Good day everyone !
A few of you might be aware of my crazy little creations, but for those who aren't aware I want to introduce myself.
Over the last year I have become obsessed with flying Multirotors. I did the usual massive multirotor for my first build, which was a great experience; flying provided such a different perspective, I loved it !
After learning to fly I got a little bored just floating around up high and decided to start playing with smaller Multirotors. I struggled to find a frame that suited my needs and ended up with the Quadrixette Nano from Eyefly.
While small I managed to crame in all of the larger electronics I would use from my ~400mm quad. After flying the Nano I knew this is where I wanted to go. Sadly after a few weeks I broke it in half, this gave me the motivation I need to design and cut my own Mini Quad.
I decided to move forward with the H style quad as it allowed more room for electronics, while keeping everything small.
Around this time I started my Blackout Mini H Quad on OpenPilot detailing my build. I had a lot of inquiries from other OP users who wanted their own Mini H Quad.
This is when the craziness started
I was able to get a small batch of Mini H Quads cut for these people. Everyone who flew the Mini H Quad was hooked !!
One of the biggest problems was getting manufacturers on-board to produce smaller multirotor parts, such as motors. I was turned down by many manufacturers such as SunnySky. At this time I was using a same fixed wing motor by T-Motor, the MT1306-10. After selling a heap of these motors and constantly harassing them, T-Motor agreed to produce a modified version of their newly released MN1806 motor better suited to my needs. To this day I still use and recommend this motor.
Soon after I started designing my Blackout Mini Spider Hex which allowed me to carry a GoPro for better footage. The Spider Hex flies like a larger 400mm quad, but is more nimble and has awesome acceleration.
Fast forward 7 months and here we are now !
Everyone has been bitten by the Mini craze and thanks to everyone that has supported me, I have been able to dedicate a lot of time to my pursuit of happiness, Mini Multirotors.
I could not have created anything without the support from my customers, for this I am truly grateful.
If anyone has any questions, I'm here to answer them; ask anything you want.
Blackout Mini H Quad
Blackout Mini Spider Hex
A few of you might be aware of my crazy little creations, but for those who aren't aware I want to introduce myself.
Over the last year I have become obsessed with flying Multirotors. I did the usual massive multirotor for my first build, which was a great experience; flying provided such a different perspective, I loved it !
After learning to fly I got a little bored just floating around up high and decided to start playing with smaller Multirotors. I struggled to find a frame that suited my needs and ended up with the Quadrixette Nano from Eyefly.
While small I managed to crame in all of the larger electronics I would use from my ~400mm quad. After flying the Nano I knew this is where I wanted to go. Sadly after a few weeks I broke it in half, this gave me the motivation I need to design and cut my own Mini Quad.
I decided to move forward with the H style quad as it allowed more room for electronics, while keeping everything small.
Around this time I started my Blackout Mini H Quad on OpenPilot detailing my build. I had a lot of inquiries from other OP users who wanted their own Mini H Quad.
This is when the craziness started
I was able to get a small batch of Mini H Quads cut for these people. Everyone who flew the Mini H Quad was hooked !!
One of the biggest problems was getting manufacturers on-board to produce smaller multirotor parts, such as motors. I was turned down by many manufacturers such as SunnySky. At this time I was using a same fixed wing motor by T-Motor, the MT1306-10. After selling a heap of these motors and constantly harassing them, T-Motor agreed to produce a modified version of their newly released MN1806 motor better suited to my needs. To this day I still use and recommend this motor.
Soon after I started designing my Blackout Mini Spider Hex which allowed me to carry a GoPro for better footage. The Spider Hex flies like a larger 400mm quad, but is more nimble and has awesome acceleration.
Fast forward 7 months and here we are now !
Everyone has been bitten by the Mini craze and thanks to everyone that has supported me, I have been able to dedicate a lot of time to my pursuit of happiness, Mini Multirotors.
I could not have created anything without the support from my customers, for this I am truly grateful.
If anyone has any questions, I'm here to answer them; ask anything you want.
Blackout Mini H Quad
Blackout Mini Spider Hex
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