Getting 3.5min while flying aggressively is really good! Love the way these look as a pusher. Next you should try putting 0802 - 30,000kv motors...to the moon lol
You could also try squeezing the fc in so it mounts on the other side of the posts. Wouldn't save any weight but would keep your fc a little bit off the floor
Wow, so close to sub-20g on this pusher build. I bet you could have done that with some easy mods. Still, the performance is crazy good! BETAFPV will make this version soon.
People often forget that happymodel s original moblite7 was a sub 20g analog model. The boundarieson 75mm quads has not been pushed as far for 75, yet.
Some nice mods there.. Your footage always looks great. Can you share what your goggle set up is? Because I'm leaning more towards digital but your analogue looks great..
ORCA FPV.Pilot goggles with Rapidfire module and TrueRC antennas. Total cost is about $800 to $850 for this premium analog setup. You get what you pay for in analog gear.
Nice one, thanks for sharing! The cam is a bit exposed there, but i like the view from that position... How did you go about glueing the cam in? e6000 or similar? How did you keep it in place while drying to get your desired angle?
The cam is actually really well protected because you'll hit the prop guards first in most crashes. You'll only hit the camera if you hit a very thin object completely straight on and miss the prop guards. Even then, I've not had a single camera die on me in this configuration. Also, the camera has never come out. I use Welder's glue (similar to e6000). You only need a small amount of glue to hold the camera in place. To keep the angle, I use small pieces of foam in front and behind the camera to prevent it from moving while it dries. I let it dry for at least 24 hours. Also, I apply glue to both the prop guard and the camera separately, let the glue dry a little bit to get tacky, then put them together. That way, they glue is already somewhat more firm than when wet and you have time to place your foam pieces to hold things in place. FYI, cut the foam pieces ahead of time with your desired angle so you just have to grab them and place them in position.
@@AlbertKimTV A right, i thought it would get a direct hit when crashing upside down, but looking at the video again and pausing it at the right angle it becomes clear that it sits in line or even lower than the reversed ducts! Thanks a lot for the detailed answer! Also thanks for clarifying on the Welders glue... Seems to be the Homax Welder or something like this. You mentioned the glue in anorther video about fixing frames, as far as i remember. Looked it up and only found JB Weld that day, which is a crazy two component epoxy glue and i was scratching my head about that. Mixing two part epoxy stuff for this did not seem right 😜 BTW: the stripped antenna, i tried it several times to save some weight this way. Stripped the heatshrink and unsoldered the metal sleeve from an original betafpv antenna, tried cutting my own to expose the exact length needed (coax cables with ipex on both ends are a great cheap way to eperiment de.aliexpress.com/item/1005006108290001.html?spm=a2g0o.order_detail.order_detail_item.3.1b216368SaLuHK&gatewayAdapt=glo2deu) but everything i tried had noticealby less performance. Best observed when flying into different rooms at home. Nothing got close to the betafpv antenna with the metal sleeve on. Do you really get comparable performance with a monopole antenna with the correct length?
@@AlbertKimTV Oh, looks like youtube just ate my lengthy answer to this? Damn... maybe because there was an aliexpress link in there? Anyhow, just wanted to say thanks for your detailed answer! I did not notice that the cam actually sits in line or even deeper than then reversed ducts, stopping the video with the frame being at the right angle made that clear... i thought it would take a direct hit when crashing upside down. Besides that i was wondering about what kind of performance you get out of the stripped monopole antenna mods for the vtx. Regardless if i strip the heatshrink and unsolder the metal sleeve of an original betafpv or if i do my own out of an coax cable with ipex stripped to expose the exact right length for 5.8ghz, the performance is noticeably worse than the original betafpv antenna. Best observed when i fly into different rooms in my home. The original just always outperforms everything by quite a margin when i tried to get the weight down.
@@greenbehindtheears I have not noticed any difference with the sleeve removed. You can compare the video footage from this one and the Air75 review (that one had the stock antenna). If anything, with the sleeve off, it actually looks better. But note that my receiver is the Rapdfire module so your receiver might have less than optimal performance for different situations.
@@AlbertKimTV Interesting, maybe it is really only noticable at the edge of breakup. In the first 2 rooms (all behind each other) there is no difference, but in the 3rd room, where the original starts to show the first artifacts, the stripped ones are suddenly way worse,
Really interesting results indeed, Albert! 😃 I was really curious about those motors! Thanks a bunch for trying them! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
I know its sounds stupid but itd look cool if u did tgat same pusher style but flip the motors outside of the prop guard on top! Will have no prop protection but would look neat lol I flipped my pavo20 over to battery on top configuration and put a vista with the tiny dipole antenna and it flies nice, going to cut the prop guard off soon and strip the vista to a naked vista and see how much that helps! I put tri blades on too, flight times arent great but handles so much better!
🛒 0703 RCinPower Motors - rb.gy/xvvtme
🔋 450mah LAVA Lipo - rb.gy/u97xpg
🎬 Air75 Review - th-cam.com/video/12_-xef396g/w-d-xo.html
Amazing build. Pushers are definitely superior!
Nice pusher build using the 0703 RCInPower motors, little guy is a ripper.
The flight footage looks amazing and this custom build looks really fast!
Looks great. Good info on the 703 motors. Love RCinPower motors. Cool rip, that lipo really held up well during the power loops. 👏😎
Getting 3.5min while flying aggressively is really good! Love the way these look as a pusher. Next you should try putting 0802 - 30,000kv motors...to the moon lol
People don't get that motor, I've tried that and they burn up easy.
I always love to watch your modified quads. It is just unique
I still need to make a pusher whoop, too
Performance looks really sick! Sub 20g 75mm whoops are the new normal?
Very nice build! Love the pusher setup!
Yeah, this one is pretty fun to fly.
Cool flying rig,you were having fun !
Thanks 👍
You could also try squeezing the fc in so it mounts on the other side of the posts. Wouldn't save any weight but would keep your fc a little bit off the floor
Wow, so close to sub-20g on this pusher build. I bet you could have done that with some easy mods. Still, the performance is crazy good! BETAFPV will make this version soon.
People often forget that happymodel s original moblite7 was a sub 20g analog model. The boundarieson 75mm quads has not been pushed as far for 75, yet.
@@ChrisHarmon1 Seems like that model is discontinued and hasn't been for sale for a long time.
Great video thank you . I like to try to build a woop with the frame upside down .
Some nice mods there.. Your footage always looks great. Can you share what your goggle set up is? Because I'm leaning more towards digital but your analogue looks great..
ORCA FPV.Pilot goggles with Rapidfire module and TrueRC antennas. Total cost is about $800 to $850 for this premium analog setup. You get what you pay for in analog gear.
Nice one, thanks for sharing! The cam is a bit exposed there, but i like the view from that position... How did you go about glueing the cam in? e6000 or similar? How did you keep it in place while drying to get your desired angle?
The cam is actually really well protected because you'll hit the prop guards first in most crashes. You'll only hit the camera if you hit a very thin object completely straight on and miss the prop guards. Even then, I've not had a single camera die on me in this configuration. Also, the camera has never come out. I use Welder's glue (similar to e6000). You only need a small amount of glue to hold the camera in place. To keep the angle, I use small pieces of foam in front and behind the camera to prevent it from moving while it dries. I let it dry for at least 24 hours. Also, I apply glue to both the prop guard and the camera separately, let the glue dry a little bit to get tacky, then put them together. That way, they glue is already somewhat more firm than when wet and you have time to place your foam pieces to hold things in place. FYI, cut the foam pieces ahead of time with your desired angle so you just have to grab them and place them in position.
@@AlbertKimTV A right, i thought it would get a direct hit when crashing upside down, but looking at the video again and pausing it at the right angle it becomes clear that it sits in line or even lower than the reversed ducts! Thanks a lot for the detailed answer! Also thanks for clarifying on the Welders glue... Seems to be the Homax Welder or something like this. You mentioned the glue in anorther video about fixing frames, as far as i remember. Looked it up and only found JB Weld that day, which is a crazy two component epoxy glue and i was scratching my head about that. Mixing two part epoxy stuff for this did not seem right 😜 BTW: the stripped antenna, i tried it several times to save some weight this way. Stripped the heatshrink and unsoldered the metal sleeve from an original betafpv antenna, tried cutting my own to expose the exact length needed (coax cables with ipex on both ends are a great cheap way to eperiment de.aliexpress.com/item/1005006108290001.html?spm=a2g0o.order_detail.order_detail_item.3.1b216368SaLuHK&gatewayAdapt=glo2deu) but everything i tried had noticealby less performance. Best observed when flying into different rooms at home. Nothing got close to the betafpv antenna with the metal sleeve on. Do you really get comparable performance with a monopole antenna with the correct length?
@@AlbertKimTV Oh, looks like youtube just ate my lengthy answer to this? Damn... maybe because there was an aliexpress link in there? Anyhow, just wanted to say thanks for your detailed answer! I did not notice that the cam actually sits in line or even deeper than then reversed ducts, stopping the video with the frame being at the right angle made that clear... i thought it would take a direct hit when crashing upside down. Besides that i was wondering about what kind of performance you get out of the stripped monopole antenna mods for the vtx. Regardless if i strip the heatshrink and unsolder the metal sleeve of an original betafpv or if i do my own out of an coax cable with ipex stripped to expose the exact right length for 5.8ghz, the performance is noticeably worse than the original betafpv antenna. Best observed when i fly into different rooms in my home. The original just always outperforms everything by quite a margin when i tried to get the weight down.
@@greenbehindtheears I have not noticed any difference with the sleeve removed. You can compare the video footage from this one and the Air75 review (that one had the stock antenna). If anything, with the sleeve off, it actually looks better. But note that my receiver is the Rapdfire module so your receiver might have less than optimal performance for different situations.
@@AlbertKimTV Interesting, maybe it is really only noticable at the edge of breakup. In the first 2 rooms (all behind each other) there is no difference, but in the 3rd room, where the original starts to show the first artifacts, the stripped ones are suddenly way worse,
Really interesting results indeed, Albert! 😃
I was really curious about those motors! Thanks a bunch for trying them!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Sideways batteries are the way to go but every BNF still does things the old way. Your ideas are always years ahead of everything else.
Why is it a pucher? What benefits?
I made this video 4 years ago and you can watch that to learn more... th-cam.com/video/0Pd9FqmlECc/w-d-xo.html
@@AlbertKimTV thx
I know its sounds stupid but itd look cool if u did tgat same pusher style but flip the motors outside of the prop guard on top! Will have no prop protection but would look neat lol
I flipped my pavo20 over to battery on top configuration and put a vista with the tiny dipole antenna and it flies nice, going to cut the prop guard off soon and strip the vista to a naked vista and see how much that helps! I put tri blades on too, flight times arent great but handles so much better!
So just use the prop guards as landing feet?
@AlbertKimTV basically lol
This is a dumb idea. It will fly like crap.
@frankcastillo8869 yeah, probably but would look cool