First classic KISS build since prepping rigs for Dubai 2016. Impressed with how it flew, but build time is a PITA compared to beta and 4in1:)
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Part List
Frame |
HYPERLOW AIRSHOT
(7 builds)
Hyperlowframes.com
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$95.00 |
Flight Controller |
KISS FC V2 - 32bit Flight Controller
(62 builds)
Getfpv.com
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$69.99 |
ESCs |
KISS 32A 32bit ESC (2-6S)
(22 builds)
Getfpv.com
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See Site |
Motors |
Ethix Mr Steele 2306 1700KV V2 Stout Motor
(2 builds)
Newbeedrone.com
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$26.99 |
FPV Camera |
Caddx Vista Digital HD System for DJI HD FPV
(98 builds)
Pyrodrone.com
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$164.99 |
Antenna |
TrueRC Singularity Long 5.8GHz SMA Antenna - Choose Version
(19 builds)
Racedayquads.com
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$19.99 |
Receiver |
TBS Crossfire Diversity Nano Rx - FPV Long Range Drone Receiver
(42 builds)
Pyrodrone.com
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$59.95 |
Power Distribution |
MATEKSYS FCHUB-6S PDB
(96 builds)
Getfpv.com
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$10.99 |
3D Printed |
HYPERLOW AIRSHOT 20x20 DJI CADDX VISTA MOUNT by Hyperlow
(2 builds)
Thingiverse.com
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See Site |
how did you get the camera to fit?
I am struggling with an airshot to fit the caddx vista nebula pro camera... as the stock mounts I received make it really narrow for the camera to fit.
I used the stl you have on thingiverse and edited a bit, but I am getting a lot of jello/ vibrations on the video.
I will try tour method as the mounts I received with the frame are a lot of better print and quality than the one I can print.
love this frame and also the vert.
this is my second airshot.
nice. theres a tune if you scroll down here if you are still getting vibes: http://hyperlowframes.com/HYPERLOW-AIRSHOT_p_128.html#tab-5
First of all: fantastic build. You really kept it clean, consiering how many components and wires you have to fit together in that lil stick o butter. I like your rear reciever antenna solution.
This all looks well thought out, and like it's not your first build, so why did you put the reciever on that lil 3d printed shelf (instead of taping it to the frame in basically the same spot)?
Yes, for weight. It is probably taped to the shelf (I can't see, so i'm guessing here), so the shelf is superfluous. The tape isolates the electrical components from the carbon of the frame, but typically you would add heat shrink to the rx so you could uninstall it/do maintenance without having to pull the VHB off of the components attached to the board. Here you would unscrew the two standoffs to get out out, where you would cut the heat shrink if you went the other way, and there are benefits to either approach in my mind. I am curious why richrd decided to go that way.
good question! the shelves allow wires to be routed under components, and provide more surface area than the carbon does underneath due to cutouts which are primarily for use with the vertical arm option on this frame, and the wire routing that goes along with them. the shelves play a more vital role in the tighter vert free frame build (https://rotorbuilds.com/build/16819), but i keep them around for neater building solutions with this frame. weight doesnt factor in dues to how light the print is.
hi, could you recommend what motors do i need to fly 6" arms? id like to do freestyle but also wonder what notors for long range with