After learning how to fly FPV playing DRL Sim, I was inspired to build my favorite quad from the game. Major kudos to Andy Shen on the original design. This build came out looking and flying much better than I expected it would.
A few notes no the build. The original canopy needed a few changes to work with the hobbywing 4-in1 esc. I also printed a flight stack mount for the VTX and receiver chips. I can post the stl files for those parts here if anyone is interested.
The weight of the quad comes in at 380 grams plus another 222 grams for the battery.
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Hi,
How about weight?
I think you can fly with 6S battery!
Anyway looks like very "clean" build canopy is covering all electronic parts! :)
If first build? then very good job!
good luck!
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