y4-copter

typically you call these things by a symbol that looks like the frame and the number of rotors (so a typical quadcopter is mostly x4, some build "+4" instead) Also, you could do something like this Y4 but instead with 6 rotors, 2 on each arm, making it Y6 or you could go T-Shaped, to make it T4 or T6.

Don't confuse it with Tricopters - those would be Y3 and either need an tilting servo on one of the motors or they come with different rotor sizes.

Plz

new photos added

new photos added

I haven't figured where to strap a cam yet for footage but I can tell you that I was shocked by how stable it is. So far it's been mainly indoor flights but I'll be flying it outdoors very soon as the snow is melting.

I haven't figured where to strap a cam yet for footage but I can tell you that I was shocked by how stable it is. So far it's been mainly indoor flights but I'll be flying it outdoors very soon as the snow is melting.

Does your headset have DVR? I know it aint the clearest recording from the FPV cam, but we can at least get a feel for the stability...

Yes I use hd3's just dont often record with them... I'll try to get you some footage.

I added new photos btw