This build is meant to be a reliable, budget freestyle quad. I have had trouble with reliability in quads lately, mostly due to buying components that are cheap or not durable. With this build, I picked the CLRacing F4s because I heard a lot of good things about it, and it was cheap. Same with the motors. The Escs I kind of skimped on, very old tech, but functional on Dshot 300. In order for current sending to work, the 4-in1 can't be direct wired to power. Instead, we wire it off of an ESC pad on the FC.
Update:
Flies very smoothly, not the most powerful but still fun. Changes: Add Capacitor to the esc pads that are providing power to 4-in1, otherwise vtx cuts out at high throttle.
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You've probably heard the term "Cinewhoop". Traditionally it's a 3" ducted quad capable of carrying a GoPro Hero7 Black at a low 10 degree angle. More recently the term "Cine" has been applied to a number of RTF quads ranging from 85mm to 3". They all focus on their HD capability, but none compare to the stabilization of Hypersmooth (only available on the Hero7 Black). This is what really offers that..
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A couple years ago I built the TransTEC Frog and since then I've been patiently waiting for another TransTEC frame to catch my eye. Fast forward to today and the TransTEC Laser S is that frame. It's a 82g racing frame that features 6mm arms, a TPU micro cam mount, 30.5mm and 20mm stack mounts and 3K carbon and 7075 hardware. My goal here was to build a high quality 6S racer at a reasonable price. I'd..
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