Crashed the sh** out of the FliteTest Gremlin; broke a motor and the frame. Bought the Atom frame with the thought to transplant the electronics.
Emax props were too big for the Atom83 and smaller props don't fit the proprietary Emax bullsh** mounting pattern. I could have cut down the Emax props but I'm lazy.
Weight w/o Battery: 52g
AUW: 94g
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Super impressive weight! Seems like you may get thrust to weight ratios similar to much bigger mini quads? How does it feel?
Btw, seems like you listed a vrx instead of a camera and vtx?
The batteries in particular were a weak point of this build and I wish I'd used higher KV motors, as the 5400kv didn't give me the power I was looking for. This quad has been gutted and parts have been used elsewhere.
The links seem to change occasionally on this site, not sure why. I've updated it.
Which links changed? That shouldn't be happening. I'll look into it.