The secret to this 3" CheaterKwad build is the tiny ViFly camera switcher.
GepRC Cygnet 3" front camera cage also fits to the rear (two screws on the bottom and four screws on the top) so to get a second camera cage you will have to buy an extra frame. The good news is that you have a spare top and bottom plate in case you break one.
The motor mounting pattern on the GepRC Cygnet 3" is 9mm x 9mm, unless you buy the Pro Version which is 12mm x 12mm
Dry Weight is :-130g
I used a GNB 550mAh 3s Battery and get about 4 minutes of flight time.
Tip :- Use a shallow angle for both cameras, if you don't you will just film sky when flying backwards (You also have to alter your flying style as you will use more Yaw and less Roll).
This is my first Rotorbuilds project so if you have any questions or want more pictures please just ask.
I am interested in all Sub 250g Quads, Check out my YouTube Channel Sub 250g FPV for :-
Watch Gal Kremer's Video on the ViFly Camera Switcher and if you want to buy one please to use his Affiliate Link :-
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I am definitely looking to build a sub 250 gram, would they be powerful enough to carry a go pro session. I know it will incerase the weight but just wondering.
A Go Pro Session would put you over 250g, I could add a GOPRO to my 4" but it wouldn't fly very well at all. You really need at least a 1408 motor to give you the extra power to carry one and still have your quad fly well.