Canners 130/180 quad build

Forgot to add that the video is not speed up, this is normal speed.

That's a really nice wooded area by the way,is it far from your home ?

muckyman wrote:

That's a really nice wooded area by the way,is it far from your home ?

It's about 5 minutes driving with car, and 15 with bicycle. So it's quite close, only just too far to walk. Have done most of the flying at this little field. Perfect place for learning to fly. Though the high grass sucks, cause I often lost my quad, it did help to keep my quad in one piece when crashing. Also the few bushes and trees are nice obstacles to do turns and slalom.

Now I'm slowly beginning to improve, I feel good enough to go look for other places. But I only have 4 batteries atm, which gives about 15-20minutes flighttime. Need to get some more, before I start to travel around a bit.

Now I've got the 180 and 130 quads, I hardly fly with the Eachine anymore.
I still got a lot of 5 inch props and the Eachine has some parts that can be re-used(FC,camera and vtx), so I decided I'm going to make another quad.
Only need a frame, 30amp ESC's and an SBUS transmitter, already have the motors(those Emax 2600kv redbottoms).

Probably going to be this frame:



http://www.banggood.com/Realacc-X210-210mm-3mm4mm-Carbon-Fiber-FPV-Racing-Frame-w-5V-12V-PDB-p-1069204.html?currency=EUR&utm_source=criteo&utm_medium=cpc&utm_content=all&utm_campaign=toys-and-hobbies-NL

But I'm out of money atm, so this will have to wait till next month.

Yes Bought the frame as soon as I could, luckily the price stayed just below the taxlimit(22e), so no need to pay extra. Also bought an F3 flightcontroller. Would like to see if this board flies any better then the old cc3d. Certainly love the fact I can program/flash the ESC's through Cleanflight with it, lot easier then with a USB flash tool.

And I bought 3 extra batteries at the banggood anniversary sale little while ago, could not resist spending my last money on the 25% off offer. 

They should arrive soon