ZMR250 2015
By kandesigner on Jul 26, 2017
- We are at the doors of 2018 and a lot has been evolved since my last edit. Check the parts list below
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Herewith a brief about my first racing quadcopter. It was built in September 2015 and costs around $270 at that time. I had no issues with any part and the assembly was easy and fun, thanks to the ZMR250 PDB, which also made my build so clean. My next upgrade would be for 2300KV motors, F3 flight controller and Dshot supported ESC's.
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