Frame: HANTU 240mm Carbon Fiber (50g)
FC+ESC: HAKRC F4120 3-6S 35A AIO
Motor: Emax Excelvan 2306 1650KV (29,5g)
Propeller: 6030, 6040 2blade
Propeller: HQ5145 red, GF6030 blue 3blade HQ Bubble Gum 6030 pink 2blade
Camera: Runcam Micro Swift 3
Camera: RunCam Phoenix 2 SE
VTX:
Until 2023 Eachine TX02 200mw
From 2024 SpeedyBee TX800 800mw
Receiver:
Until 2023 Xm+
From 2024 ELRS
Weight: 284-294g
Battery:
Turnigy Bolt HV 4S 850mah (102g)
Turnigy Bolt HV 4S 1000mah (122g)
Turnigy Nano-Tech Plus 6S 1000mAh (184g)
TATTU R-Line 6S 1050mAh 120C (209g)
Summ weight: from 386g -> 503g
Flytime: 4-6-8 minutes
Interesting idea to mount the camera.
What material do you use? Is this a thin alloy stripe?
And out of curiosity ... how robust is the frame? (the arms looking a somewhat thin to me)
Yes camera mount is hand made from Alloy slide.... like from Brico or OBI it is part of roof!
https://www.obi.hu/tetolemezek/paracseppento-ereszlemez-merete-250-mm-x-1000-mm-natur-aluminium/p/4122925
Aluminium thick is 0.6mm and very easy to process it cut and drill it like plastic but alloy is more durable...
I drew shape like "L" cut and hole then curve it! I did canopy from this type of alloy
https://rotorbuilds.com/build/30288
Arms of Hantu.....
thick is enough problem is around the screw! Bcus there is 3mm hole for standoff! It is the weakest point!
Breakable!
Kudos! Very elegant solution.
I really like such small details, and also experienced, alloy is way stronger and more robust than 3D printed parts.
In my earlier versions of the Standar II green/red/purple builds I used 2mm Alloy and build an SMA antenna holder. This was rock solid though.
https://rotorbuilds.com/pictures/f_5939_UxCrsPLafMNXHxg9tbrKvxbw0.jpg
That said, these SMA connectors are quite heavy. I recently replaced them with nano-VTXs (just 350mW instead of 600mW) and bought better Antennas for my goggles. So I have same distance and saved almost 20g of weight! :)
About the weakest point around the whole - you're right.
I had a similar and bad experience with a 3 inch build (Atlas 130 frame) and do not use this frame anymore since then. https://rotorbuilds.com/pictures/f_5939_sd4Y0zhnlBjAXW99VyJYW5GTz.jpg