Tadpole Cruiser
By codyClemonade on Apr 09, 2020
I set out to build something my girlfriend could learn to fly on. She's afraid of my 5" and I couldn't bear to put her on a whoop. I knew this had to be the answer. Turns out, she's still afraid to fly it. The first day out she had a little bit of a scare (almost a flyaway) and won't pick it up again. Oh well, I enjoy it either way.
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bro check this... maybe it's what your girl friend needs to get confidence
https://www.banggood.com/Kingkong-ET-Series-ET115-115mm-Micro-FPV-Racing-Drone-True-X-Frame-Kit-p-1217240.html?rmmds=mywishlist
I wanted to add it to my tadpole but with corona logistics the project is on hold.
also if you want perfect solder joints u gonna need some flux. Bardwell has a good flux pen on his website
Love the effect of your pic with this glass table and color reflection from beneath
The joints were perfect when I built it initially and I ended up taking the whole thing apart and reworking it because I lost ESC tones. I rushed to get it back together after I found the problem with it. I'm going to 3D print some prop guards for it when I get the time. I just haven't gotten around to it yet.
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other than adding the rubber washers, did you do anything special to isolate your VTX on the adapter? did you use steel screws? you can't fit gummies in there, right?