Hi,
Do you have a link to the 3d part you've used for the XT60 holder in the back?
Can you tell me which KV and propeller are you using ? Do you know the max amp draw with this config? Thank you
Hello,
nice job. I build also the rekon 10 pro and i have a question about the condensator. Which one you use and where is the position in your build?
Thank you for your help.
Andy
Did you need a BEC to use the O4 "lite" with the 4S batteries? I am looking at doing a similar scrap build :)
Hey so nice! I tried to copy, and used the same AIO, same motors same everything, I check I had motors and props correct direction, looks same as yours, but I can spin up the motors and it won't lift off, did you need to changed any setting for it to work correctly??
I 100% could be wrong, I read, Rcinpower 1202 likely has 14 poles, Happymodel 0702 likely has 12 poles. on betaflight it says, count the magnets, not stator slots, so I changed it to 14, given the same motors used as yourself, what is your motor pole setting in BF?? I know its only for RPM filtering, but still keen to get it all correct....:)
sorry to bother you but i am new to FPV and i found yours to be the perfect build for my fist drone i was just wondering what size of battery are using i was thinking about using 1200 Speedy Pizza Drone Battery's but i wanted you opinion and also will the DJI O4 air unit work for the goggles i have which are the DJI goggles 2
Nice! welcome to the hobby! for this build I use 4s Tattu 850mah batteries and 4s GNB 930mah. I also ended up upgrading the motors from 2700kv to 4600kv because it was lacking power. 1200mah seems like it might be a bit too heavy for this build but I'm not sure what sort of flying your're looking for. If you want agile/aggressive flying I would stick to smaller batteries. As far as the goggles, I believe the goggles 2 are compatible with the o4 air units after a firmware update. Just be aware that this frame was designed for the o3 unit and you might need to mod it to work with the o4. Hope all that helps!
A super lightweight and agile toothpick with HDZero AIO, perfect for backyard acro sessions - it just flies well, and crashes on grass seldom need repairs. A fantastic combo of HDZero digital footage with a micro platform - pure flying joy!
what's the benefit of tilting the rotors? I can only really imagine it making sense for adjusting overall pitch but still using differential thrust for attitude control on pitch. incredibly impressive design.
Beautiful design, saved the file for a future build. Does it hold up well in crashes?
A super compact and tough quad - perfect for indoor and close‑proximity flights, it really takes hits and keeps flying. The lightweight bone frame adds a fun twist - a totally different experience compared to regular X‑frames!
Well-thought-out build - lightweight, modular, and ready for tweaks. Perfect for those who love to experiment and still want smooth footage.
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