@@supafpv1759 yeah i run a v4 (before tbs pulled it) source one in a deadcat configuration and the top plate is meh….I think it’s time to get that frame. I have these 3200mah 6s batteries already too.
fantastic build, I have a tip for the beginners out there: Keep the weight of the quad as low as possible, it's the best way to get the longest flight time. I use a 4s 2300mah on my emax eco ii 2807 1700kv motors and get 14 min of flight time, the dry weight of my 7" is 430g
we like darn near have the same setup. I have pretty much only flown the super g plus with 5" props at first then moving to 6". Like i run-cam phenix 3 too. Currently i run 2806.5 but as soon as I break what is in my inventory - moving to these super sweet 2807s. I made two twenty eight zero eight videos on this frame. Dang the battery life was not good but as Jeremy Clarkson would say "power" my only question would be about the bells. what happens when you tap a death branch? then spiral down, then hit a tree, then spiral down, and get stuck in another tree. good to fly after hours of rock throwing at said tree then someone gets another drone stuck in the tree? or call the fire truck because the forest is on fire because i hit a tree at mach 3. fyi non of this is like serious, im just having fun. thank you for the comment. fyi all my videos are soley this similar setup. shifting gears, I see you on your edits. Very smooth! i like your style! much love - AC
Haha I appreciate the comment man! Lmao the 2807s are sick man, 2806.5 should be veryyy similar ish! Power indeed, these 7 inchers are fast affffff bro like it’s wild! If I crank the throttle I bet I could cool a chicken if I hit it fast enough lmao
Ok so your approach was big and powerful. Looks like your flights were very smooth. I'm thinking big and light weight. I'm thinking a lightweight ~80g 7" frame with 2004 motor, 35A AIO ESC, caddx and 6s. If it turns into a floaty garbage. I'll just salvage the parts into my other current which share those specs. Next month I'll have budget for such shenanigans.
Oh man definitely not enough torque to be moving around safely. I’d go for an octocopter if you really wanna use these motors. Or bigger motors if you want a quad.
@@supafpv1759 depending on what type of props im running Cyclone T7056C pro on 6s gets me a safe 90mph but with the Apex 8x4.5 Biprops it hit 120 before the prop come apart but on 5s i get a safe 90mph flight on the Biprops. Theres not alot to choose from in the 8 inch so im experimenting and so far the T7056C offers the smoothest and safest flight on 6s.
@@supafpv1759 I've priced this up and I can't build it for cheaper than iFlights BnF and they use better motors. Is there much difference with the Rush VTX and FC/ESC that you use compared to their BnF?
@@Atlas_FPV At the time of filming and building I had the total at around $280. The bnf from iflight has a better stack, and the VTX is relatively the same as the one I have on here. The one I have has the ability to solder a mic on to it, and I believe has a more stable connection on there. The two builds are about the same with the bnf actually having relatively better parts for most of it. I preferred to build my own for cheaper at the time because I knew the props I wanted to pair with the motors, my budget was limited, and I wanted a better camera on the front. Iflight uses a caddx camera that I seriously disliked, so I went the runcam phoenix option on mine, it has great clarity and amazing colors right out of the box for analog.
Great Channel. Looks like I built the same quad except I'm using crossfire sixty9 and toothless cam. I'm getting some bobbles when I hit the throttle. Did you get that? If so how'd you get it flying so nice?
Great build. Almost all the pieces I would have put together too. 7" content gets my subscription! You going long range with this quad? I backed off my 7" aspirations (for now) and decided to explore 5" long range. Once I get the long-range part dialed in, I need a 7" LR mountain-surfer for this summer. Love this content & I know this video took a ton of work. Thanks for the indexing as well. Your desk & lighting are a bit dark is my only technical suggestion.
Welcome to the channel! And yea I’m looking forward to long ish range haha I don’t have the balls to go that far out lmaoo but in the future for sure planning to get a ground station for whenever I go to remote locations and stuff. And for sure man haha I was going for the more dark ish aesthetic to match the quads dark theme lol but I feel that! I’ll be sure to add a tad more lighting to it the next time for sure. Been trying different lighting things for like every video haha. Thanks for the comment tho! Always love constructive comments! Welcome to the channel again!
@@supafpv1759 Yeah, long-ish range! I've been out 1km and felt like a champion. Still getting my failsafe & return to home figured out before I go any further.
@@alexanderfpv6655 oh yea get that gps rescue workin haha ive gotten lucky with mine working properly as far as I can tell but it’s really iffy for some people on beta flight
@@supafpv1759 My RTH works on a button - which is really cool. But if I turn off my transmitter to simulate a realworld failsafe - I get nothing. I'm half way there.
you sound like Dronemesh :) very nice build bro..im thinking of building a 6inch or 7inch,,can i just convert one of my 5inch quad and just change the motors and frame?
Lol thanks haha he’s a very knowledgeable man for real! And yea pretty much man, the motors/props and frames are really what makes them unique. I’d say use a higher amp esc than you probably will for 5inch quads tho for the bigger motors.
@@bwasfpv the bigger motors draw more amp and using a bigger prop draws more amps too. I’m not sure why or how lmao but these were suggestions made to me lmao
Hey supa, im building my first quad and it's similar to this. I'll be running the same motors but on a mamba f405mk3 50a stack, and u have a question. The manufacturer stages 2.5kg thrust per motor on 7040 gemfan prop on the 1300kv version at 6s while pulling 47a, do you think it's safe for me to run 1500kv on the same props on 6s on the 50a ESC?
I’ve just got 1.3x on the bottom two sliders. Iterm relax to set point, and 10 on the cutoff. Antigravity to smooth and 10. And then filters gyro RPM 3, and 100. Dynamic both filter to 0, 250, 125, and 350 going from top to bottom.
So uuhhhhh I went home uuuuhhhhh got a drone uuuuhhhhhh, and then I flew it uuuuuhhhhh I mounted a go pro uuuuhhhhhh …. Lol dude clear your mind, speak! Other than that great video.
I actually didn’t print out any tpu parts other than the gpu mount with the antennae hole in it. I’ll link that soon. The other red feet stuff I replaced with the plastic feet I have linked in the description
As for the arm red pieces, you can get I believe most of the iflight arms end 3D tpu additions from most fpv 3D printing companies like bmc3d or brain3d
The top lead is the battery one right, so I strapped that under the first battery strap so it won’t move around. Then the bottom strap has the power wire lead going to the esc. I have a very long battery lead haha. About like 8 inches from the esc to the xt60 connector.
@@cesarango01 ahh yea so red wire to positive pad on the ESC, and the black wire to the Negative pad on the ESC. I have a four in one esc so there are designated two pads for those wires. The rounded bit side of the xt60 goes to the black wire and the red to the more flat side. If you have four individual escs you need to wire them all invodiually to a PDB and then wire the battery leads to the PDB like I said above, positive to red negative to black
@@supafpv1759 Got that. But I see that the leads on the ESC are cut out. How do you get the solder just right? It would seem harder to solder correctly than the basic pads.
@@cesarango01 ohhhh lmao you shoulda said that earlier hahaha yea man that was a pain in the BUTT dude. So what I did was fill that pad outline with solder like a lot of it. Lightly tinned the battery leads, and then just heated up both, but while I heated it up, I tried to scootch it right into the notch vs just resting it on top. There’s prolly a better way to do those kind of pads but yea that’s how I did it.
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I have been going down a 7” rabbit hole and learning a bunch of stuff. Can’t wait to watch the video!
Same here man! Watched hella videos before I built mine! Hopefully the info here will help you out!
Did you do it?
I love that frame because you can take a big ass battery with you.
Exactly my reasoning haha
@@supafpv1759 yeah i run a v4 (before tbs pulled it) source one in a deadcat configuration and the top plate is meh….I think it’s time to get that frame. I have these 3200mah 6s batteries already too.
Great video! Really informative. I just ordered parts to build a 7 inch. Can't wait to build and fly it.
Thats awesome man! Youll love it honestly its so cool to fly such a huge quad!
Awesome build. I just got the Chimera 7 and it's my new favorite drone. It's so fun for cruising.
Thanks man and yessir gotta love that 7 inch power!
fantastic build, I have a tip for the beginners out there: Keep the weight of the quad as low as possible, it's the best way to get the longest flight time. I use a 4s 2300mah on my emax eco ii 2807 1700kv motors and get 14 min of flight time, the dry weight of my 7" is 430g
How many amps does it consume froms the 4s?
@@Meleonlight 15-20 Amps while cruising, depending on the load (gopro and li-ion)
Like👍 thx for your awesome sharing my friend 🌟🌞 stay blessed!
She's a beauty right there !! 💯💯
Thanks man haha, my solder joints aren’t that pretty tho haha
@@supafpv1759 you will get better in time my brother.. practice makes perfect 😁😁💯💯
Great video help me a lot
Thanks man!
Bro I like your channel
we like darn near have the same setup. I have pretty much only flown the super g plus with 5" props at first then moving to 6".
Like i run-cam phenix 3 too.
Currently i run 2806.5 but as soon as I break what is in my inventory - moving to these super sweet 2807s. I made two twenty eight zero eight videos on this frame. Dang the battery life was not good but as Jeremy Clarkson would say "power"
my only question would be about the bells. what happens when you tap a death branch?
then spiral down, then hit a tree,
then spiral down, and get stuck in another tree.
good to fly after hours of rock throwing at said tree then someone gets another drone stuck in the tree?
or
call the fire truck because the forest is on fire because i hit a tree at mach 3.
fyi non of this is like serious, im just having fun.
thank you for the comment.
fyi all my videos are soley this similar setup.
shifting gears,
I see you on your edits. Very smooth! i like your style!
much love -
AC
Haha I appreciate the comment man! Lmao the 2807s are sick man, 2806.5 should be veryyy similar ish! Power indeed, these 7 inchers are fast affffff bro like it’s wild! If I crank the throttle I bet I could cool a chicken if I hit it fast enough lmao
@@supafpv1759 lmfao im dead!
the 2807s look amazing! definitely have to grab a few sets. Great video dude!
Ok so your approach was big and powerful. Looks like your flights were very smooth. I'm thinking big and light weight.
I'm thinking a lightweight ~80g 7" frame with 2004 motor, 35A AIO ESC, caddx and 6s. If it turns into a floaty garbage. I'll just salvage the parts into my other current which share those specs. Next month I'll have budget for such shenanigans.
Sounds like a plan man!
2004 motors are way too small for 7"
I'm sure your channel will blow soon!
Thanks man that’s very kind of you!
Nice kwad. How much weight can it lift? Enough torque to lift a mirrorless camera with a small lens?
Oh man definitely not enough torque to be moving around safely. I’d go for an octocopter if you really wanna use these motors. Or bigger motors if you want a quad.
Nice build, what was max speed for this Quadcopter
Looks hot bro 🔥🔥😜
Its fiyahh for sure! 🔥
nice build! keep it flyin
Looks very floaty..👍
Mind sharing your full tune for this 7"
Or maybe you started with the Iflight bnf tune?
Thanks
Thanks man! And yea I did my own tune. Did a 1.3 on both the p and D ratio and gain slider
7inch is a beast! nice build bruh
It’s huge right haha!
That's a awesome build bro 👍 nice size aswell. 👍 Good choice in motors iv got theses make on 5 of my quads. 👍 Nice smooth flight🇬🇧😀👍
Emax motors are sick man! For the price it’s insane!
why need michrophone on the drone?
I bought the apex 7 Lr but should of saved a few bucks and got this lol
Beautiful Build Brother!! Alot of the same Components thats on my 8 inch except for the motors! I chose to go with the Xing 2806.5 1300kv
Those are definitely fair game man! Very high quality! You run it on 6s I assume? And man 8 inch is huge haha
@@supafpv1759 depending on what type of props im running Cyclone T7056C pro on 6s gets me a safe 90mph but with the Apex 8x4.5 Biprops it hit 120 before the prop come apart but on 5s i get a safe 90mph flight on the Biprops. Theres not alot to choose from in the 8 inch so im experimenting and so far the T7056C offers the smoothest and safest flight on 6s.
@@bamafpv1982 yea there’s not much in the 7 inch space either, but 8 inch I imagine there being a serious scarcity of parts
@@supafpv1759 i have the iflight XL8 v4 and had good luck so far with RDQ for frame Parts and keep Checking with Dalprop for some T8056C Pro Props lol
Nice ! Can't wait to build a 7 inch! I subbed.
Thanks for the sub man! 7 inch dope you’ll love it!
Hi..
How about your tune .?
Its default or some yoyo?
Really nice!! +1 subscriber
Thanks for the sub! Welcome to the channel!
That looks much better without the TPU
Right! The TPU it comes with was red IMO I like a nice stealthy black quad lol
@@supafpv1759 I've priced this up and I can't build it for cheaper than iFlights BnF and they use better motors. Is there much difference with the Rush VTX and FC/ESC that you use compared to their BnF?
@@Atlas_FPV At the time of filming and building I had the total at around $280. The bnf from iflight has a better stack, and the VTX is relatively the same as the one I have on here. The one I have has the ability to solder a mic on to it, and I believe has a more stable connection on there. The two builds are about the same with the bnf actually having relatively better parts for most of it. I preferred to build my own for cheaper at the time because I knew the props I wanted to pair with the motors, my budget was limited, and I wanted a better camera on the front. Iflight uses a caddx camera that I seriously disliked, so I went the runcam phoenix option on mine, it has great clarity and amazing colors right out of the box for analog.
@@supafpv1759 thanks man, I’m excited to try this
Cool
Yes very cool
Great Channel. Looks like I built the same quad except I'm using crossfire sixty9 and toothless cam. I'm getting some bobbles when I hit the throttle. Did you get that? If so how'd you get it flying so nice?
Can this lift a sony fx 3 please?
+1👍good talk! 💪
Looks nice!
Thanks man, it’s a beast! Gonna rip it more freestyle style later on to show it’s true thrust
@@supafpv1759 i would love me something like that for long range 😜
What flight time did you get on this?
Looks great, is there props in view on gopro?
Nope no props in view! That’s the awesome think about the dead cat configuration!
Great build. Almost all the pieces I would have put together too. 7" content gets my subscription! You going long range with this quad? I backed off my 7" aspirations (for now) and decided to explore 5" long range. Once I get the long-range part dialed in, I need a 7" LR mountain-surfer for this summer.
Love this content & I know this video took a ton of work. Thanks for the indexing as well. Your desk & lighting are a bit dark is my only technical suggestion.
Welcome to the channel! And yea I’m looking forward to long ish range haha I don’t have the balls to go that far out lmaoo but in the future for sure planning to get a ground station for whenever I go to remote locations and stuff. And for sure man haha I was going for the more dark ish aesthetic to match the quads dark theme lol but I feel that! I’ll be sure to add a tad more lighting to it the next time for sure. Been trying different lighting things for like every video haha. Thanks for the comment tho! Always love constructive comments! Welcome to the channel again!
@@supafpv1759 Yeah, long-ish range! I've been out 1km and felt like a champion. Still getting my failsafe & return to home figured out before I go any further.
@@alexanderfpv6655 oh yea get that gps rescue workin haha ive gotten lucky with mine working properly as far as I can tell but it’s really iffy for some people on beta flight
@@supafpv1759 My RTH works on a button - which is really cool. But if I turn off my transmitter to simulate a realworld failsafe - I get nothing. I'm half way there.
@@alexanderfpv6655 dang yea now that’s a problem lol that’s when you really need that puppy to activate. Best of luck tho!
Awesome man🔥👍❤
Thanks bro!
Where r the links for parts ?
you sound like Dronemesh :)
very nice build bro..im thinking of building a 6inch or 7inch,,can i just convert one of my 5inch quad and just change the motors and frame?
Lol thanks haha he’s a very knowledgeable man for real! And yea pretty much man, the motors/props and frames are really what makes them unique. I’d say use a higher amp esc than you probably will for 5inch quads tho for the bigger motors.
@@supafpv1759 i thought long range quad use not so much amps because youre just cruising?thanks for the tip :)
@@bwasfpv the bigger motors draw more amp and using a bigger prop draws more amps too. I’m not sure why or how lmao but these were suggestions made to me lmao
Hey supa, im building my first quad and it's similar to this.
I'll be running the same motors but on a mamba f405mk3 50a stack, and u have a question.
The manufacturer stages 2.5kg thrust per motor on 7040 gemfan prop on the 1300kv version at 6s while pulling 47a, do you think it's safe for me to run 1500kv on the same props on 6s on the 50a ESC?
Link pid your setup plese
I’ve just got 1.3x on the bottom two sliders. Iterm relax to set point, and 10 on the cutoff. Antigravity to smooth and 10. And then filters gyro RPM 3, and 100. Dynamic both filter to 0, 250, 125, and 350 going from top to bottom.
@@supafpv1759 spasibo tovarish, thank you comrade, a distant Siberian thanks you
Hello, is it possible to share the PID, filters and rates please !? I need to tune my 7inch 4s with the same motors
I have replied to a comment earlier with some of my pid tuning notes
Good👌🏻😎
Thanks bro!
Question buddy...What are the amp ratings on your ESC ? I'm planning out a build. Ultralight . 😁
50A Escs I’m sure 40A would be fine too tbh but I wanted to be on the safe side
So uuhhhhh I went home uuuuhhhhh got a drone uuuuhhhhhh, and then I flew it uuuuuhhhhh I mounted a go pro uuuuhhhhhh …. Lol dude clear your mind, speak! Other than that great video.
Can 50a mamba ESC handle this motor ?? 2807 1700kv ?
I’d say yea it should lol
Forgot to ask, where did you took the tpu parts can give files for mounts bcs I also hate the red tpu parts
I actually didn’t print out any tpu parts other than the gpu mount with the antennae hole in it. I’ll link that soon. The other red feet stuff I replaced with the plastic feet I have linked in the description
Just updated the description with the 3D printed gps mount
As for the arm red pieces, you can get I believe most of the iflight arms end 3D tpu additions from most fpv 3D printing companies like bmc3d or brain3d
what about flight time with this spec?
Hi man, whats your tune on this?
Hey man Sorry this comment went under my radar man. I have a 1.2 on both the P and D gain and P to D ratio
what is weight of this build ?
About 1kg
Can I get your red TPU parts?
Lmao they come with the chimera 7 frame
How did you do the battery leads? That space throws me off. Thanks.
The top lead is the battery one right, so I strapped that under the first battery strap so it won’t move around. Then the bottom strap has the power wire lead going to the esc. I have a very long battery lead haha. About like 8 inches from the esc to the xt60 connector.
@@supafpv1759 Got that part. But the soldering to the ESC. How did that go? Thanks again.
@@cesarango01 ahh yea so red wire to positive pad on the ESC, and the black wire to the Negative pad on the ESC. I have a four in one esc so there are designated two pads for those wires. The rounded bit side of the xt60 goes to the black wire and the red to the more flat side. If you have four individual escs you need to wire them all invodiually to a PDB and then wire the battery leads to the PDB like I said above, positive to red negative to black
@@supafpv1759 Got that. But I see that the leads on the ESC are cut out. How do you get the solder just right? It would seem harder to solder correctly than the basic pads.
@@cesarango01 ohhhh lmao you shoulda said that earlier hahaha yea man that was a pain in the BUTT dude. So what I did was fill that pad outline with solder like a lot of it. Lightly tinned the battery leads, and then just heated up both, but while I heated it up, I tried to scootch it right into the notch vs just resting it on top. There’s prolly a better way to do those kind of pads but yea that’s how I did it.
ya know what else is 7 inches 😏
Great
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"AAAAA" is all I could hear :(
Looks great mate +Sub 159 / Like 23 greetings from Germany
Thanks man welcome to the channel!
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Videos unscripted. Thanks for watching 🤟🏽
:D amazing Video, but the ahhmm is rly a cool down:/