This is my "Mobula 6.5" build. This is a Mobula 7 frame with Mobula 6/ Happymodel Crazybee F4 Lite FC and Runcam Nano 3 camera. I also soldered in a mini Flysky Receiver and tucked it under the canopy.
This is running Betaflight 4.2 and I updated the ESCs with latest licensed JESC firmware w/ 48 khz pwm and enabled RPM filtering in Betaflight. Made a big difference by increasing smoothness and added almost a minute of flight time. I consistently get about 3.5 minutes flight time flying pretty hard indoors! Highly recommend the updated firmware. This whoop is super fun to fly indoors and I also fly it outside when calm.
This started out as a repair for my old Blade Inductrix Brushless whoop that burned out an ESC. It turned into a full build by the time I was done as one of the Inducrtrix motors was also toast and then one thing led to another.
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