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Really impressive build — clean layout and solid component choices!
While researching flight controllers last night, I somehow stumbled upon this list of top online casinos — totally off-topic, but oddly relaxing after hours of tuning configs 😄
Anyway, props on this build — bookmarked for reference!
Truly impressive. I've been thinking about building a tilt-rotor for a while but am afraid of the coding/ config :-(
Love it! I have one of these too, but my build is digital (Walksnail 1s lite). If you use batteries with leads, you don't need to cut off the camera mount ears- my packs are the same size, but native 2s with XT30. Other differences: I'm running 1103 1100kv, will probably replace with RCInpower 1203 8000kv when the time comes- friends have said the 1202.5 are fragile in comparison; and my AIO is JHEMCU f435 (AT Betaflight) 1-2s 12A, with built in UART ELRS, I can't recommend it highly enough. However- it's digital only, no OSD chip. Cheap, tough, great performance... I've never had a bad FC from JHEMCU. I had one of those Darwin 1-3s on another build but it caught fire after a fairly gentle crash and burned everything else apart from the battery, which i was able to get off in time :-)
Hi,
Do you have a link to the 3d part you've used for the XT60 holder in the back?
Can you tell me which KV and propeller are you using ? Do you know the max amp draw with this config? Thank you
Hello,
nice job. I build also the rekon 10 pro and i have a question about the condensator. Which one you use and where is the position in your build?
Thank you for your help.
Andy
Did you need a BEC to use the O4 "lite" with the 4S batteries? I am looking at doing a similar scrap build :)
Hey so nice! I tried to copy, and used the same AIO, same motors same everything, I check I had motors and props correct direction, looks same as yours, but I can spin up the motors and it won't lift off, did you need to changed any setting for it to work correctly??
I 100% could be wrong, I read, Rcinpower 1202 likely has 14 poles, Happymodel 0702 likely has 12 poles. on betaflight it says, count the magnets, not stator slots, so I changed it to 14, given the same motors used as yourself, what is your motor pole setting in BF?? I know its only for RPM filtering, but still keen to get it all correct....:)
sorry to bother you but i am new to FPV and i found yours to be the perfect build for my fist drone i was just wondering what size of battery are using i was thinking about using 1200 Speedy Pizza Drone Battery's but i wanted you opinion and also will the DJI O4 air unit work for the goggles i have which are the DJI goggles 2
Nice! welcome to the hobby! for this build I use 4s Tattu 850mah batteries and 4s GNB 930mah. I also ended up upgrading the motors from 2700kv to 4600kv because it was lacking power. 1200mah seems like it might be a bit too heavy for this build but I'm not sure what sort of flying your're looking for. If you want agile/aggressive flying I would stick to smaller batteries. As far as the goggles, I believe the goggles 2 are compatible with the o4 air units after a firmware update. Just be aware that this frame was designed for the o3 unit and you might need to mod it to work with the o4. Hope all that helps!
A super lightweight and agile toothpick with HDZero AIO, perfect for backyard acro sessions - it just flies well, and crashes on grass seldom need repairs. A fantastic combo of HDZero digital footage with a micro platform - pure flying joy!
Beautiful design, saved the file for a future build. Does it hold up well in crashes?
A super compact and tough quad - perfect for indoor and close‑proximity flights, it really takes hits and keeps flying. The lightweight bone frame adds a fun twist - a totally different experience compared to regular X‑frames!
what's the benefit of tilting the rotors? I can only really imagine it making sense for adjusting overall pitch but still using differential thrust for attitude control on pitch. incredibly impressive design.
I think just the front arms tilt, so- using rear motors as "wings" and the fronts for propulsion while also providing lift? Would enable the craft to remain level, that's my guess
for the small amount of benefits you'd get from a quad with only the front 2 motors tilting you have allot of tricky software changes. if all 4 tilt the control system doesn't need many tweaks since the tilting isn't being used for attitude control (aka it's not making changes in the hz timeframe like a tricopter) but with 2 tilting motors the control rules would change dramatically. so i think that's unlikely but if he did find a way to make the software work well it could be a pretty cool idea.