There are not enough hexacopters in the world, and I have decided to do my part to change that. Coming off the insane high that is building the "Cinerous Vulture", I developed the desire to complicate my life with now trying to fit 6 motor\ESCs onto a micro. Of course, Shendrones sells 4 and 5" versions of my 7" hex, but those seemed.... "too big" to be "different enough". I really wanted a 2" hex as I really love micros, and one builder here on RB had one (Hex Sex). The Tomoquads micro hex frame comes in 2 and 2.5", and if you have ever built a 2" you know there are some props that are just a tad bigger than that. A quad in that stance gets relegated to the worst offerings IMO. The 2.5" is what I will always opt for if possible for that reason.

This little monster is my first in the 1206 motor range and features the new Xing Nano 1206 6500KV's. They are driven by more than ample Emax 20A Bullets, and the amazingly versatile Matek F405\F-CHUB A5 combination delivers the expert signal desired for such a build. If only builders knew that this FC has 6 DSHOT outputs they may attempt a venture into a hex (many of the full size Matek FC's also have S1-S6 outputs). You'd think this little one was easier to construct than my 7". Not so. This is a TIGHT build. A 5" might appear gaunt with this wiring (motor wires are cut at .5"), but so much is packed in so small an area + you have to attach some of this unmounted and so (to me) it appears a little cluttery (I am really OCD about aesthetics). I was lucky that once again my intense penchant for planning\mocking up my builds protected my build-time jitters (lest I forget to put the FC screws in for the PDB for the millionth time...).