This is quad is powered purely on hype! All the latest stuff I could fit into one quad! It's super heavy though! 660g with GoPro and 4S battery, 700g with 5S. Wish it was a bit lighter.
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Not really hype if it's not a Chameleon these days X-D
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Hah, I already have two Chameleons. Unfortunately this frame was a flop, already broke an arm and burnt a motor in the process :( Time to rebuild on a new frame.
howd you burn the motors i am getting the same motors and i would like to know thanks.
Damaged it when an arm broke due to an electrical error.
Sorry to hear that but doesn’t the Loki have 6mm arms? I thought they were indestructible I was about to buy one... now I am really hesitated.
It was a cheap GepRC frame that broke an arm. I moved it to the Loki aftewards. This build has been through several iterations :D
Oh I see. So how do you like the Loki? I am tempted to get one because of the 6mm super slim arms and the weight. I have a 3 inch build using the Storm Sirio X3 frame and I really like it.
It is pretty good, though the 6mm makes it a bit heavy. I think maybe there are better frames for the same or less weight that are as durable, but so much of that is user preference. I like this one because if you work it right you can mount the battery on top.
It is pretty good, though the 6mm makes it a bit heavy. I think maybe there are better frames for the same or less weight that are as durable, but so much of that is user preference. I like this one because if you work it right you can mount the battery on top.