By Cheredanine on Jun 01, 2018ok in a brainfart moment i left my THuG on the roof of my car and drove home, at some point it decamped, taking my session 4 with it.
so this is a new one, slightly different build.
The quad flies superbly just like the last one, although this time it is on stock pids and filters, just changed the rates, and it is almost spot on.
Running the latest Butterflight at 32khz/dshot1200/ motor pwm 48khz
maiden lipo:
and weekly challenge from uk forum was to hit a gap:
Frame |
Miniquadfpv.com
(2 builds)
Miniquadfpv.com
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$49.99 |
Flight Controller |
Helio Spring IMU-F V2
(36 builds)
Hobbyrc.co.uk
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$35.95 |
ESCs |
Spedix GS35 4in1 Blheli_32 35A ESC (2-4S)
(2 builds)
Hobbyrc.co.uk
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$35.95 |
Motors |
4 x Hawksky AT2205-II FPV Racing Quad Motor
Electricwingman.com
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$35.80 |
Propellers |
DAL T5040C Cyclone Pro Propellers - Crystal Purple
(218 builds)
Hobbyrc.co.uk
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$1.90 |
FPV Camera |
RunCam Micro Sparrow 2
Electricwingman.com
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$21.95 |
FPV Transmitter |
TBS Unify Pro HV Race
(10 builds)
Electricwingman.com
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$20.90 |
Antenna |
Raptor Antenna 5.8Ghz Omni - Menace RC
(13 builds)
Menacerc.co.uk
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$12.00 |
Receiver |
TBS Crossfire Nano Receiver (SE)
(412 builds)
Electricwingman.com
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$29.00 |
Batteries |
Tattu R-Line 95C 1300mAh 4s 14.8V Li-Po Battery
(6 builds)
Electricwingman.com
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$25.95 |
Misc Parts |
Miniquadfpv.com
Miniquadfpv.com
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$7.99 |
What are your impressions about this motor model?
i like them very much, i also let ZeroG FPV (youtuber) fly this quad and he really liked them, i think they need the right props (currently using t-motor 5143) and on a heavier build they may perform differently. also on of them sounded a bit iffy when spun by hand out the box but after a couple of lupos it was fine, assume bakance mud or similar, anyway lots of packs through this now and absolutley love them
Very good. I'm building a quad if this motor and never saw it berofe buy. When I test it I'll tell you.
How about the durability of the motor?
i have had some pretty bad bangs and no issue so far. (i would have expected a bit of verticale play by now tbh but nothing). as above they seem to "run in", i.e. they actually improve over the first couple of packs. they use a screw rather than a c or e clip to retain the bell so in the event of verticle play tightening that may well solve, but nothing needed yet (i fly it on a daily basis), and i crash it on a similar time scale)