Superlight 4R
By symonorama on Feb 26, 2017
Decided on the SL 4 for my first build after back and forth with the folks at Catalyst, chose it over the 180 speed frame. BetaAll of the suppliers I used here I would recommend and use them again in the future. Build itself went well the soldering on the Kombini is tight but with a magnifying glass and a meter got it done. Had trouble getting Betaflight flashed with version needed for Dshot, tried removing and reinstalling drivers several times to no avail on a PC running 97, luckily had access to one running XP and that was able to flash a version that would work. Quad is up and flying will still need some PID tuning but really liking how it flies so far. Being my first quad don't have too much to base it on.
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