So I am going to do it!

Started by twistedar, January 21, 2015, 03:03:27 PM

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twistedar

Hehe looks like I have missed out on that one may have to go for the other one though, looks like it has had a lot of time and effort put into the design. I am like a big kid at the moment lol I am itching to order stuff but the adult side of me wants to make sure that I don't rush things and get a good value for money build that will withstand me learning to fly


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Ratty

They are expecting another batch of that second one anytime soon. Keep an eye out here:

http://www.team-legit.com/#!overcraft-pdb/c1xk4

I know the feeling very well. Trust me, it is always better to do a little research and buy right the first time. Not only does it save you money, but also a lot of frustration and head banging when something doesn't work.

These little 250s are tough, just make sure you have plenty of props. I flew full whack into a cross bar of a goal the other day. Didn't even dent the quad frame.  ;D

twistedar

Lol that's good to know I almost lost my ar drone the other week not watching for winds cutting across a roof when I flew to high and I got slammed into the wall of one of the thames defence forts in Essex about 20-30 foot up and ended up with one foot of the landing gear stuck in a metal grate, fortunately I use to volunteer at said building for open days and stuff so managed to get the park warden to let me up to retrieve the drone. That was a cheek clenching lesson in how not to fly lol


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twistedar

Just another quick question regarding antennas for the radio gear, what's the best way to go for routing around in woodland areas and what sort of ranges am I likely to get?


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Ratty

I don't know anything about that Turnigy radio, but the stock antennas should be fine. If you want long range 2.4ghz, then have a look at the Taranis. More expensive, but its all the radio youll ever need.

You will want circular for the video gear though.

Range is dependent on a lot of things.

twistedar

The Taranis does look very nice but may have to wait a bit before i can convince the other half that i NEED to have it lol

Loopdreams

You really don't need anything fancy for a 250 quad.  You won't be flying miles away and you don't need a dozen channels and mixers, timers etc etc. 

twistedar

lol i think the turnigy will do for now and i will see how i get on with that at first,
. Right time for me to order parts i think the its just the wait for them to arrive  :o

Ratty

Agreed, all the fun ive had with the 250 has been within 2-300m of myself.

Youll be surprised how fast the stuff can arrive if ordered in the UK. You could be building this weekend.  ;D

twistedar

Thats it i have everything on order now so just need to wait for the deliveries to roll in

Ratty

Great stuff, any problems just ask away.  :D

highlander

Buy yourself ticket to Preston, if it was somewhere nearer I might have done it as well.
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twistedar

Thanks for all the help so far ratty I am sure I will be messaging like mad when things start arriving and my brain explodes lol


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twistedar

So today is the day I start my build, everything is now here and I am off to get some supplies for the wiring and soldering and then I will be picking brains left right and centre for assistance. I will get plenty of pics for the build.

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twistedar

well I have the main power in for the escs and motors but have a question about the wiring from the escs to the naze, in the setup I am going by it says that only one of the escs needs all three wires to the naze, if so do I need to disable the 5v and ground on the other escs ?

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