First build specs! need a little help

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Dave M

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ok so i am buying these things for my quad:

DYS BE1806-13 Brushless Motor for Multirotor (2300KV) 24g

TURNIGY Plush 12amp (2A BEC) BESC

2.4GHz Flysky FS-T6-RB6 FS RC Helicopter Transmitter Receiver 6CH 6Channel Radio

AfroFlight Naze32 Acro AbuseMark FunFly Controller

and all i need is info on what battery i should buy. id like it to last about 15-20 min at least. i plan on adding fpv on it if i can. please let give me some advice. thanks!

oh and i already have a frame. if im missing anything or if an item is not compatible with something on this list. please feel free to let me know. any other things i can add that are needed are also welcome.
 
Can you give links? FlySky seems to be coming up a lot. It is a knockoff of a Frysky, people seem I'd suggest you get the best Tx you can as you can always use it after, but if you are on a tight budget I'd get a Orange or Turnigy 9x.

Props and Power distribution board/cable. What type of frame do you have? Need to know the size.

If these are the motors you are getting you need at least a 12a ESC, and a 3S battery, I'd suggest 6x4.5 props.


I'd suggest 2200mah 3s Lipo.
 
Hi Dave do you really want an acro board this is for acrobatic flying , not good for a newbie
 
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ah ok, i had a change of heart on the items i posted last night. ill go for the tx transmitter. by the way, did his batteries die that fast?! is it because he pushed it hard or were his batteries already low on power? do you suggest another board with speed but at the same time doesn't consume all the juice in 1 minute? unless i was wrong and he just hadn't charged his batteries.

Honestly i don't want something that fast.

SPECS:
Motors: DYS BE1806-13
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/...rushless_Motor_for_Multirotor_2300KV_24g.html
Transmitter: T9x (I noticed it has only a 2.4g. Whats a budget transmitter for possible FPV in the future?)
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/..._Module_8ch_Receiver_Mode_2_v2_Firmware_.html
FCB: Naze32 acro (any other suggestions to increase air time and reduce some speeda?)
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/..._Naze32_Acro_AbuseMark_FunFly_Controller.html
ESC: Plush 12A-E Brushless Speed Controller (i also had other choices llike the emax simonk series, are they better? link down below)
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__2161__TURNIGY_Plush_12amp_2A_BEC_BESC.html
BEC: Not sure which to buy
POWER DIST BOARD: Not sure which to buy (something about $3-10 would be good)
BATT whats the biggest i can go without breaking the bank and a increasing the time to about 15-20 min per flight

Over all guys, i wouldn't really want something really fast. i would prefer something to fly like the DJI inspire 1 and i would also like it to be the same size or near it.
(flying shots start at 40 seconds)

If anything, the whole build can be scratched off if need be. If you guys have any suggestions for getting motors, escs, bec, PDB, and battery size for something that can carry a dji inspire (around the same price as the one im currently bulding eg. 180-200) it would be pretty cool, as id build that asap. i don't want to put a fancy camera or gps on it because they are expensive but i would like something big i could put 2 or 3 small lights on for night flying that i can enjoy anytime.

thanks
 
holtneil said:
Hi Dave do you really want an acro board this is for acrobatic flying , not good for a newbie
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Yea i don't want to go that fast actually, i just want to do some simple flying that last longer than 14min. and build something similar to that new DJI quad that is coming out (dji inspire 1). I wouldn't put cameras on it or gps of any of the add ons it has of course. would the cc3d work? or the kk2? or is the naze32 regular fine? thanks

also, i wouldn't want it to be small. probably the same size as that dji quad
 
He may have set the voltage meter very low , or flown a little before the video, or (most likely) when he drew a lot of that current the voltage dropped to the meter for a few seconds.

I agree with not wanting something that fast for someone just starting out, you can adjust the gains and max settings to your liking.
Unless you are getting (OPTO) ESCs they have the BECs built in, so you should not need one. This one looks neat and minimizes wires.

I built a 270mm quad, here are my wishes, specs and regrets. It is not much/any more to get a 450m, which I'd suggest for FPV if you don't want to race. I should have built either a 250 racer, or 450 for heavier lifting.
 
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oh ok thanks, im looking at your build right now. i have just a quick question on it. how can i build something that uses about 11 to 13 in props. id like it to be large like the dji inspire 1 i should you up there. obviously not as expensive but something that can last about 15 or more min and possibility of adding gps and fpv or just a camera in the future. would the build you showed me do something along those lines? should i get a cc3d or that kk2 you bought? i emptied my hobbyking cart and added the parts on your thread. thanks
 
I'd get KK2.1.5 if I wanted it to be easy to setup, but the KK is very limited.

Take a look at this chart of most flight controllers, has prices and features listed.

Notice that the Crius All In One PRO can do about anything with add-ons if you want to upgrade later, and it is REALLY cheap.

As for props take a look at this post around post 30.

Here is post 32 to just see the parts used.


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Here is an ESC that will do 6S ,but it is only 20a. 20a will work but you should have a 24a or higher.

Here are a few to choose from. they are either back order or (OPTO)
Here is one that will work great, but you'll need a BEC because they are (OPTO)
Cheap but again (OPTO)

Instead of going through the trouble of hard to get parts, here is a replacement motor that will run the exact same props on a 4S battery.

so this is the updated list Changed the ESC, Motor, props, and battery

Here are some motors $15.39
Here is a PDB $3.70 x1
Here is a 30a ESC $9.99 x4
Here are some 12x6 CF props $9.49 x2+ <---- These 6'' pitch props give a lot more thrust over the 4.7 or 4.5. If you have 6' inches of pitch on a prob don't get plastic, too much pitch and they have a high chance of exploding if you hammer the throttle.
Here is a 4S 3000 mah zippy LiPo $16.95 x1+
Here are some servo leads $1.86 x1+
Here is a Turnigy 9x, you could also get a Orange for the same price (Transmitter) $60 x1
Here is a FC (Crius All in one pro) for ~$24 x1
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I am getting a FlySky TH9X, and the same board for my first build. I have been told numerous times to flash it with clear flight and, it can be either docile as a newborn or as agressive as a seal team 6 member at the flick of a switch.

As for batteries, take a look at Value Hobbies in Chicago. I bought a 3s 2200 60a pack from them including connector for under $30 shipped! They also have a great deal on a charger for that LiPo!
 
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@DrDiff Hey thanks for the tips and I will probably buy an acro in the near future when I build a quad for racing. thanks for the heads up on that site. ill check it out right now as I still need a charger(s)
 
@DrDiff I just checked value hobbies, and they seem to have pretty good prices on props too.
@Dave M what type of charger are you interested in? Also I think it is a good idea to go with either a acro/racer (like you did) or a lifting quad. This is because you cannot use the in between for either.
 
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