Going for a 4" quad with the new KISS CompactCTRL "CC" and the new Swift 2!
The build was fairly easy. Having a AIO controller leaves you with plenty of space.
At an overhaul, I soft-mounted the motors and the "CC".
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Part List
Frame |
GEP-TX4
Geprc.com
|
$51.90 |
Flight Controller |
KISS CompactCTRL CC All-in-One
(42 builds)
Flyduino.net
|
$99.00 |
Motors |
Xnova 2205-2600KV HYPER FPV Motor Combo (4 Stck)
Elektromodelle.ch
|
$96.25 |
Propellers |
Gemfan Master Series 4x4 Bullnose 4-Blatt Propeller Blau 4040
Coptermonkey.ch
|
$4.90 |
FPV Camera |
RunCam Swift 2
(412 builds)
Shop.runcam.com
|
$44.99 |
FPV Transmitter |
TBS Unify Pro 5G8 HV Race (SMA)
(555 builds)
Team-blacksheep.com
|
$24.95 |
Antenna |
Lumenier AXII 5.8GHz Antenna (RHCP) (2pcs)
(199 builds)
Getfpv.com
|
$29.99 |
Receiver |
FPVracing.ch
Fpvracing.ch
|
$37.00 |
Batteries |
Thunder Power 1300mAh 4s 80c Adrenaline Series Lipo Battery
(12 builds)
Getfpv.com
|
$34.99 |
HD Camera |
GoPro HERO5 Session
(302 builds)
Getfpv.com
|
$199.99 |
Why did you decide to use the Spektrum Receiver with Telemetry? Did you use the Telemetry for anything?
At the moment, you can monitor the voltage and RSSI. And as the FCs will come up with Spektrum telemetry support soon, it's a good thing to already have an appropriate receiver...
I've been curious about these receivers, but the cost is quite prohibitive. I just get FCs with OSD and that's good enough for me.
Does the OSD allow you to monitor voltage and RSSI on the Transmitter?
Nope, so that's the trade-off. But I think it's worth the $35 cost savings (vs LemonRX serial diversity). I'm waiting for a cheaper alternative before I start playing around with telemetry.