Discussions
how are motors handling the props?
It is no problem. I don't currently race though I am contemplating giving it a try. I mainly cruise around but mix up some flippy floppy in with it. You can check out some of my videos on my YouTube channel to get a better idea on how I normally fly. it is at the following link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHdQ3W84ql5P0LXXUFX2-hw.
how has that frame been treating you well and have you had any problems with delamination problems in general or broken anything I was just asking since I'm planning to buy one of those frames and I'm not sure to buy the Spaceone fpv formula 220x racer.
Beautiful build as always Whiffles. I love how you went with the shorter standoffs. This looks like a beast!!! Nice job!! <3
can I wire the real4 pdb to a 4 in 1 ESC? my motor wires are just long enough to reach the pdb ...or just extend the wires?
Hey, very nice build ;)
What is the flight time and on which battery?
How much space is there for fc, etc. from top plate to bottom plate/arm...?
Beautiful work, I also like the blue and pink style. So why no concern for battery lead strain relief?
I have been running a sticky pad and double straps on my top mount for a year and a half now, I haven't thrown a battery in a LONG time. I have similar thoughts on the issue, but I haven't been able to divorce myself from the notion of the necessity of strain relief. I just still have that "what if, and it'll destroy your board" idea running through my head like a scrolling marquee.
Slick as usual dude.
About the capacitor attached to the XT60 - I like this idea. However most of my builds have a bottom mounted battery - and my landings aren't actually the softest! How do you think the capacitor would fare with bottom mounted batteries?
yeah i didnt even know karearea had their own motors and they look amazing, I really like how neatly wound they are and silver winding too no less (well built too after checking out their specs) $32 a pop tho they better look that good lol.....nice build
i loved this frame too but I discovered they now use much thinner plates and arms like a full 1mm less thick than they were a couple months ago. My first galaxy lasted months before I really broke it. The one I picked up last week lasted 3 flights and now the arms snapped off, I held the two frames up side by side and there is a dramatic difference in the strength of the frames. So be aware they now arent as good as the original ones and it now breaks riidiculously easy. I'd have rather they kept the price at 40 bucks for a sturdy frame, 20 bucks for brittle carbon is a waste to me. Very upset with Space1 for doing that. Otherwise I love this frame not gonna buy another tho untiil they make them proper again. Hope they are reading this!
The motors are specified for 2s to 3s, how do you run them?
They run just fine for me. maybe losing some top end on 1S but it's still more than enough thrust to throw it around a track or a house.