Lol. For me, Nav launch just for fun. I don't mind launch it manually. It is Just "fancy feature" for meI'm happy to see I'm not the only person who has forgotten to advance the throttle before Autolaunch. I set mine to spin the prop at minimum throttle to let me know it is armed and ready to launch (I think it was just adjusting min throttle and turning off 'Dont spin motors when armed'?). The prop spins so slowly that I've never chopped my finger when throwing it and even if it did hit me I think it wouldn't do much damage. It is pretty magical though to just give the plane any decent toss and the motor spools up and starts to climb out straight and level.
...running a brother hobby 2507-2500kv, YEP 60A esc, 3S-2200 or 4S-1300, 6.45 prop to start with on 3S. will switch to 5x3x3 for 4S maybe? will see how it does...
ARE YOU CRAZY? That sounds like TO much fun, be prepared for high speed confetti (I want to see pictures of it). You sound like me, I always want to overpower things even if I don’t have the motors to do it, I like speed😁. Have fun, good luck, and Merry Christmas.after my last one caught fire from over motor/battery/prop-ing, i decided this time to go big or go home.
running a brother hobby 2507-2500kv, YEP 60A esc, 3S-2200 or 4S-1300, 6.45 prop to start with on 3S. will switch to 5x3x3 for 4S maybe? will see how it does....
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Made the goblin. Motor 1806 2300kv battery 18065 3S 3000 mAh. Flight weight is 330 grams. Flies well
This is my second goblin I wanted to try a larger span this one is a full meter. I also added vortex generators. This will fly with a 2205 redbottom motor and a 2200 3s battery. I am hoping for some longer flights with the added wing area
I do not know, long did not fly, but it is not a lot of, I think minutes 25what kind of flight time do you get?
I managed the build with the foam camera mount but ran out of batteries before I managed the maiden this weekend. My biggest concern is actually not what happens in a crash but just camera tilt as the mount relies on the friction from the single mounting screw on each side instead of using an adjustable mounting rail. I may just slather the whole thing in hot glue and hope for the best. Given the limited adhesion to the painted metal frame, it should just peel off if I need to adjust it later. I had to widen the camera hole slightly to make room given that my only choice for mounting was either 1-2mm sticking out or 6-7mm recessed which meant the foam blocked the view not just top/bottom but side to side as well.
Has anyone else attempted similar? I am interested in any results or tips.
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