Rebel Yeti 6"
Made this one from an older decommisioned quad... so ended up with seperate ESCs... Switching to the HelioSpring flying Emu Flight and HDZero... I'll keep things updated... now we have the Speedybee stack in this final iteration...
Frame |
Yeti 6" Analog Long Range Frame
Rebelminiquads.com
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See Site |
Flight Controller |
SpeedyBee F405 V3 BLS 3-6S 30x30 Stack/Combo (F405 FC / 8Bit 50A 4in1 ESC)Default Title
(21 builds)
Racedayquads.com
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$71.99 |
ESCs |
SpeedyBee F405 V3 BLS 50A 30x30 FC&ESC Stack
(19 builds)
Speedybee.com
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$59.99 |
Motors |
4 x ETHiX KONASTY 2407 2200KV MOON BOOT MOTORS
Ethixltd.com
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See Site |
FPV Transmitter |
HDZero Freestyle 1W Video Transmitter for Sharkbyte / HD Zero By Divimath
(12 builds)
Pyrodrone.com
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$99.99 |
Receiver |
TBS Crossfire Nano Rx - FPV LONG RANGE DRONE RECEIVER
(1500 builds)
Team-blacksheep.com
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$24.95 |
Batteries |
CNHL G+PLUS 2200mAh 22.2V 6S 55C Lipo Battery XT60 Plug for RC Drone FPV Racing
(2 builds)
Usa.banggood.com
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$58.99 |
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Those Yeti's... ALWAYS a looker!!
Cool build, of course, I like the esc covers.
I have thought about running a GPS antenna on the battery strap, but never committed. I always worry it won't be correctly calibrated after I unstrap and re-strap the battery, but I tell myself that I could just secure the battery strap and it should be plenty close for the calibration to be accurate. Please let me know how it performs, you would help my OCD :)
I have had several ships with the GPS on the battery strap. I have had no issues with calibration... the battery is unplugged when you undo the strap... and you are moving the drone around when it lands anyway, the gps doesn't know if its dangling on a strap or being shook around while you place the drone back on a good take-off spot. The only real issue I have had is it can get ripped off if you hit a tree branch, etc.
Ty!