Super easy build with the Mayday PNut frame. So easy it almost doesn't even count as a build, but I guess soldering the RX and LEDS were a little challenging on the 16x16 board. Other than that, piece of cake. Everything is conformal coated. Total weight with battery strap, rear LED, and arm bumpers is 62g. Without all of those it's 57g.
I'll likely shorten the XT30, and may add a small capacitor. All 3D printed parts were included except the arm bumpers, which are available with the other parts on Mayday's Thingiverse.
Frame |
pNut 2.5
(3 builds)
Maydayquadworks.com
|
$17.00 |
Flight Controller |
SucceX Micro F4 V2.1 Flight Tower System 16x16 (ESC Plugs)
(2 builds)
Pyrodrone.com
|
$67.99 |
Motors |
4 x iFLIGHT BeeMotor 1103 10000KV with Plugs
Pyrodrone.com
|
$39.96 |
Propellers |
HQ Prop Durable Prop T65MM (5CW+5CCW)-Poly Carbonate
(30 builds)
Pyrodrone.com
|
$2.99 |
FPV Camera |
Caddx Turbo EOS2 1200TVL Nano FPV Camera
(13 builds)
Pyrodrone.com
|
$15.99 |
Receiver |
TBS Crossfire Nano Rx FPV Long Range Drone Receiver
(1499 builds)
Pyrodrone.com
|
$24.95 |
Batteries |
Gaoneng GNB 2S 520mah 7.6V HV 80C Lipo Battery - XT30
(12 builds)
Pyrodrone.com
|
$7.49 |
Do you know any other frames that might work for this build.
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Would you know if it can take a bigger battery.
It can, but I feel like this size is pretty ideal. Getting over 4 minutes of flight time on average now with 48kHz ESC firmware. The next size up GNB battery is 650mAh, and 3.5g heavier. Doesn't sound like a lot, but that's nearly 4% of the total weight. If you're not planning to race it though, it'd probably be fine.