Crazy Chameleon
By Klean_kwadsfpv on Dec 22, 2018
I'm sooo beyond pumped at how awesome this quad build went. I thought my first chameleon was a beauty but I think I like this one more. Better components, better frame, better looks it's a win, win, win!!! She flies like a dream and is a freaking tank, I've proven that to myself plenty of times. First time trying my hand at anodizing titanium, tried a splatter pattern to match the vinyl and I love how it came out! Super proud, let me know what you guys think!
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Great looking quad! How are the amps with those motors on 4s? I have the same ones and I'm also going to be using 30 amp ESCs. I'm hoping my batteries will be my current limiter as T-Motors site states 45 amp potential on these guys...
I had to go with some 35a ESCs that capped at 45 because these motors will draw some crazy amps. With my 1300 100c battery on punchouts fully loaded I was in the realm of 100a, with my 1500 I was at around 115-120. it flew like a damn rocket ship though haha and I loved it.
Ha ha awesome, sounds like fun! I pulled the trigger on a DALRC Rocket 45amp AIO just to be safe. I think I may need to invest in some higher than 80C 1500mA 4s batteries to get the full fun potential. Thanks for the amp info!