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28 de octubre de 2025 a las 21:52

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@jfpoulin yes. 
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28 de octubre de 2025 a las 8:38

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No, that's not O4. I'm flying on WS Moonlight. 
That's how the DJI Osmo Nano looks like when recording. I was wondering if I should buy Action 2 or Osmo Nano - the size was for me the factor. I'm happy with the Osmo Nano :) 

27 de octubre de 2025 a las 21:54

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I bought recently DJI Osmo Nano. That is one of few first flights. It's mounted on 5 inch quadmula frame. https://youtu.be/kXDwHNnyC7s?si=v4Sa4oqpieRNlF3d.

I like it :)

26 de marzo de 2025 a las 18:41

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5'' vs whoop or 3,5"?gif

14 de marzo de 2025 a las 18:44

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amazing. That's gonna be my next foam :).
Thanks for letting me know.

6 de marzo de 2025 a las 18:54

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5 de marzo de 2025 a las 7:55

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Pyrodrone makes I think the best foams for HDzero goggles. I haven't yet tried that, but that's just a matter of time when my foam wears out.

2 de marzo de 2025 a las 21:28

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I use lava 300 on my Mobula 6 freestyle and get 4,30 on dualbladed props. On tattu I'm getting around 3 mins. I find lava much better than tattu ones.

27 de febrero de 2025 a las 20:17

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Yap, they all do. In Speedebee AIO you'll need to use the BEC - but it's in the package, so no additional costs. Oh and if you want to use 32 bit - go for Goku or similar. If 8 bits - go for speedebee as they are great and price reasonable option.
I think that JEHMCU also have some great stacks in 20x20.

27 de febrero de 2025 a las 20:12

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Love it.
I had moblite 7 on HDzero - great little monster, but Mobula 6 on HDzero AIO with the lux cam is even better. On lava 300 mah I'm getting 4 mins 30 sec of flight. It's one of the best BnF you can find - in  my opinion :)
You'll love it.

27 de febrero de 2025 a las 10:06

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Hi, volador 3,5 is great frame. I have 2 of them and love them. As for the stack, you can use GOKU mini f722, or the Speedybee F405 mini, or Speedebee AIO.
On one of my builds I used 1404, 4500 kv Speedybee motoros, Speedybee F405 mini - I got around 5 mins of hard flying. 

25 de febrero de 2025 a las 20:54

Ha comentado la pregunta de en Solución de problemas: Can i use these motors?

Hi, sure these motors can be used for 3,5 inch. For example Crux 35 uses motors 1404 and 3500 kv on 4S and it's waaaaay below 250, and it's 3,5 inch :)

20 de febrero de 2025 a las 19:35

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@Pinchy That's just what's it all about - build, fly, crash and repeat :)

20 de febrero de 2025 a las 19:32

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:)

you can always save tune profile you already have and apply anohter one that you're tunning. That is great experience to tune it by yourself - no matter if you use basement tunning or any other. Seeing what change does to your flight if you increase P or I or D is amazing. :)

20 de febrero de 2025 a las 17:09

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For future builds - it would be better and cheaper if you learn to tune it and than tune it yourself using PIDToolbox or Blackbox log explorer. Or both :)

You can find a lots of tutorials on YT - Bardwell or Chris Rosser, or UAV Tech, or PIDToolbox Guy. For me PIDToolbox Guy and Bardwell are the most I undrestand. But all of these 4 guys are amazing and it's worth learning from them.

Great method is a Basement tunning (by PIDToolbox Guy)

20 de febrero de 2025 a las 17:01

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The deafults in BF are quite good nowaday - you can safely fly on deafults, however if you tune it it will fly much better. That frame is not too noisy, so the filter settings should be easy to set up. The PIDs  - if you know what to do - you know, if not - try to look for tutorials on YT - Bardwell or Chriss Rosser, or PIDToolbox.

16 de febrero de 2025 a las 19:31

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use E6000 glue. It's perfect for this kind of applications. I use it on all my drones - tiny whoops and 5 inchers.

10 de febrero de 2025 a las 19:13

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I've bought Nazgul DYI set. I hate it. I don't know if that was me building it wrong or what, but the iFlight's stack is one big piece of crap. I've got all components there from iFligth and I hate it still. I threw it away on the bottom of my closet and instead of this I bought Apex Evo frame, Speedbee F7 v3 stack and HGLRS ELRS receiver and it flies now better than great :)
I can only say that that was great decision to not buy Nazgul. Although for example Bardwell is very pleased with the Nazgul Eco, but only in analog :)
I'm sure you're gonna have tons of fun flying Nexa :) It's light, motors 1404 4600 KV if I'm not mistaken. They give really tons of power - sufice to say - I have 1404 4600 KV on my Volador 3,5. Amazing weight to power ratio. :)

10 de febrero de 2025 a las 17:40

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I simply like the look of it, and if I remember correctly Avion RC have addressed some "issues" that Nick Burns pointed out.
Either way - both are more than enough to have a tons of fun, they are built amaizngly good, both are tuned great.

9 de febrero de 2025 a las 21:59

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Nexa 3,5 with O4 or Ikon 3,5 from Avion RC? Stew did a review of that some time ago, you can also find the review on Nick Burns' YT channel. You can also try some sub 250 drones. If I weren't building the one from Quadmula - I would go for Nexa 3,5. :)

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