CineKraken
By Flying Kraken FPV on Feb 21, 2019
A cinematic build as suggested by multirotor builders!
I put a 330uf cap on each of the esc's because the Wraith32 has 1800uf of capacitance - adding a bit more will help with noise filtering. I also added a 1000uf cap on the XT60 lead, it's tucked away into the frame.
UPDATE! The FC decided it no longer wanted to pass through video. So I'm replacing the FC (Omnibus Fireworks V2) with a Holybro Kakute (latest version). I'm going to have to try and investigate the cause... could have been something to do with the caps back feeding voltage. We'll see.
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