Definitely took my sweet time building this! This is the 10" propped Hildagard 395, designed by Charles Hidalgo and Stand-in Quad Design. I was super hyped about nearly every component in this build, and probably went super overboard on the power handling with the rediculous Vishay cap. I enjoyed a very conservative maiden on 4S, but my intention is to run 6S full-time - everything seems to function perfectly, although I need to be more patient with the GPS for accurate information. Lots more flying to do!
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Nice build.Keen to know what your flight times are when cruising?
Sorry for the delay - unfortunately I haven't been flying too much since this was built, and I never took the time to purchase a more ideal battery pack setup. It did well enough with just a 1250 6S, and I've also tried two of those same packs in parallel. It's got loads of lift and seems efficient but I don't have any real numbers, I just didn't get that far into the data. Currently in process of moving from NC to CO, so once things stabilize a little bit I will be able to take a look at the quad inventory and I'll be reconfiguring almost everything, so this setup will definitely change soon!