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What is the weight of this drone?? I have 1700 kv motors on my 7inch and was wondering if I need a throttle limit when running 6s with a the 60 amp hobby wing esc. I guess around 700 grams because no the gopro?
~560 dry (without battery)
I got a throttle limit of 60% on 6S, punching it I pull ~160A, the T7056C are very very aggressive props. When these props are trashed, I'll try Dalprop F7 (7051).
I'd set your limit at 75% and try a bit. I don't think you'll fry your ESC, a 60A 4in1 ESC means you could do 240A.
Anything longer than a few punch outs and your battery will be gone first ;).
In hindsight, I should have gone for lower KV motors, but I first wanted to go 4S, but batteries sagged to fast, so I went 6S...
That is a light 7 inch quad!! Im running 4s 1500mah now, but have a 6s 4000 mah battery laying around. Sounds like ill use a throttle cut if I ever use it because my drone would probably weigh 1300 grams with it or so.
What is the weight of this drone?? I have 1700 kv motors on my 7inch and was wondering if I need a throttle limit when running 6s with a the 60 amp hobby wing esc. I guess around 700 grams because no the gopro?
~560 dry (without battery)
I got a throttle limit of 60% on 6S, punching it I pull ~160A, the T7056C are very very aggressive props. When these props are trashed, I'll try Dalprop F7 (7051).
I'd set your limit at 75% and try a bit. I don't think you'll fry your ESC, a 60A 4in1 ESC means you could do 240A.
Anything longer than a few punch outs and your battery will be gone first ;).
In hindsight, I should have gone for lower KV motors, but I first wanted to go 4S, but batteries sagged to fast, so I went 6S...
That is a light 7 inch quad!! Im running 4s 1500mah now, but have a 6s 4000 mah battery laying around. Sounds like ill use a throttle cut if I ever use it because my drone would probably weigh 1300 grams with it or so.
It's just a Mark4 5" with 7" arms (the motors are quite heavy tho).
I've also tried: