intimate again... but as soon as we started having sex he really does refuse to wear condoms and is not happy about the fact that I'm on the mini pill. He calls me selfish and gets very upset and dramatic whenever we talk about it...
Don't get me wrong, I WANT another child, but I want to be able to give DD the attention that she deserves. Not to mention the fact that I need time to emotionally and physically prepare myself for another pregnancy. DD was not planned and has taken us both by storm. During the pregnancy, obviously my life was the only one to really change until I delivered. Since then, I've been staying home with baby and breastfeeding, and I therefore take the vast majority of the responsibility for her.
Any advice or opinions on this would be greatly appreciated.
When my DH said he didn't want to wear a condom, I told him there would be no sex then. I'm baffled at your DH's behavior. Bottom line, BOTH parents have to be ready for a baby, not just one. And especially not just the one who didn't have to have his body wrecked by pregnancy and delivery.
If you've told him exactly how you feel and he still won't budge, I don't know. Maybe counseling is in your future.
Also, there are studies that suggest that your body needs way more than 8 weeks before you get PG again or you could have serious complications. My mom had 4 of us, and the 4th pregnancy was full of complications. She and my brother almost died. But my other brother was only 5 months old when she got pregnant again, so they think that could have been why.
I'd sit down and talk to your H about this. Set out at a time when you're both calm (perhaps either mom could watch LO for a few hours so you don't get interrupted?) and explain that you're not ready for another pregnancy/baby yet.
Perhaps set a guideline as to when you'll try again (once done BFing, LO is 1 y/o, etc). If he refuses to wear condoms, I'd refuse to have sex, TBH.
8 weeks is waaaaay too soon to be thinking about another baby. Mistakes happen, of course, but at my 6-week check-up, the doctor told me that they do not recommend getting pregnant again for at least a YEAR. One of my good friends got pregnant again when her baby was 4 months old, and the doctor told her it would be difficult, and it was. She was in and out of the hospital constantly. Her body just was not ready for another baby yet.
It seems odd that your husband is getting angry about this, especially if this child was unplanned. Even though you're home with the baby and bfing, he must be somewhat aware of the work involved, right? If not, you need to sit down and have a serious talk with him.
at my 6-week check-up, the doctor told me that they do not recommend getting pregnant again for at least a YEAR.
There is medical reasoning behind this! It's not healthy for you... Your DH should respect that. Give your LO some time to enjoy his parents as an only child! I would strangle my DH if he even spoke a word of trying for another right now... He knows better!
I really feel for you.
If all else fails, you can also make your case from a financial standpoint. Double the diaper costs? Double the DAYCARE costs??? For my family, I know that we are waiting to build up some more savings prior to a second kid. My husband said it best -- we want to wait until our daughter is potty trained before we have another kid.
Men generally respond much better to hard facts than to emotional arguments. Maybe find some statistics you can quote about the medical reasons to wait a bit longer...
Good luck!
I got pregnant with Dominic when Natalie was 3 months old - believe me, it was not on purpose! Although my pregnancy went very well and we don't regret it one bit ----- I don't recommend it:)
Besides the added stress of caring for a baby while pregnant, your body still needs more time to "bounce" back. Just ignore his comments or maybe counter with the "just let me enjoy the baby that I have" argument. Quite honestly, I think he is being incredibly selfish pressuring you right now ---- you've just had a baby!!!
I think you should respond to his claim about selfishnes. Getting pregnant this quick will hurt you, the current baby and the future baby (ie everyone but him). Both you children will be healthier if your body is only supporting one of them at a time so if he wants his children as healthy as possible he shouldn't consider trying to get pregnant until this child is weened.
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NEW YORK, April 11, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Dunning Golf ( http://www.dunninggolf.com), the premium performance golf apparel leader, today announces the launch of dunninggolf.com, the company's flagship website. The new digital experience reflects the clean and sophisticated aesthetic of the Dunning brand showcasing the company's golf clothing that is focused on quality, performance and playability. Black and white photography of the brand's tour ambassadors throughout the new site re-shapes the classic golf environment with a more modern feel.
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Nov. 15 (Bloomberg) -- KGHM Polska Miedz SA, Poland's sole copper producer, rallied to a two-month high on plans to buy back as much as 3 billion zloty ($921.6 million) of its shares.
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I would like to propose that riot make an australian server as there are quite a few of us aussies here who want to play during our prime time, but there NA server is always down during maintainence for a patch during our prime time.
Having an Australian server will prevent Australians and New zealanders from lagging PLUS allow us to be able to play during our prime time in the day. I always see more australians posting on the threads when maintainence is happening and i am one of those who wait from 6pm - 12pm waiting for the maintainence to end for NA.
Just a suggestion to Riot.
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I also live in Australia, and believe an OCEANIC server, not just specifically an Australian server, would do much good for Riot's credibility.
that would be nice but
1. it would take forever to mek
2. i already made heeps of friends in NA so its sad to not have them in aus
3. it prolly wont have many people, i mean i knw mills of people play lol in australia but its still better to be with NA even though its downtime is australia,
so what i suggest for riot is to actually make the downtime a little less australia, I`D LOVE IT IF IT WENT OFF WHEN WE`RE AT SCHOOL
If Riot can't seem to achieve long uptimes on the NA server, what makes you think an additional server (which would have to be installed completely upside down--think of the opportunity cost) would be a good idea?
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Oceanic server would be awesome!
The highlight of my day after Uni and then work is to come home and play a couple rounds of LoL with my best mate that lives in Brisbane (I'm in Melbourne). When I come home to the server's being down it really just ruins my day and also our view of LoL in general. What about tonight's events (and many other nights) should make me want to put up with it and keep playing?
An Oceanic server would be amazing. Give us that or give us free RP or IP or something, anything, just to make up for myself and my friend missing out on the one good thing that we have in our day.
uA Blaze
I do play on NA servers as an australian, i live in adelaide and ping at about 194. I would love to play on sub 100 ping, but the unfortunate part is, if this happens, the cost to maintain the server for so few people compared to amercia, brazil, asia and china etc would be a much more significant amount, while i under stand playing at 200 ping is hard, i still have many friends at 2-2.4k elo.
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