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Maybe 3 cell 3000mah? That is a high kv for a 600mm.

Frame build is complete. This one took some time to assemble.

No plans as of right now to hang a gimbal, but I may so I can get some high speed footage. I will be installing fpv too. I will post some pics of my FPV gear in a bit. I have to say that the xj470 frame is a solid frame with not one piece of plastic. It's all carbon fiber and aluminum.

Thanks! I have 2 4s batteries so it will start out as a 4s, but it could change depending on how it flies with the 4s.

Time to post some footage :cool:

I would bring my hex down once the first one hit 3.72 volts, and that is a very save voltage if you want the battery to live a long life.

Nice! Always unplug the battery before you turn the radio off.

Nice! Time to hang a full frame dslr or mirrorless under that beast!

Still waiting on some more items to arrive, but I have enough to get started. It has been a while since I built anything, but here it goes. Frame: Quanum XJ470 Motors: T-Motor MT2216 1100kv Flight Controller: Tarot ZYX-M OSD: Tarot ZYX-OSD ESCs: Castle Quadpack 25 Receiver: FrSky X8R Voltage...

Another vote for the phantom.

I will start a new thread once my equipment starts to arrive, and post pics, but here is what I have ordered so far. It will be capable of a 3s or 4s battery, but I will know which one I like most once I get it built. Quanum xj470 Castle 25 quadpack T-Motor MT2216 1100kv Gaupner 10x5 props I...

Have you looked at these? http://store.dji.com/product/phantom-3-standard

What is the budget? Building or prebuilt?

I just ordered a 450 frame myself.... I have not built anything in a while, but I got the itch after this thread. I will have to start a build thread :)

Here you go. Have to be careful with the mah and c rating. You can overload the motors.

I don't think 780kv will give you the trust you are looking for with the prop size that will fit on a 450mm. I think you are going to want 900kv - 1100kv for the type of performance you are looking for on a 450mm.

Did you check the speed with the 10x5 props? SunnySky motors are good too, and will save you some cash if you are on a budget.

Thanks! 10x5 Graupner props. I would have to add it all up, but I think it was about 1500 grams. It was heavy since it was fully loaded. It was fast when I was using a naze32, and a little slower when I moved to a naza. t-motors are very good quality motors.

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