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TBS Vendetta with GPS and CROSSFIRE Flight Test - 80 MPH
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Maiden flight of Team BlackSheep's (TBS) Vendetta Quadcopter FPV racer using TBS GPS/Compass module and CROSSFIRE micro receiver UHF.
There was barely any room to fit additional hardware and electronics but I managed to do so, that is a downside though.
Top speed for this test run was 80 MPH / 130 KMH!!
Install some bullnose props and you can probably go faster :)
One of the fastest quadcopter 200 series racers I have flown and much better than the Vortex. Note that the compass is still in calibration mode. X frame smaller quadcopters do go a faster FYI...
Setup:
Radio system - TBS CROSSFIRE with micro receiver
TBS GPS/compass module
Venom Fly LiPo 4s (14.8 V) 2200 mAh, 30C battery
FrSky Taranis X9D Plus controller
5x4x3 HQ props, green
RunCam HD 2
Other comments:
1) This quadcopter is meant for advanced users and the OSD setup isn't that good compared to the Vortex and is not plug and play. I would recommend setting it up via Cleanflight.
2) The Vendetta by default is configured to use PPM mode, any other modes has to be changed in Cleanflight under Configuration tab or you can change it via pressing the enter key for the Core Pro PNP. Easiest to do everything in Cleanflight. You will get an annoying buzzer beeping at you for this. I recommend S.BUS mode for low latency over PPM.
3) There is minimal amount of space for electronics, if all any. Plan ahead and take measurements so everything fits.
4) Use tape around all exposed wires as it can snag against the chassis and make it nearly impossible to remove electronics.
5) Trim your throttle settings on your radio system otherwise you it will feel that you have bad response when flying. TBS PowerCube min throttle is 1025 and max throttle is 1980.
6) Test and setup your failsafe in Cleanflight and on your transmitter
7) For high quality recording, I recommend using the RunCam HD 2, Mobius or Foxeer cameras and NOT GoPro cameras. They are much much cheaper to replace if you end up crashing (or losing your quadcopter), they are lighter, and video quality is as good too. Probably why GoPro isn't doing well right now...
CROSSFIRE Micro Receiver installation photos:
Any questions or comments, please post them below and thanks for watching!
There was barely any room to fit additional hardware and electronics but I managed to do so, that is a downside though.
Top speed for this test run was 80 MPH / 130 KMH!!
Install some bullnose props and you can probably go faster :)
One of the fastest quadcopter 200 series racers I have flown and much better than the Vortex. Note that the compass is still in calibration mode. X frame smaller quadcopters do go a faster FYI...
Setup:
Radio system - TBS CROSSFIRE with micro receiver
TBS GPS/compass module
Venom Fly LiPo 4s (14.8 V) 2200 mAh, 30C battery
FrSky Taranis X9D Plus controller
5x4x3 HQ props, green
RunCam HD 2
Other comments:
1) This quadcopter is meant for advanced users and the OSD setup isn't that good compared to the Vortex and is not plug and play. I would recommend setting it up via Cleanflight.
2) The Vendetta by default is configured to use PPM mode, any other modes has to be changed in Cleanflight under Configuration tab or you can change it via pressing the enter key for the Core Pro PNP. Easiest to do everything in Cleanflight. You will get an annoying buzzer beeping at you for this. I recommend S.BUS mode for low latency over PPM.
3) There is minimal amount of space for electronics, if all any. Plan ahead and take measurements so everything fits.
4) Use tape around all exposed wires as it can snag against the chassis and make it nearly impossible to remove electronics.
5) Trim your throttle settings on your radio system otherwise you it will feel that you have bad response when flying. TBS PowerCube min throttle is 1025 and max throttle is 1980.
6) Test and setup your failsafe in Cleanflight and on your transmitter
7) For high quality recording, I recommend using the RunCam HD 2, Mobius or Foxeer cameras and NOT GoPro cameras. They are much much cheaper to replace if you end up crashing (or losing your quadcopter), they are lighter, and video quality is as good too. Probably why GoPro isn't doing well right now...
CROSSFIRE Micro Receiver installation photos:
Any questions or comments, please post them below and thanks for watching!
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