Breaking out with a couple of superheroes over the next two weeks for my new build. Superman and Batman are on the way. Doubt I’ll get this guy done this weekend even though all the parts are here but got started tonight. Excited to get these two built and see how they fly.
Edited 12/2/17
Superman is done. Can’t believe how freakin light she is. AUW under 400g and I didn’t even use Uber light motors and I sleeved the wires to make it look nice and such. Haven’t had it in the air yet, gotta stop screwing around and study for finals but couldn’t wait anymore with all those parts hanging out lol.
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Part List
Frame |
Ghost FPV Drone Frame | Quadcopter Racing Frame - Mode 2
(23 builds)
Mode-2.com
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$49.99 |
Flight Controller |
30x30 Drone Stacks/Combos for RaceDayQuads
(51 builds)
Racedayquads.com
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$34.19 |
Motors |
4 x RaceDayQuads 2205 2450kv BadAss Racing Motor by BrotherHobby
(22 builds)
Racedayquads.com
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$53.96 |
FPV Camera |
FPV Drone Cameras for - RaceDayQuads
(149 builds)
Racedayquads.com
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$1.99 |
Antenna |
EMAX Pagoda Antenna RHCP Set of 2 - 50mm and 80mm
(62 builds)
Racedayquads.com
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$14.99 |
HD Camera |
Foxeer Box 4K Action Camera
(10 builds)
Amainhobbies.com
|
$169.99 |
HD Camera |
GoPro Hero5 Session, 1080p
(302 builds)
Amazon.com
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$1.00 |
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