Hi guys,
this is our first FPV Jet that we build and for this first attempt we choose the so popular RadJet 800.
The problem was to fit all the components in a build with tiny spaces.
We designed some custom 3D printed parts to fit FPV components into this build
It carries a 2200 mAh 3S Lipo but we plan to upgrade motors and escs after some testing
SW: INAV
Hope you like it!
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Rad indeed! Have any flight footage? I'd like to see the FPV perspective. I guess the camera is in the canopy not pictured?
Thanks for the comment! Still no flight footage yet, but they will arrive as soon as possible!
Actually the FPVcamera is in the nose. I made a tiny hole just to pass-through cables and reach the FC. You can notice the black foxeer in front (quite risky, I admit)
More FPV contents on my YT channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/fpvflow
Jet videos are yet to come :)
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Did you cut the top of the fuselage off? If you did, how did you put it back on? Tape, glue, magnets, something else?
No, the top of the fuselage was not cut. The radjet has already an opening on the top blocked with magnets, but no other cut were made on the top.
I've cut the tip and drilled a hole for the camera wires. After that I connected the camera with the vtx and fc inside, with its 3pin connector and glued all with hot glue. Rock solid.
Actually, at the moment I would use B9000 (epoxy glue) as glue instead of the hot one: more resistant and lighter