Build fpv drone from the scratch (part 2)

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It's nice to have a good soldering iron, makes soldering fun and easy and the solder looks clean.
well done

alberta

This is so clean I think my eyes just got sanitised 😂

goldridder

It was my dream In my childhood to own a fpv drone with Vr glasses or I make it on my own And now It’s time when I get salary but My home expenses and I’m taking care of my parents I can’t Afford it 😢happy to see u making this 😊❤

yourvfxhelper

I like that shield 🛡 thingy you placed to protect the components

zarolife

Just got my f405 v4 60a. Waiting on my 7" frame. Pretty excited for my first build.

raymondborkowski

holy snazzz! solder looks good for a micro pencil. no mention on here of the 3d printed insulator. wtf man!! bomb diggety!

awkwardfpv

Huh... almost the same here :) same 7'' frame' with speedy bee (but 60amps), and rush vtx (but ultimate mini) and foxeer (instead of caddx) :) plus GPS, beeper and elrs rm rp3 :)

euronymouspl

That gives me the idea, that it would be cool to be able to fly a drone with a small model of that drone that the user held in hand. It would be interesting to see just how precise that could all get.

lancethrustworthy

This man's work is my childhood dream.😢❤

castoalrik

We're going to war with this one 💥💥💥

Zhirzheneer

bigger capacitor better controller of drone it one of hidden tricks
one my customer is racing drone wanted something better so i build one for them never failures because of i ran 3 45, 000 maf 18vdc it flew so smooth and fast
few drone racer came back asked me how did you do this it same setup but what was change? i say bigger capacitor number it is better than smaller one because it take away spike in voltage and smooth it out

kittyztigerz

those 3d printed plates block airflow from going through the esc and fc components when you're flying and depending on what material you used at around 70 ish C the plastic becomes soft and can stick to your components or who knows what else.

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