Break It Quick

By nbroper on Dec 22, 2015

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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.

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SadisticLeprechaun   Jan 15, 2016  

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!

aerosurfer   Jan 04, 2016  

Very amusing, we're in the same boat. I started to build a BeeRotor 160mm and burned an ESC due to shitty soldering skills. Your soldering seems to suck balls too :-D

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