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Hi I wanted to ask you for advice I would like to build the same build that you did but I wanted to use some motors that I already had which are the 2808 of the t motor of 1300 kv and using some esc always t motor of 55 A
do you think it can work with the Blackmagic Micro G2 on top
Hi. Personally i prefer using the bigger motor and bigger props, but theres no reason they wont work. I just like have extra power, even if I dont use it. But the 2808 should cruise just fine. I used them with 7" props carrying a naked blackmagic, but did switch them out for 2810 which were much better. 2812 and 8" is def my favorite. The 55a esc should work fine. You could try the 2808 and then switch them out if they prove to be too weak.
how do you like the t motor flight controller? I'm thinking of picking up the same one you have. This will be my first build. The motor I'm using is the aerolite 1605 3800kv.
Wow this is very uniq stuff! I really like how you use metal plates
I do have a new version of this kind of build, if you are interested: https://rotorbuilds.com/build/34611
Great build and really clever design. why use a plus layout vs an x? Do the motors end up getting super hot? even under moderate load for a few mins, with zero holes around the motor mounts they must get toasty.
This looks hella fun, what thickness are those plates? Bottom 3mm, and top 2mm? How is it holding up? I love how light it is!
yes...not public them yet...
https://rotorbuilds.com/build/33481
https://rotorbuilds.com/build/33752
https://rotorbuilds.com/build/33753
It looks great, does it work?
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It worked fantastic. the 11400KV fpv cycle motors really make the build. the flight time was around 4min. if you like throwing a whoop around a park outdoors but have a lot of mild windy days this is it. I said everything past tense because I literally transplanted the board, vtx and motors into a Fractal Wingman frame. It has the space for larger/90fps HDzero camera, I also can swap between 18650cell for long range or strip the battery cage, run 550mah lipo and have the similar flight as the drone above.
also that board was advertised as 1s but the manual/specs/website/etc all list it as 1-2s. and i can confirm however with this combo its nuts.
Very clean build! I've got an Apex coming in the mail - excited to build it. I like the way you have the GPS mounted up front, i plan to do the same. Do you have a file for the print or a link you can share to the model? Thanks!
The build described is truly impressive! The attention to detail in selecting components, such as the JHEMCU GHF405AIO-HD and BetaFPV Nano ELRS-Receiver, demonstrates a thoughtful approach to achieving both functionality and aesthetics. The black-and-white theme adds a sleek and visually striking touch, showcasing the builder's creativity and design sensibility. The basement tune further highlights the dedication to optimizing performance—it's inspiring to see such passion for FPV drone building!
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nice frame , looks lite build.
Have you tried 3 blades props?
You are a true maker! The organic parts looks so special! What is the new weight with betafpv canopy?
yeah I remember multiwii multicopters with wooden frames! lot of tricopters. You can see my latest build the Draknight o4, the aluminium parts+ TPU horn/antenna holder + 8 screws is a bit heavy, around 6.5 gramms. I think it could be a good idea to switch for a tinywhoop cage instead of this rock solid but heavy aluminium cage. Is it a good idea?
nah man, it looks good and clean how it is! it must fly great with that KV and weight and those props. my opinion (which is generally not that popular) is that most of our quads are way over powered. weight is actually not bad if you have the right balance of motor/kv/prop. The indicator of finding that balance is that you get really good throttle response at the low end, giving you lots of confidence flying really close the ground as well as decent battery life. You'll be able to full throttle without much sag as well. I used to build things a beastly as possible but I end up flying in 20% of my throttle range which is just dumb. The only reason i would go lighter is if you want more durability and extended flight times. Maybe the only thing I would eventually switch out on your build are those motors. I find happymodel motor aluminum very soft and any hard crash messes up their balance and either bends or loosens the shaft from the bell.
I share this philosophy, over-motorizing a quad brings additional mass and using the motors at very low rpm is catastrophic for the performance. I chose these motors for their price and low mass. For the moment I am satisfied. The original motors of the DRAKNIGHT are bigger and heavier. I can fly 9 minutes in cruise it's great, 6 minutes of mid-freestyle and about 4 minutes in hard freestyle. But I find it heavy when I compare other 2 "2s I tell myself that it would be necessary to gain weight to obtain a more precise quad.
Great job with this project. I built mine in 2023 and it's been a process. I hated there weren't much prints available and the props in view, but all in all, it's a solid quad and definitely turns heads!!
