Martian II 4-inch Body 6-inch Arms
By scottdurham@yahoo.com on Feb 09, 2018
This is an upgrade I did for my first build. It is now a Martian II 4-inch frame with 6-inch arms. The 4 inch body is significantly smaller than the original body for the 6 inch frame.
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how are motors handling the props?
So far they have been great! I did replace the bearings on one of them because it was sounding a little rough but since then I have put many batteries through that quad and they are still kicking!
I sorry for bugging too much. Can you tell how much do you fly? Only 4s 1300 packs in use? HOw fast do you fly? Of course not racing but cruising only?
It is no problem. I don't currently race though I am contemplating giving it a try. I mainly cruise around but mix up some flippy floppy in with it. You can check out some of my videos on my YouTube channel to get a better idea on how I normally fly. it is at the following link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHdQ3W84ql5P0LXXUFX2-hw.