Mine last year using Air Parcel

Hmmm....mine... It was "shipped" on 14th

Sometimes your order never arrives. This problem is not limited to Banggood, but it is the inherent risk in all online purchases. I've had this problem every now and then with most online retailers, from Banggood, Gearbest and Aliexpress to eBay, Lazada and Shopee.

In my last bout of RC shopping spree, my Hobbywing Quicrun 1080 crawler ESC never arrived. Neither did my 100wt silicone shock oil.

Hows your order status?

Luckily. Most of the stuff reached. XD
Except for the goggles .. lol
It's still sitting in some warehouse.
Haven't have the time to start the builld though. The fc and ESC all came yesterday. Haha

This is going to be interesting !

My quad's components:
Zmr250 CF frame
Racerstar 20A blheli_s ESC
Racerstar 2206 2200kv brushless
Matek f405 std running betaflight
Matek pdb
Eachine multi power VTX
Runcam swift 2 mini
XM+ micro frsky receiver
Assorted props from bi blade 5030 to 5045 to triblades 5045


I think the ESC may blow with the high pitch props?

suggest 30A or higher.
as the sudden throttle draw too much current and esc reset itself.

if too high pitch, and your esc can handle, it mostly kill the battery/motor first. lol


my two cent, need more expert people answer your question in detail

This post has been edited by josh5671: May 3 2019, 06:26 PM

Actually the general rule is to pick the ESC amp rating that is just above the maximum theoretical power draw that your motors are capable of.

ESC is like a fuse that will take the hit first before passing the damage to other expensive parts in your quad.

If your motors draw a max of 15A and you install a 30A, that's like putting a 25A fuse in a 10A appliance.

Got a spare ZMR250 carbon frame with thick 4mm arms that never got built (too busy with postgraduate studies & new job).

Free if you can come over pick it up. Gimme a holler if you want it.

Also got a spare Radiolink AT10 radio & Eachine VRd2 goggles that I need to sell off.

PART 1: C-FLY DREAM Test flight ...DJI SPARK clone

All right here my first unboxing and test video of C-FLY DREAM. Overall i guess its ok 'FPV drone' for being portable on the cheap. But my hint is i think i could improve those small gimbal vibration and adjust the problematic camera exposure setting on camera board since it has those untapped pin-out on DVR PCB. Well see what i can do next on PART 2. Enjoy the video.

Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K49GDm8mGvg

i'd take the vr d2 off your hand. could use the parts. PM price. don't mind the zmr250 as well.

Third day testing the C-FLY Dream via C-FLY apps on my old 2014 smartphone (802.11ac WIFI).

Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEk44XTlsAI


This post has been edited by SupermotoXL: May 18 2019, 06:41 AM

Anybody got Frsky receriver with minimum 4channel conventional outputs that want to sell? preferably telemetry. PM me

Preparing to get my first plane. Never flew a plane before. Ordered a Cessna 182 body kit. Some 9g servos X 4, a 40A ESC with BEC, and a frsky receiver.

Question need some sifu guide.

For motor. Do I use 3536 900kv? Are the mounting screws standard ?

For propeller. Any recommendation ?

Thank you sifus

If you're beginner you should get a glider since its easy to fly. Cessna in real world is indeed a trainer but in R/C world its doomsday for beginner. You need to let us know the spec of Cessna eg; wingspan, weight and etc so we could determine how much torque needed to pull this plane into the air and what prop to use + motor + battery.

This post has been edited by SupermotoXL: May 22 2019, 02:07 PM

Ob btw sharing my morning fun around the town with C-Fly Dream drone

Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91Z292-79Zs

Oh no. @@. I thought I real life its a trainer plane, should be docile.

It's a 1400mm wingspan, flying weight should be 1kg?

Wow that's huge plane for a beginner, but you're in luck because the bigger the wing the slower and docile the flight handling like driving a truck. So more stable and should be ok for you. Bigger wings means easy lift and heavy means less likely to get pushed by the wind. More likely you'll need 4s lipo battery but depends on your motor specification. What model your motor? The motor should come with specs what ESC, lipo battery and prop rating you should be using.


Here's video me flying my 2.5kg plane 1400mm wingspan P-51D Mustang Red Tails flies like

Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCkdoZWoMig


This post has been edited by SupermotoXL: May 23 2019, 06:30 AM

How to use drone productively

Erm, the motor is this:



Thinking to use 12inch.

Btw your Mustang is

I flew quads FPV. One weekend i found a flying field and saw people flying there. instant hooked. LOL. the planes are gorgeous! Btw, do you buy insurance for when we ter-hentam people/property with our RC planes?

From the spec sheet if your motor around 900KV the max size prop you can use is 2x blade 12"x 5 size. You can use max 4s lipo pack on these motor.

Our insurance usually included as part of R/C flying club membership within club activity but as personal use nope because in Asia there's seldom insurance do such coverage if it does hardly any useful because such services is ambiguous.

Since you flying FPV quad flying next level on FPV plane is top of the food chain, its a whole new experience in FPV world like flying FPV in P-51D Mustang cockpit. I like to fly my FPV plane a lot like this plane i flew inside the cockpit. This one have smaller 960mm wingspan.

Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJICcnm3Juw


This post has been edited by SupermotoXL: May 23 2019, 07:00 PM