MultiWii

am looking for a nice frame, i want to use 11" props on my aeolian 2830-850 motors.

anyone have a frame they want to get rid of, or suggestions on a good solid frame for someone who sucks at flying to play with?

Hi,

I am happy with my X525 V3 frame bought at GLB (http://www.goodluckbuy.com/kk-mk-x525-q ... optor.html) but after a small crash that broke one motor support I changed it (https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/r ... directlink).

Probably isn't the best frame around but it's good enough for my flight experience and fly's very well.

Regards,
Luis Sismeiro

I am happy with my 450 size DJI clone (with 10x4.7 APC props). It is a very low cost frame so it's not a burden to buy an extra kit to use as spare parts for crash repairs. I have some details on my build posted here: http://www.rc-cam.com/forum/index.php?/ ... og-part-3/

sismeiro wrote:Hi,

I am happy with my X525 V3 frame bought at GLB (http://www.goodluckbuy.com/kk-mk-x525-q ... optor.html) but after a small crash that broke one motor support I changed it (https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/r ... directlink).

Probably isn't the best frame around but it's good enough for my flight experience and fly's very well.

Regards,
Luis Sismeiro

what size props do you use on yours? it says its 600mm 'wheelbase' but im not sure where they are measuring from or to.

tovrin wrote:what size props do you use on yours? it says its 600mm 'wheelbase' but im not sure where they are measuring from or to.

The 'wheelbase' is 600 mm as indicated, they mean motor to motor. Right now I use 10x4.5 props but also have 11x4.7 for when I have more weight to carry.

ok, perfect, i want to use 11x4.7 when i mount my camera, i went ahead and ordered that frame, it was on sale for $29

that was june 19, i got it today!

took a moment to figure out all the different screws, since there were no directions and a bag full of everything small.

it was rainy, but i got it in the air and acro trimmed out before i had to stop. I likey!

Hi,

You can grab the instructions here: http://www.ycopter.com/storepage1006304.aspx

If you have problems downloading tell me, I have the pdf.

Regards,
Luis Sismeiro

haha, they robbed me of many parts! i got none of the hex offsets (I used my own and thought i was clever) but regardless mine is built, thank you Sismeiro for the assist

Sismeiro, i cracked one of my motor mounts and went looking for a replacement (for now im using an almost perfect match piece from my broken frame that bolted right in place) and found this!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/X525-QuadCopter ... 256ddf8328

I'm planning on picking up a set of these, seems like a logical progression for any frame, but especially for this one. do you agree?

Hi Tovrin,

Since I bought my frame I knew that one day one of the motor mounts would be broken and that happened. What I did was simple, I mounted the motors in the aluminium tube using part of the original fiber support between them. Also I changed the landing gear since I didn't like the spikes and how it worked. You can see what I did in the photos.

The aluminium motor mounts that you indicated seem very nice and well made (also expensive) but I rather have my solution now. The only advantage I see in using motor supports is in the space between motors.

Regards,
Luis Sismeiro

thanks luis, i thought about doing that myself.

in the end i broke my mounts due to ESC calibration, i removed them entirely, and mounted motors directly to aluminum X that came with the motors, mounted X to aluminum frame directly, will be flying it tomorrow i hope, will update then. try to get pictures then too, still need to solder a bunch of stuff.