Turnigy intégré PCB Micro-Hex (KIT)

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Jan 21, 2016

Good kit, but not click together. Used medium cyano on some of the parts

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Jan 08, 2016

Nice compact quad. What more at .99

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Aug 24, 2015

this is my first multi roto so very new to me

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Aug 24, 2015

Amazing! My favorite build yet. I am VERY new to this hobby (still a toddler, if you will), but everyone that saw this hex fly was impressed, and I think a little afraid of it due to it's speed and noise factor. I used a naze32 board (with no tuning), a set of six 1804-2400kv motors, six 10 amp simonk esc's, and 5030 two leaf props. I ran mine in a Hex mode. Super fast and very maneuverable. I crashed about three times from wires breaking off of the solder joints on the pcb frame. I had used motors from a previous build, plus two new ones, so maybe I had vibration issues. Next time I will use heat shrink and solder wires together directly instead of using frame. Adding a pcb on bottom with a couple cushion pads might be best, with having six motors that close together sending vibration through the frame and what not. Buying a bunch more of these! Hope this helps!!!

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May 28, 2014

I bought 2 kits and made 1 hex. The frame is really bendy unless you use x2 landing triangles to support each arm. It stiffens it up without adding too much weight. I use 1811-2000KV motors on 3S and 5030 props. It handles it fine! Loads of backdraft with 6 motors spinning - fun fun! :)

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Nov 18, 2013

ce microhexa est simple construire, j'ai utilis les moteurs recommands 1811/2900kv les esc 6A une kk2 et un microrecepteur dsm2 R410 pour spektrum
une difficulte tout de meme pour inserer les helices 5030 en force, j'ai utilise une pince reglable en appuyant doucement bien dans l'axe, prevoir 1 ou 2 paquets d'avance elle peuvent se fendre
sinon vols impeccable sans toucher au reglage usine de la kk2 juste baisser le stick scaling throttle vers 60 pour etre moins sensible sur les gaz
au decollage sans stabilisateur cela bouge pas mal avec l'effet de sol puis c'est vif mais tres controlable; avec stab c'est du gateau
pour les batteries j'avais des 800 qui tiennent 4 mn environ , avec une 1200 j'ai fait 7 mn ( 1 seul vol ce jour), je n'ai pas test de 1600

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Jan 24, 2013

Achet pour remplacer le chassis de mon quad (achet en prt voler).

Ensemble de bonne qualit, mais un peu fragile.

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Nov 27, 2012

Today I've got my frame.

Well, from the first sight it's nothing of Rocket Sience, but I liked it. Very well laser cut.
Couldn't help stop soildering ESC's on board. With six plush onboard it looks pretty attractive. If you do everything right, ESC's go fully covered in frame.
It's too late today, but "to be continued..."

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Oct 31, 2012

Nice little frame,very easy to mount with the PCB,but the motor mount are fragile ,there is a way to reinforce them ,you can put 10mm spacer ate the etwenend of the motor mount and put a plate betwen the spacer and the lower centerplate (I put 2 pictures in the file section) in the same time you will lower a lot th vibrations of the engines.Another clener way to do it :buy 2 frames and put the second PCB as lower centerplatewith 10mm plastic spacer

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Oct 21, 2012

This thing is really cool! I used the recommended motors, props and ESCs. However, instead of using a Hobby King control board, I used the KK2.0 board. I have this same board on a different quad copter and it is fantastic. It's a snap to set up on this little hexacopter and it bolts right up. I bought some nylon standoffs for the control board. I'm using Turnigy Nano-Tech 2S 1000mah batteries and this thing flies great!