HDZERO Freestyle QAV-S JB edition rebuild.
By BloatedGoatFPV on Mar 09, 2022
as you can see by the pictures, this is not a build but a rebuild. this is been my daily driver for several months and I absolutely love the way it flies but it was time to update to HDZERO Freestyle. I'm trying to decide whether to put the VTX on the center stack or in the rear. if it goes in the stack, I'll put the flight controller in the rear.
filtration has been the name of the game on this quad from day one. individual ESC each have a capacitor and I have a 50 volt 1 farad capacitor on the battery lead. I've also added a fettec spike absorber.
individual ESCs our old school but they worked really well so far and I don't intend to change.
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Where did you end up mounting the VTX?
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