iFlight 7" with xing, tracer, airunit and gps.
1046 grams with 1550mah 6s and gopro9.
Frame |
Iflight Titan DC7 HD Frame
(3 builds)
Drone-fpv-racer.com
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$89.90 |
Flight Controller |
iFlight SucceX-D F7 TwinG Flight Controller (HD Version)
Getfpv.com
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$49.99 |
ESCs |
iFlight Succex 32Bit 50A 2-6S 30x30 4in1 ESC
(6 builds)
Racedayquads.com
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$49.99 |
Motors |
iFlight 4pcs XING 2806.5 1800KV Brushless Motor 3-6S for QAV FPV Racing Drone Quadcopter (Unibell)
(2 builds)
Amazon.com
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$119.00 |
FPV Transmitter |
DJI Digital FPV Air Unit - Ultra Low Latency 720p 120FPS Digital HD
Racedayquads.com
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$179.00 |
Misc Parts |
Ummagawd UMMAGRIP Universal Super Sticky Battery Pad
(174 builds)
Racedayquads.com
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$4.99 |
Battery Charger |
HOTA D6 Pro 325W 15A 1-6S Dual Channel AC/DC Smart Charger w/ Wireless Cellphone Charging - Choose Your Color
(56 builds)
Racedayquads.com
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$124.99 |
Soldering Iron |
Hakko FX888D-23BY, 599B-02 Soldering Station with 599B Tip Cleaner, Blue/Gold
(25 builds)
Amazon.ca
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$122.99 |
That's a really cool quad. I never thought about using those double axii antennas for DJI. If you want them to be most effective, make sure you bend them at 90 degrees from each other and roughly 45 degrees from the horizon, depending on average forward flight angle. Based on the photos, you'll have a null zone directly behind the quad, so you'll minimize signal strength as you fly away from yourself. Nice work.
Hey, Thanks for the comment, I am trying those angles now. They are mounted so far back I had to use structural zip ties to keep them in place.. good signal though.
The new antenna angle looks great!