Here it is: A Y6 hexacopter build from scrap parts and a self printed TPU frame.
Pardon the build quality. I really hacked it together in a total of 4 hours. It looks like sh*t, but it flies SO GOOD!
It’s running Betaflight 3.5. The motors are just some random Racerstars – two different sizes even! 2206 on top, 2205 on the bottom. The ESCs are two 20A and 4 30A (Racerstar and Makerfire).
Equipment used: FrSky Taranis QX7, FrSky R-XSR, TBS Unify Pro Race HV
I uploaded a new video onto the Tube, it’s called “Ghost / unknown flying object”.
I liked picking up the idea of a double feature, which is movie enthusiast slang nowadays, but used to be quite common: You pay once, and get to see two movies (two features).
It’s mainly footage from my Mallorca trip in 2018, the intro is me chasing Sean’s wing in Hallstadt, Germany. It’s not related to Mallorca, just thought to myself it makes for a good opening. Well, now that i think about it, that sesh was the last time I went flying before going on that plane, so it kinda has its place there at the beginning.
So, without further ado: Enjoy and please subscribe!
In case you’re wondering, since it’s not stated in the manual:
The notches for setting the FPV Camera angle are 15°, 30° and 45°.
There you go, Internet, now it’s documented forever 🙂
I fly 30° personally, since for freestyle I think 45 is too fast and 15 is so incredibly slow, you’re almost not moving forward at all.
Have a look at my FPV Freestyle Videos on YouTube if you like!
FPV Freestyle Session
Kreuzberg, Bamberg, Germany
Equipment used:
- Martian II 5″ Frame
- Hglrc F3 V4 AIO Flight Controller
- Racerstar BR2206 2200kV Motors
- King Kong 5040 5x4x3 Props
- Eachine and Aomway 5.8G 5dBi RHCP Antennas
- Aomway Commander V1 FPV Goggles
- FrSky Taranis Q X7 running OpenTX 2.2
- FrSky X4R & XM+ Receiver
- GoPro Session in EPIC MODE!
- 3D Printed GoPro Session Mount and Stock GoPro Mount with a Zip Tie ;)
- SLS 1300mAh 4S, mylipo 1300mAh 4S + Zippy 1600mAh 4S LiPo-Batteries
- SkyRC Q200 AC/DC Quattro Battery Charger
Music:
xJK. – haHAA (https://soundcloud.com/xjkbeats/hahaaaaaaaaa)
The other day wanted to go shopping for furniture. But what’s that, they are closed on Sundays!? Well, then let’s at least rip their parking lot a bit.
This video is more than overdue, i procrastinated editing and uploading it way too long.
This was filmed almost 3 weeks ago, we had a lot of fun and a lot of damage while flying around our local XXL Neubert (you get overpriced furniture there, don’t even ask).
First few batteries were just me ripping around the parking lot, then Daniel killed his Eachine Lizard 95 and the girls were getting hungry. Side note: Never go flying with hungry girls, unless you have no more than two batteries with you. End side note.
Anyway, then i decided to finish my last battery at the giant red chair that was standing around (it’s like 30 or so meters high, at the very least), but i did **NOT** scout the location enough and overlooked the number one enemy of every miniquad pilot: WATER! TO THE RESCUE!
Equipment used:
Music: Julian Convex – Sumidagawa https://soundcloud.com/julianconvex
Today i decided to play with gravity a bit in random spots around Bamberg. Enjoy!Today i decided to play with gravity a bit in random spots around Bamberg. Enjoy!
Equipment used:
– Martian II 5″ Frame
– F3 V4 AIO Board from Banggood
– Racerstar 2206 Motors
– King Kong 5040 5x4x3 Props
– Eachine K-Loverleaf 5.8G 5dBi RHCP Antennas
– Eachine VR D2 Goggles
– FlySky i6 Transmitter
– FlySky ia6 Receiver
– GoPro Session
– 3D Printed GoPro Session Mount from Banggood
– Zippy LiPo Batteries, 1300mAh and 1600mAh
– SkyRC Q200 AC/DC Quattro Battery Charger
Music:
– Ivy Lab – Voltage
– Aphex Twin – Pacman (Power Pill Remix)
Today i went out to practice some trick combinations with my 220mm Martian II Mini-Quadcopter.
I know, you pros out there maybe think i’m still shaking a lot and not always staying in the flow, but isn’t that why you practice!? 😉
I’m into flight models since 2016 and into FPV miniquads since Feb 2017, so bare with me! Still, I think i made quite an improvement within the last 4 months 😉