This little bad boy "Micro X68" is quite similar to the 66mm Rakonheli 2S Brushless Whoop (RKH 66).
Nevertheless, I'm using some different components and slightly bigger motors.
Build notes:
- The 2s-battery mount I have to print on myself
- I rotated the flight controller by -90 degree, in order to always access the USB port.
- After upgrading all firmware, this baby now flies with DSHOT600 and Betaflight 3.2.5
- The motors just use/have a press-fit shaft, were I already pulled off two bells (smashed two motors) while changing a prop. I can't recommend these motors - c-clips are a must.
Overall - a very sweet little drone :-)
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