My first 7" build, the FR7 is an amazing open source design by Jeremy Mariscal. Flying 4400 5S (dual 2200s) with 2408.5 1922kv motors, this quad is designed to be a strong, fast, cinematic mountain surfer. The FR7 is one of the coolest designs I have seen. Now that I've got some nice build and glamour photos, next will be to test, tune & send it. I will update this build with video from this bird soon.
FR7 v4.x Frame Cut Files found on Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3590777
FR7 v4.x Print Files found on Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3601947
3D TPU parts printed my BMC3D: https://bmc3d.co/
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just gorgeous!!!! I have a question: which diversity antenna do you use at the back of the quad? homemade? or do you have a reference?
Can I just ask what kind of antenna you have used to connect the immortal t in the front? Looking at the frame and the platypuss diversity mount it seems the standard 120mm length will not be enough.
P.S. just an awesome build!!!!
Best Frank
I have a question :p)
How do you do for multicolors TPU parts ? Do you have a bi extruder printer, or you just change filament for each color ?
Thanks
Great Build. I just purchased mine and getting ready to build. I noticed u r using tbs nano diversity, how did u get the antenna extended?
How did you extend the immortal T to reach the diversity rx?
Do you have pids for BF 4.0.x ?
Thanks in advance I'm building mine now 😁
Great job for this build.
What is the red long straight antenna on the rear (near the Lumenier AX-ii) ?
Thanks
Great looking build. Are you using 2 immortal Ts? Unclear what's inside the orange straw. Thanks. What range and fight times are you getting?
wow, such a beautiful frame and build. I am also interested in 6 inch. I wonder if you could share just the weight of frame? btw, is there a place to order this to be cut? thanks.
its so pretty :')
that shits like emaculate dude nice job
im psyched to see it rip i might have to get one XD
Sweet build man... FR7 yeah buddy
coming from an Avionics background, its nice to see soldering that isn't over cooked and wiring routed properly. it just makes my brain feel nice.
If only I could pull it off too...
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I created an account just to come here and say "Daaaaaaaaaaaam". TY for the pics, and the great video. I might just go steal your parts list some day to make this .
Here's a more recent video. The first/long sequence, along the river, is with my FR7. The rest of the cliff diving stuff is with my 6" Vector.
very pretty area. I'm in northern texas. haven't seen snow in 5yrs...(moved from ny). Where did you film? I gotta figure out how to get these parts into the frame and soldered up ,and programed. Are you using inav? (guessing because of gps)
No to iNav. I tried a about two years ago but I could not get it to fly acro the way that I like. The GPS functions are awesome but it did not fly like a proper freestyle quad. Maybe it's better nowadays? If you want tons of information about the FR frames, from users and the designer of it, join the Mid-Range Mountain Surfing Group on Facebook. Everything you need to know is there. Use the search feature, before asking the same questions that have been asked a million times before (annoys people). If you can't find it in a search, make a post. Lots of helpful folks there.