Quad Next quad build

WyDiablo

Member
Well guys I have decided on my next quad build and I"d like you opinions on the items that I have selected for the quad.

Rc-Drones We sell RTF Multi Rotor/UAV/MultiCopter Kits Parts
Rc-Drones - Voltair 60amp Micro Power Distribution Board
DYS 40A OPTO ESC V2(Simonk Firmware) [DYS 40 OPTO ESC V2] - $20.99 : FOXTECH FPV SYSTEM

I will also have full FPV gear below:
600W readymaderc vtx
600 tvl camera
3S 2200 battery for vtx & 600 tvl camera
Gopro 3
(2) 3S 5000Mah for main copter flight
With this set up I should be able to get around 10 + minutes of flight time running apc10"x6 props on AMP2814 700Kv motors
 
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Tasajara

Active Member
Seems pretty good...
Only thing that seems maybe a bit over kill is the 2200mAh battery to power the camera and Vtx.
They don't pull to much current. A 1000mAh would probably be more than enough to power it for many flights.
 

WyDiablo

Member
Yea, i dug around and found a 2S 1100 battery so I might use that for my 600TVL camera. So the rest seems do-able to you. i have been playing with the ecalc spread sheet until I'm about to go nuts. Also been throwing different models together to see what flight times and weights I get and that turns into a nitemare.
 
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Karubah

Member
What are you thinking of using for a flight controller? That's one very good guad frame and will be looking forward to the build pics and vids. Lol
 

Stambo

Well-Known Member
Also keep in mind if you drop the voltage to 2s the range/power of your VTX will be less.
Just a thought... ;)

Really, I thought they were regulated down to 5v so no matter what you hook up to it as long as it's over 5v it's sufficient.
They are rated at 6 to 25v 2s to 6s.
 

WyDiablo

Member
Well I went over to readymaderc and read the specs for the 600W vtx and it says 6 to 25V 2S or 3S so according to them a 2S 1100 would work.
 

Tasajara

Active Member
I guess it depends on which VTX you use... So many to pick from. Yes the better ones use a Internal voltage regulator of a switching type so there is no extra power to dissipate when powered from 3 cells.
It will run a little cooler on 2s so it is what ever fits your needs
It is one of those things you have to try , fly on 2s see how the picture looks and your range then try a 3s.
 

WyDiablo

Member
Yea my 600Wat vtx does have a switching regulator and I have been running on a 3s so I might try a 2S and see how it fares.
 
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