I've legit never tried to fly rate/acro LoS before, so I figured I'd put together something from spare/cheap parts to hopefully learn. The ESCs were £1.50 each from Gearbest with some coupon, the motors are the ones I bought for my Armattan F1-6 but weren't smooth enough.
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Out of curiosity did the Martian III come with a battery plate? I'm about to buy the 190mm version as I too go the HGLRC esc's on sale from gearbest for $1.99 and some 1806 motors for $15 total. Going for a budget build to just have some fun with and get to build cause thats half the fun.
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would you happen to know how to power a 5v output with the martian pdb? i need to power my board and fpv equipment
Just connect a little regulator like this one to one of the spare sets of vbat pads.
https://www.banggood.com/5V-12V-Adjustable-Voltage-Dual-BEC-Output-Board-Only-1g-p-1031884.html?rmmds=myorder&cur_warehouse=CN
kinda looks like a polulu 5v. if it's the same thing, i think i have some laying around somewhere...
Pololu is just a brand that makes voltage regulators (amongst other things), so yes you may already have something suitable if you have Pololu kit lying around :)