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HobbyKing Scimitar FPV Racing Drone 230mm Quad-Copter With Vibration Isolation and Integrated PDB

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HobbyKing Scimitar FPV Racing Drone 230mm Quad-Copter With Vibration Isolation and Integrated PDB

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The HobbyKing Scimitar is an all composite construction 230mm tree hugging FPV racing drone. The Scimitar has a multi-frame vibration isolation system that uses vibration thimbles to isolate the motor and prop vibration from the FC and camera. The vibration system lets you run tighter P.I.D’s and have a gello free video FPV session. The lower frame also has a built in PDB and ESC mounting supports for a clean equipment install.

The arms support motor mounting from 16x19mm and 12mm spacing. The max prop size is 5inch and perfect for the 1704~2206 class motors. The durable composite construction comes with many provisions for mounting and straps, making install a snap. The frame has 8 vibration thimbles for isolation as well as a new forward looking FPV camera mount between the frames. The Scimitar has some sleek looks with hot red anodized aluminum standoffs and a cool matte finish, making this a great little quad to zip around your local flying site.

Features:
• Composite construction
• Built in PDB
• Wide range of motor and power options
• Large secondary vibration isolation frame for more room and easier layout
• Compact size for proximity flying around obstacles
• Includes 4 x 5inch props

Specs:
Wheelbase: 230mm
Weight: 180g
Height: 82mm with landing gear and center cage  

Required:
4 x Motors 1506~2208
1 x Battery 800~1300mah 7.4~11.1V (2 or 3 cells Lipoly)
4 x ESC’s 7~12A
1 x Multi-rotor Flight controller
4ch radio (6ch recommended for FPV and FC use)
FPV gear (optional) 

  • HK Scimitar FPV 230mm Quad
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May 04, 2015

the frame is heavy for the multistar babybeast combo, maybe better with the 2216-800Kv combo

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Mar 03, 2015

The frame went together quickly without ant problems. I'm running afro slim 12a ESC's with baby beast motors on Naze32 FC. The vibration isolation works great. The only thing I changed so far was to cut the legs on the bottom in half. I figure they'll hold up better if there is less leverage on them in a crash.
The only problem I have is on bumpy landings. Anything less than a perfect touchdown causes the upper frame to lean because of the rubber dampeners, and the 5" blades are very close and will hit the aluminum struts. Not too big of a deal as I want to make longer arms to try out 6" props anyhow, as I need about 60pcnt throttle to hover without FPV gear. So far I've only tested it indoors because there is 6' of snow outside, and I'm a terrible pilot.
To all the people complaining about only having 4 solder pads: You can put more than 1 wire on a pad. My front esc's share a set of pads, and my rear ESC's share a set of pads leaving free space for my UBEC and LEDs on one, and battery leads off another. Hope that helps.

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Jan 20, 2015

Frame is around 185 grams, which to me is a bit heavy, also the entire top half of the frame is supported by rubber standoffs which makes it bad in a crash, just be ready to search for all 8 of the rubber mounts because there are no extras. Also the power distribution board has no spot to solder in a battery lead. Fairly sturdy for the crash that I was in though.

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Jan 07, 2015

gutes Frame, leider kein Carbon. Dirty/Clean Frame koppeln gut aus, ruhiges schones FPV bild

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Dec 02, 2014

Just built my first mini quad today (My fifth multi-rotor) and it was a breeze to put together. It is a nice frame and is holding up really nicely. I can recommend this item!

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