Cerebus v2
By oragamihawk on Sep 10, 2018
Got a free set of motors and speed controllers to kick off the build, not the newest stuff, but helped cut the price down by at least $100. Really helps because I ended up buying a taranis QX7 and Fatshark attitude v4s along with all the other gear, so my wallet really needed the break. If you already have all the gear, the base price is comparable to most other builds (maybe a bit more) but it's all really high quality gear. All the FPV equipment I was originally planning to add to my tricopter, but a small explosion of the FC/PDB changed those plans for me. I probably would have gone for a cheaper camera and smaller antenna if I knew it would end up on a miniquad.
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