Hyperlite Flowride Xrotor Xtreme
By Charles Hidalgo on Dec 09, 2017
This thing flies amazing!
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Charles, what sort of flight time are you getting with those motors?
would u recomend this frame for a beginner? If not what frame?
This would be a great frame because u could upgrade from it and from what I’ve heard, it’s tough. It’s gonna be a more expensive build or at least a tighter build. For that reason, I would recommend either using 4 seperate escs (spedix 30a hv) and a flight controller with a built in pdb (Bardwell F4 flight controller) or, a board with built in escs (kamikaze F4). The kamikaze F405 is back ordered due to the fact that they will be adding 50a blheli 32 escs to the AIO so u would have to wait for that. Make sure though that if u r to build this frame, that u build it light and buy components that u know will be compact. If u build this frame to heavy than the frame will not be able to hold up to bad crashes. Hope this answers your question ;)
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I’m planning on building mine with xrotor fc and esc. Now that’s a two stack. Will it have room if I also use the stackable vtx on top of flight controller and 4 in 1 esc. Also, do they provide the hardware for the stack? Or would I need to provide my own?
Look at my photos and descriptions... that is a total HW stack including HW vtx.... all three.... you need your own hardware....