Firehawk
By EagleEye314 on May 08, 2020
The Firehawk was my first quadcopter build. It was built with high performance freestyle flight in mind with midclass power motors and a 100C battery the result is a quad that is punchy but still has a 5 minute flight time. Not including the GoPro, the onboard cost was roughly $500. The quad earned its name after an electrical fire that claimed the flight controller and the receiver after the 5v regulator failed, sending battery voltage along the 5v pads.
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