This buid started out as a "cheap backup" quad build but quickly spiraled into something else.
It all started when I saw the frame, MitoF2 210 and immediately thought, I have to have it.
The motor of choice was the DYS Samguk Wu 2700KV.
For the ESC and FC, the first plan was to go with the XRotor stack and it also ended up that way.
The ESC is a 4 in 1 40A ESC and the FC is a OmnibusF4SD board.
Add to that, the XRotor VTX to complete the stack.
The motor wire have blue braided cabel sleeves and are secuered by an o-ring around the arm.
Mounting the frame was a breese, even though instructions was lacking.
Once the first board was in the frame (ESC) the motor and batteri wires was soldered in and I was ready for the next layer.
As the boards has pinheaders to connect the boards together, ther is no need to solder wires between the boards, which maks for an easy and tidy build.
The only thing to solder on the FC board was camera and RX wires (six in total).
The camera, I had never tested before, the Caddx Turbo F1, was a bit to small for this build and not really suitable, I would recommend a standard size camera fro this frame.
The RX turned out to be a FrSKy XM+, nothing to say about it ;-)
Finailly it was just to put the top on and start cutting to vinyl stickers.
Only some of the where fitted but I think it looks good.
This turned out way better then I could have hoped for. So good that I plan to build another one so I have a backup in case of craches.
So I can only recommend building this setup.
The only thing you need to watch out fot is the C-rating on your battery as this quad eats C's.
My batteries are 45-90 C's and they are not enough.
But remember, this is a 5S capable machine.
Enjoy!
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how did you mount the camera?
I used this (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2839053) as a base and made a remix (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3338453) to fit the frame, fired up the 3D printer and made the part.
thanks