13-Oct-2018, 03:41 PM
About to start my first build- a 2.5-inch micro meeting MultiGp Micro Class Spec's.
Below is a video of how I went about choosing each of the components to include the options i was looking at. It includes the parameters for each component I think are important, options for each component, components specifications compared side-by-side with each other and my choice for each component. This stuff may help out others fairly new to builds also.
I would appreciate any/all thoughts on the component choices, especially since this is my first build. Please let me know if you think I'm on the right track or not and if you have any better ideas on how to improve this build over time. I'm not entirely convinced I chose the right motor/prop combination, however, this may be due to the fact I'd like to run it on 3S as well as 2S. That might preclude me from using higher kv motors which may be more competitive on 2S only. Please let me know what you think. There is a time-indexed hyper-linked Table of Contents in the video's description you can click on and go to whatever section of the video you want. Thanks for your time! Very much appreciated.
Below is a video of how I went about choosing each of the components to include the options i was looking at. It includes the parameters for each component I think are important, options for each component, components specifications compared side-by-side with each other and my choice for each component. This stuff may help out others fairly new to builds also.
I would appreciate any/all thoughts on the component choices, especially since this is my first build. Please let me know if you think I'm on the right track or not and if you have any better ideas on how to improve this build over time. I'm not entirely convinced I chose the right motor/prop combination, however, this may be due to the fact I'd like to run it on 3S as well as 2S. That might preclude me from using higher kv motors which may be more competitive on 2S only. Please let me know what you think. There is a time-indexed hyper-linked Table of Contents in the video's description you can click on and go to whatever section of the video you want. Thanks for your time! Very much appreciated.