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how much does she weigh?
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Great write-up! Looks like a fun combo.Your digital whoop build sounds intense and a blast to fly! Going with the JHEMCU GSF405A-BMI aio was a solid choice after the Zeus10 debacle; JHEMCU boards really do stand out for micros and toothpicks. And you’re right—the smaller the build, the more precise (and sometimes colorful) the language needed! That’s a good callout about the motor pads for others to keep in mind.
hi im a bit late on the game but is there a proper PID Tune out there that suits the Hachidori v2 ?
Such a good looking frame. Seriously considering trying one out. Been flying the apex evo for a few years.
looks amazing, how stable is it?
I was a bit worried about that so slowly increased speed/manoeuvres but it flies really well tbh (I did not try anything really acrobatic mind but it felt really stable even turning at speed) - small tumble while landing seems unavoidable but does not seem to be an issue either. The body is printed in thick PTEG I believe - nothing bending/flexing at all - not sure how it would fare in a hard impact but not planning to find out either :)
Sehr interessanter Umbau! Hab schon länger ein Design für einen Rekon 8 in der Schublade, allerdings auf der Basis vom Rekon 10. Wenn ich die Performance von deinem Build sehe, dann muss ich mir vielleicht doch mal anschauen ob ich dafür nicht lieber auf dem Rekon 7 aufbaue :-) Wie schwer war es denn die 8" auf den 2807 Motoren zum laufen zu bringen? Gab es Probleme mit Vibrationen und Tuning?
Ich muss sagen, die Motoren haben einen effektiven nutzbaren Bereich von 10-12%, dieser liegt sehr weit unten. Dieser ermöglicht die 28 min oder eben einfach nur 12 Minuten. Also ein schmaler Bereich zwischen lang und kurz fliegen ;). Mit der Kombo mit den 8x4x3 Props können die Motoren sehr hungrig werden. Ich bin noch an den PIDs dran, da ich noch Low-Throttle Jello habe (denke, vieles kommt aber durch die Kamera/Servo Befestigung). Die Oszillationen hab ich weg bekommen. Die Filter sitzen auch. Rechnerisch versuche ich es mit "1250KV" um noch effizienter zu werden.
Hi.
I received and assembled my ATLAS this week. I'm adjusting it and I have small vibrations/oscillations at many engine speeds in flight (50% to 80% I guess). I don't know which parameter to play on, P. I D?. I mount the yellow silicone, the black one is different? Thank you.
great setup and decent frame
have you connected the servo directly to the FC ??
or used a regulator ??
hi, you have a nice conversion. I fly similar components but in a 7.5 inch drone. What flight times do you have at 45-50 kmh or rather, how long can you fly?
I got my frame delivered yesterday and spent the entire night building it. I did my maiden flight today on a 1000 mah lipo and got almost 15 minutes. I am shocked I got it to fly right away being my very first build lol. I am encountering a lot of wobble at hover speeds and low throttle. I applied Chris Rossers preset. Not sure how to tune unfortunately. I see a filter preset and a pid tune preset am I supposed to apply both?
Great. That was probably my issue. I think I only applied the filters. I wont be able to test it for a couple of weeks. Have to go out of town for a while. I tried uploading a pic of my build but not showing up here. Threw a build with a pic quickly together under my profile. Thanks again. Looking forward to testing it
did you not use the elrs antennas? loving the build trying to build mine also
The receiver I used, link in the parts list, has the On Board SMT Antenna so no external antenna is need. This is a park flyer not a long distance flyer so I didn't need an external antenna for this build. I'm able to fly round my Townhouse complex with no issue. :-)
ahh okay, thanks for all the detailed pics as well it helped me out a lot with my part orientation.