CrackerMcGillicuddy
Member
Hi,
I'm sorta getting into FPV. Here's a couple of new scratch-built planes I made. The first one I call the Hammer FPV because its wing is the same as the Hammer 3D foamy profile plane. It's depron foam and has a balsa frame, a KF airfoil, a Turnigy 2200kv motor with an APC 7X6 prop, a HobbyKing 40 amp ESC, three metal-gear RC Timer servos, a Spektrum receiver, no rudders (bank and yank) and a space in the nose for a Go Pro camera held on with rubber bands. I'm a former graphic artist so I do my thang to all my planes. This has a sort of "bat-wing flames" scheme. It flies fast and wild.
Here's another scratch-built plane I just finished. I call it the California Cub FPV (I'm a former Californian). It has a Hobbyzone Super Cub wing, a balsa frame, four metal-gear RC Timer servos, a BP Hobbies 1500kv motor with a APC 8X3.8 prop, a BP Hobbies 30 amp ESC, a Spektrum receiver with satellite, Du-Bro landing gear with rubber-band suspension, a cutout in the nose for the Go Pro camera, a 900mhz video transmitter with Y-antenna and it's ugly but it flies good... a bit sluggish but slow and steady. My "dummy" Go Pro is in the nose for testing purposes.
I'm sorta getting into FPV. Here's a couple of new scratch-built planes I made. The first one I call the Hammer FPV because its wing is the same as the Hammer 3D foamy profile plane. It's depron foam and has a balsa frame, a KF airfoil, a Turnigy 2200kv motor with an APC 7X6 prop, a HobbyKing 40 amp ESC, three metal-gear RC Timer servos, a Spektrum receiver, no rudders (bank and yank) and a space in the nose for a Go Pro camera held on with rubber bands. I'm a former graphic artist so I do my thang to all my planes. This has a sort of "bat-wing flames" scheme. It flies fast and wild.
Here's another scratch-built plane I just finished. I call it the California Cub FPV (I'm a former Californian). It has a Hobbyzone Super Cub wing, a balsa frame, four metal-gear RC Timer servos, a BP Hobbies 1500kv motor with a APC 8X3.8 prop, a BP Hobbies 30 amp ESC, a Spektrum receiver with satellite, Du-Bro landing gear with rubber-band suspension, a cutout in the nose for the Go Pro camera, a 900mhz video transmitter with Y-antenna and it's ugly but it flies good... a bit sluggish but slow and steady. My "dummy" Go Pro is in the nose for testing purposes.
