Finally got around to installing the Tiny Whoop Disco LED strip on a Whoop build. This little light is crazy bright and flashes in some really cool colors and sequences.
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Part List
Frame |
NewBeeDrone Cockroach Brushed Super-Durable Frame 65mm
(37 builds)
Newbeedrone.com
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$3.79 |
Flight Controller |
Whoop Lite Mini Brushed Flight Control Board with Power Cable
(10 builds)
Ebay.com
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$15.95 |
Motors |
NewBeeDrone BDR SILVER Edition - 6mm Brushed Motor
(13 builds)
Newbeedrone.com
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$8.99 |
Propellers |
NewBeeDrone Venom V2 Super Durable Propellers 31mm -0.8mm Shaft (4CCW+4CW)
(18 builds)
Newbeedrone.com
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$2.99 |
FPV Camera |
AKK C1T Super Mini 5.8GHz 25mW FPV Transmitter 600TVL Micro AIO Camera Only 2.8g with Dipole Antenna for FPV Drone
(21 builds)
Amazon.com
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$19.99 |
Batteries |
AKK 4pcs JST-PH 2.0 260mAh 35C 3.8V HV 1S Lipo Battery for Tiny Whoop Blade Inductrix
(7 builds)
Amazon.com
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$1.00 |
Misc Parts |
Happymodel Mobula6 Canopy
(9 builds)
Getfpv.com
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nice. do you know what the power draw v rpm is with those props?...could work it out if you ran it at full throttle, set the timer to shut down, then recharged the batteries and noted the consumption.
I've never checked but I'll find some time to check it out. Based on flight times, and motor temps after flight I'd venture to say that they're some of the most efficient Whoop props I have.
yeah it sucks cos the manufacturers don't publish the power and thrust coefficients so picking props is impossible. in theory a 2 blade prop is the most efficient but more blades is more thrust for a given rpm.
I suspect that most people don't fly very fast so thrust is probably moot anyway and they can get what they need from 2 blades.
The Venom V2's definitely have noticeably less thrust than Gemfan tri blades, but they feel smoother in the air.