This is my first attempt at building a quad. I parts from a lot of different sites and am still waiting on things more than a month out. Because of this I've double purchased a few things but I've only included what I'm currently using. I burned up my first Naze32 being an idiot. I tested it before doing any soldering then decided I didn't want to add all the pins so I tried to remove them. After doing so I couldn't get it to register in baseflight. One of the ESCs wasn't working either which could have been caused by me but I'm not sure to be honest. I had ordered a spare ESC and motor to have on hand and was happy I could swap it out quickly.
Frame |
ZMR 250 Quadcopter HD - Full Carbon Fiber Frame Kit (Heavy Duty)
Readymaderc.com
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$36.99 |
Flight Controller |
FPVHQ | Your FPV Headquarters
Fpvheadquarters.com
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$14.99 |
ESCs |
4 x Turnigy Multistar BLheli_32 ARM 32bit 7A 0.8g Race Spec ESC 1~2S (OPTO)
(8 builds)
Hobbyking.com
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$27.48 |
Motors |
4 x DYS BE1806-2300kv Brushless Multirotor Motor 3S~4S
(5 builds)
Hobbyking.com
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$42.36 |
Propellers |
10 sets - GREEN/BLACK Gemfan 5045 2-Blade Multirotor (Total Qty = 40 props)
Thebulkpropguy.com
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$26.00 |
FPV Transmitter |
FrSky Taranis Plus - Transmitter with Travel Case
Alofthobbies.com
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$197.83 |
Receiver |
D4R-II Receiver 4 Channel ACCST w/ Telemetry and 8 Channel CPPM w/ RSSI
Amazon.com
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$23.58 |
Batteries |
Turnigy nano-tech 1300mAh 3S 45~90C Lipo Pack
(12 builds)
Hobbyking.com
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$8.99 |
Power Distribution |
SimplePDB ZMR250 PDB
Fpvheadquarters.com
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$14.99 |
Looks cool. That is the exact battery I use for my 250, before I used ones with 25C but they had no punch, that one does great!