Transplanted the Mobula 6 electronics to a BetaFPV HX100SE frame and replaced motors by Happymodel 1102 - 19000 Kv's.
I would go with the Flywoo 1202.5 next time, because of the thicker 1.5mm shaft and probably better throtthle handling and efficiency.
But this thing is absolutely silent.
It's a quick and easy mod, but so much better.
Frame |
BETAFPV 2pcs HX100 SE Toothpick Frame T300 Carbon Fiber Frame Kit for HX100 SE 1S Toothpick Quadcopter 1102 13500KV Motor
(3 builds)
Aliexpress.com
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$16.99 |
Flight Controller |
Happymodel Mobula6 Spare Part Crazybee F4 Lite 1S Flight Controller AIO 5A BLheli_S ESC & Receiver & 40CH 25mW VTX for Whoop RC
(5 builds)
Banggood.com
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$54.99 |
Motors |
4 x Happymodel EX1102 1102 1S 19000KV Brushless Motor for Mobula7 Snapper7 Mobula6 1S 75mm 85mm 65mm Toothpick RC Drone FPV
Aliexpress.com
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$43.96 |
Propellers |
Banggood.com
Banggood.com
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See Site |
FPV Camera |
RunCam Nano 3 1/3'' 800TVL 1.1g Ultra Light FOV 160° Wide Angle NTSC CMOS FPV Camera for FPV Racing Drone
Aliexpress.com
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$15.89 |
sweet build! I'm working on something similar myself. Happy flying!
I was using EX1102 13500KV. Be aware that EX1102 motors are very fragile. There is a weak point in the shaft. Where the shaft is sticking out of the motor bell they designed a grove for the clip stopper. When using very soft propellers (BETAFPV Gemfan 65mm 2-Blade) it was "ok" but when I have tried some stiffer props (HQ Prop Micro Prop 65mm Bi-Blade 2.5) or (GEMFAN 65mmS 65mm 2 Paddle) the shaft is snapping off every 3-6 crashes. The propellers are intact. I have trashed 5 motors within 2 weeks flying 1h daily. Now I'm back to BetaFPV motors 1102 18000KV. Now the ideal KV for what I was trying to achieve but at least they are holding.
What screws are you using on the canopy to frame? The mobula canopy holes seem like perhaps M1.6 and M2 nylon screws can't seem to be forced in. Can you explain how you proceeded please
I used metal M2 screws