Thanks Snow,
So Far;

- GepRC Mark 4 https://geprc.com/product/gep-mark4-frame/
- Armattan Marmotte 5.5 https://www.getfpv.com/armattan-marmotte-5-5-frame.html (but i would prefere to build the frame as well)

Motors:
T motor F40 1950 KV (for 6S batteries)
https://www.getfpv.com/t-motor-f40-pro-i...motor.html

Videotransmitter and antenna
Xilo Stax
https://www.getfpv.com/xilo-stax-5-8ghz-...600mw.html

Pigtail/
Batterystrap /grip and some screws
A barallel charging board / props

Batteries and a smokestopper still to be shopped

I've been doing a lot of digging into the traditional 2306 (F40) vs 2207 (F60) and I've decided to lean more towards 2207. The smaller but taller F60 evidently provides more low end torque. But it is subtle so I interpret this more as precision than turbo boost (unless you really punch it). This comes at the expense of slightly higher amperage though. But hey. YOLO. lol

? Think that is something i can consider in a second / third build.

If the first build goes into air, doesn't burn, i am totally happy Then once expirienced i could still opt for other props/ motors ...
So much to learn, thought get a Reciever a drone and have fun, but the hobby has so much depth

Oh this rabbit hole goes much much much deeper.  

Right, motors should arrive tomorrow rest was already delivered except the frame... but who need a frame right!

Sooo, first build.done,

it was the JB drone from getfpv.
I have all parts for the nex one but for now i am happy... Learnd to solder, no smoke! (will share pictures later)

1 Issue; i use a crossfire micro reciever but the wires are way to short ... have to get some spare one..

1 question; One i plug in the battery, there are some sparks... is that normal?

(26-Aug-2020, 05:40 PM)Helferlein Wrote: 1 question; One i plug in the battery, there are some sparks... is that normal?

Yes, it's normal to get a small arc as you plug in the XT60 connector.

Glad to hear!
Now last step are the props and i will fire it up...
(sounds better then it will be) Just want to see the rotors spinning...

Taking pics before that