Frames, Carbon, Feed Forward, RK 5152 V2

Table of Contents:
00:01 - Tetrahedron guy:
01:23 - Concept testing/lower batt
06:18 - Carbon finishes
08:18 - BeeRotor 5055
08:30 - RK 5051 V2
10:18 - Feed Forward/Throttle Boost
13:02 - 6S battery options
RK 5051 V2:
BeeRotor 5055:
Probably one of the worst 5" props on the market.
The 548g AUW quad with GoPro and ND filter.
This is my current favorite quad but I just built one with some prototype motors that is WAY better. 610g AUW too but much more powerful motors so it works out great.
Emax Mini Magnum 2 6S 20x20:
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It has a Predator, but get a Micro Eagle:
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BH R6 2205 1750kv:
T-Motor T5143:
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1000-1050mah 6S recommended. Pulse is the only one I know of but it's too expensive IMO
Emax Mini Magnum 2 6S 20x20:
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Forget the Swift 3, get a Micro Eagle:
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BH R6 2205 1750kv:
BH R6 2207 1750kv:
T-Motor T5143:
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This quad is using the Emax Mini Magnum 2 stack. I feel the 4in1 that comes in this stack is the best 20x20 4in1 we have today but I don't like the FC or the Vtx however it is an F4 and the Vtx works fine too. Note that this 4in1, like all the other 20x20 4in1's, will suffer under high amp load. This means in order to use it and achieve excellent performance, you will need to keep the quad very light. 2205 motors and light load props with no more than a 1050mah 6S or 1300mah 4S is recommended. I have another quad with that 4in1 in it that has a 590g AUW and the performance suffers a little. Overall, if the AUW is more than 560g with 2205 motors, it will begin to feel awful. I do not recommend bothering with such a build if you're not gonna keep to the very low AUW.
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