ARES- Crossfire Z-line

[truegreen22]

was interested in the the whole fpv thing and decided to get myself one, i went the easy route and bought an already built one. Ive been flying this one for a couple months already, its a decent quad for $100 but i ended up crashing it and breaking the PDB. so now im stuck with this broken quad and wondering if i should buy the parts to rebuild it. The PDB, Bottom plate, and a new fpv transmitter. Or if i should get a new quad and put the stuff from the crossfire on a new board, the motors, escs, and the flight board (flip32). i mostly wondering if thats possible. anybody think they can help?

 

[Jackson]

Certainly seems like a great deal at $100. Have you priced the parts? What TX are you using?

 

[truegreen22]

Yea I need one other clip also got it so with the bottom plate,clip, and new transmitter it's all around $80.what do you mean what tx?

 

[Jackson]

What radio/controller are you using to fly it? TX=transmitter, RX=receiver, VTX=FPV transmitter.

 

[Jackson]

with the bottom plate,clip, and new transmitter it's all around $80.

Can't you just get a new, complete one for $100?

 

[truegreen22]

Yea I'm sure I can still find one for 100. I'm using a spektrum dxe.

 

[Jackson]

https://www.hobbytown.com/zline-cro...-fpv-racing-drone-by-ares-rc-azsz2802/p502309

 

[truegreen22]

Check it, I'm wondering though if I could put the parts on something like this. That comes with a pdb board since its what I need