My first "tiny whoop" sized quad! Running Betaflight with project Mockingbird setup. I run a Turnigy Evolution radio, so my FC is a Beecore with a Flysky receiver built into it (saves weight instead of having a FS-RX2A Pro Receiver). Also have some bigger motors on there. Very punchy!
cursed motors
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How do you do the motor mixing ont he Turnigy Evolution? Cool cam, haven't seen that one with the mount built in, now I need one!
I set up everything with Project Mockingbird minus the mixing. I've never flown a Inductrix, so I'm not "missing anything" so to speak. The camera is cool, but I've since built a new one with this: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07917759H
I really missed the OSD plus it has up to 200mw
I'll post my other build tonight so you can see it
Gonna try the Mockingbird sans mixer - worth a shot! Flying my little whoop clone acro now, it's like practice for the 5" which still scares me :) - it's like a flying lawnmower.
This is how it flies. https://www.instagram.com/p/Bi0a7AyHti0/