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Octo X/Cinelifter/Double rotor or whatever it is
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3 inch 1s toothpick
This thing asolutely shreds, it's fast, light and super powerful. it weighs 31 grams without the battery and 43 grams with the battery. Being only about twice as heavy as a whoop while also having 3 inch props and 1202.5 11500kv motors makes the build super agile and supports a very agressive style of flying. Because of it's light weight and large biblade propellers it can rip around at 50-70% throttle continuisly for about 4 mintutes. This build is super fun and I definitley recommend giving it a try.
Here's moefpv's video on the setup:
My first build ........., yet to do
my first time build i don't know what parts to use and what frame and motors to use..
please help
3" HDZ Toothpick (2S)
Battery life: 5-7min depending on style (550mah pack)
Freestyles great and is very responsive. It has gotten into a few crashes but the frame has managed to hold up and nothing has broken. The only problem so far is that the negative solder joint has came loose a few times, not sure why as the connection seems solid.
My first 5 inch drone
I have ordered stack of parts based on youtube video and 5 inch drone frame with 1500 4S battery pack. I Have now tried to draft wiring diagram with help of software and AI and some videos how wiring should be done.
Just in case i also have smoke stopper ordered.
If you find any mistakes on this i would be happy to have them pointed out as i am just learning but at least it seems valid for application which is btw amazing tool!
F5 S2 Mosquito
Dji 04 pro, speedybee 4505 v5 stack, iflight xing-e pro 2207 1800kv motors, radiomaster XR1, flyhighfpv led strips and a quadmula siren f5 s2. The frame has shown zero issues, other than being very tight fitting with no room for additional addons. Total weight: 650g with battery. My experience with it and ethix P2 pickle props has been quite good. Very maneuverable and light. The top speed is 80mph with no wind. Higher pitched props will get it a little over 100mph. Average flying time a little over 5 minutes heavy on the sticks, over 10 minutes at cruising speed. (25-35mph)
I was using 1300mah 6s lihv from gaoneng batteries.
Uavfutures Micro (My number 1 pick of any drone) lightning v2 DJI build
This drone ticks so many boxes for me. IF I could only ever fly one drone it would be this one.
It started out as a walksnail build but I switched it over to the DJI04 lite.
Why should you build this?
- It's is fast and zippy.
- Low risk, not loud or intrusive
- good flight times for its size
- Can fly bascially anywhere from small parts to large fields (Although its too fast for indoors)
- Cheap batteries
- Funs great on a default tune
- Not very much soldering required
- easy to transport, great for a drone to travel with
Things to consider
- the led is only for if you are flying with others
- Camera protection is not the best. It can be easy to break a camera on a full speed crash
- Limited space when building. The lightning v2 frame is quite compact so there is not too much room to work with
- I had to mount the DJI camera with a bit of foam and some hot glue, Not idea, but it also helps reduce some jellow and smooth it out a bit.
- No atenna adapter, I used zip ties
There is also a lighting v3 prebuild which bascially is the same as this but works fine out of the box, except that the v3 djio version does have some jellow at slow speeds in the dvr/camera. I personally like the v2 the best. The v2 is also smaller and lighter than the v3.
PZ-5 “OLD-RED”
I’ve tried many frames and components. What I wanted was something close to the “edge” of light weight and durability. With enough power from the motor and esc to run 4s at high thrust output and not burn things up. I built it with these current components after trial and error to achieve a rebuildable power train that performs at close to the limit of 4s. This is keeping in mind I would be ok with an economic build as long as it didn’t hinder flight performance. After running costly gear and cheap cheap I found the middle ground on cost has been the best. With very very few exceptions. In my humble experience. The all up weight is with the dji action 2 and it’s 623 grams the build cost does not include the action 2. This is by far the best flying quad I’ve flown so far, keeping in mind I built it for me. May it serve someone else as well as it does me every day. Keep rippin
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Built a 2in 2s based on the Petrel 85 frame and the BetaFPV O4 HD canopy II. To secure the canopy I just slid the bobbins over four M1.4X8 screws. Install the screws so they are long enough to rest in the round middle part of the bobbins. surprisingly secure.
HGLRC Petrel85
BetaFPV O4 HD canopy II
DJI O4 lite w/Flywoo wide angle lens
JHEMCU G474 ELRS AIO Flight Controller
Happymodel 1103 11000kv motors
2in HQ D2X1.9X4GR 1.5mm props
Lava 580mah 2s battery
Here is a flight vid.
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What do you guys think of my build idea?
I'm new to the hobby, want to fly freestyle and cinematic.
AetherFpv Amity frame (3")
T-motor VELLOX v1507 4s (~4100kv)
Speedybee F405 V2 40A AIO
DJI 04 Pro air unit
M10Q GPS module (for speed readings on my OSD, RTH and telemetry)
Gemfan 3106
Happymodel EP1 2.4GHz
4s batteries
Vifly Finder mini buzzer module
maybe add some LEDs in the future
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𝖠 𝖦𝖱𝖤𝖤𝖭 𝖥𝖫𝖠𝖲𝖧𝖨𝖭𝖦 𝖫𝖤𝖣?!
(a post on EU/EASA rules)
One of our local pilots, who was flying after sunset, was admonished by police during the control for not having navigational lights 😵 and warned that this may be a subject to a serious consequences next time, as this can be treated as causing threat to air traffic safety 🙃 I forgot to mention that he was flying a microdrone (1.8'').
I checked it, and apparently in EU there is an active rule 2019/94 UAS.OPEN.060 / point 2G: the operator ensures that, during night operations, a flashing green light is activated on the unmanned aircraft.
The law does not state any technical details; the light must be green and flashing. So the next thing I did is build a lightest led light 😎🐝 I bought a 3mm led light with an inbuilt flashing chip and the 150R 0,6W resistor. Both super tiny. Together with the AWG30 cables and thermal coating it is 0.38 g. Works, drains 20mA, so it has not much impact at all on the current, and I succesfully added it to my 1.8 and 2 inch drones.
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FlyFish Volador II - SpeedyBee V4 - Walksnail
Hey guys,
This has been one of my latest builds I've done, actually this was a guide prepared by Stew while ago.
My very first digital drone using the Walksnail Moonlight kit.
It's been pretty good overall, but I had a bit of a challenge fitting everything in the frame. The capacitor goes all the way to the front, and I'm not a fan of how my battery wires are done, but it works.
Also, my antennas keep sliding out of the TPU mount. it's something I have yet to fix.
But, the frame is durable, and I am having lots of fun with it. Anyone has similar setup?
Just finished soldering up version 2.0 but instead of using a 30x30 stack, this one's meant for a 20x20 budget oriented stack that I'm looking forward to testing. Complete redesign of the center assembly to accommodate the new stack size, but she's good to go! Now I just need to get some missing hardware and design a VTX holder/canopy. Some cheap motors but this one should be able to do 150k easy.
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