my second build.
wasn't an easy one, was a hard job to fit it all together inside this frame. the fc with the 4 in 1 esc fitted only on the side , so you need to play with some betaflight configurations.
the transmitter is pretty big so had to mount it on top.
the total weight is 165 gr without the battery.
its a great looking quad i got really exited by the shape of it, have fun building it.
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I Feel really mean about this but , Please now that you have got it all working , take it apart and start again,
With a little efort you can get the vtx in there. AS you build you will learn how to avoid failure points. I am a reasonable poilet , but i would destroy the vtx with the first inverted landing.
Im not being mean. Just trying to stop heart brake.
couldn't agree more with you on that, couldn't do it the first time because it's too big... it's in my to-do list. either playing with the Angles inside the frame or maybe adding a protective layer on top. any tips are blessed :) thank you.
a bit hard to see , but it looks like if you used long 3mm bolts and nylon nuts for spacers you could shrink the stack and put the vtx under the top plate.