The 2Fatty

Its been about 2 years since my last build and I decided to do something that is just kinda stupid and to satiate my curiosity. I wanted an ultralite capable of freestyling and able to use the DJI o3. I didn't expect to get the build under 250g and wasn't particularly trying. I went with an iflight blitz 55a aio after I realized the new 2fiddy doesn't ship with 30mm mounting... now I have a spare Speedybee aio to play with. Overall due to parts availabilty and a fried o3 unit and a fried blitz aio this build has taken me over 2 months to complete. She weighs in at around 288g and I'm constantly adding minor modifications since weather is keeping it grounded at the moment. I guess the highlight of the build is I've found the largest motors this frame can hold, the 23mm from FPVcycle that has a 12x12 m2 mount @1830kv with an m5 prop shaft. I finally got the HD OSD working and did some hovering, but am looking forward to taking it out tomorrow.

When the build fried the original AIO and o3 I decided to upgrade to racewire since I had to rewire the whole thing anyways. Sadly the screws aren't flush with the top so I had to upgrade the battery mat to the leftovers from my moongoat. I'll probably trim the battery pad away to shave some weight if it proves sufficient. I got some printed "legs" coming hopefully to protect the motors a bit since they seem vulnerable the way they hang over the edges.

Some notes:

• The dji port didn't work with the HD OSD from betaflight 4.4, I had to break out the wires and use uart 7 for that
• 2fiddy frame no longer supports 30mm boards
• 3d printed o3 mount from newbeedrone
• Antenna 3d print is from a Moongoat