Ok 
Have you tried reducing the motor-to-motor distance? Make it more compact for quicker response?
Also, those are 3 inch props rite?

Already the motor to motor length is 250mm and I like the stability and fast responce...
It can do flips need to practice.. let me see...
Now we can see many builds here in a week...
So that we will get new ideas and reviews... :p

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Arun bhai,
which Tx are you using, and is it possible to change the gyro sensitivity setting with turnigy 9x as shown in the video I posted earlier?
Bilal

Bilal I am using same turnigy 9x..
I am not able to view your video...
I don't think you can change the gyro sensitivity in this fc...
But it will adjust with respect to the quad length automatically I guess..
I am using a 250mm frame and looks pretty good.. yaw is a bit hard.
Now going to make the frame good looking..
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wow arun congrats...! nice video! now i cant wait to get my hands on that kit....

when you say yaw is hard, what do you mean? does it turn very slowly?
thanks!

Nice arun bhaiya.
great video

Thanks arun for the video its flies good. I have made a H quad with it.

About the build log i will be putting up a video but guys this is a DIY kit so seriously lets put out thinking cap and come up with something.

Satya bro, does the H-Quad YAW properly? I mean, there is no pitching rite?

well the H quad that i made its flying but its is not very stable. I just wanted to test it so i hurried upon it.

But while typing i think there would be a pitching problem. The frame that i have made is not very long compared to arms. I did read some where that with H Quad the arms should be half the length of the quad.

Not very sure

  Photos....possible?

Sure the whole video will come up, editing right now

  waiting eagerly!

Thanks rahul..
@satya: love to see a flying video of your h-quad
I am going to alter this quad.. as the power is a bit low.. and need to build another after getting the motors.. may be these motors are a bit slow..
And need to reduce the dimension to 200mm..

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Quote from: arun.sreelakam on June 02, 2013, 06:59:30 PM

And need to reduce the dimension to 200mm..

That's what i was talking about! 

Quote from: arun.sreelakam on June 02, 2013, 06:59:30 PM
And need to reduce the dimension to 200mm..

I think the smaller the better. But i would really one day (i dont know when) would make a 450 mm quad with this kit

Quote from: satyagupta on June 02, 2013, 07:03:40 PM
But i would really one day (i dont know when) would make a 450 mm quad with this kit

Really??? 

yea if you see the thread at RCG even the video that aniket posted here features a 450 mm quad.

Quote from: satyagupta on June 02, 2013, 07:03:40 PM

Quote from: arun.sreelakam on June 02, 2013, 06:59:30 PMAnd need to reduce the dimension to 200mm..

I would make a 450 mm quad with this kit

What about an octocopter.. :D:D
Even that is in that thread

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Great Satya Bro! Didn't see it in the begining...
Arun, There IS already a octacopter on RCG albeit different  

@arun, technically its not octocopter. If you see closely he is just dividing the 1 motor to 2 motors. I dont know how to make sense out of this, but then M1 out from V939 is connected to 2 motors (1 is CW and another is CCW)

So its like 2 motors for 1 in the quad.

payment to order # 201305469 made.. please revert to "bilal"...

thanks,
regards

How to make a quad using this KIT step my step

Im not into quads but amazing work satyagupta sir,youre building up my interest in quads 

Nice video but I think there should be instruction on screen for the measurements of sticks and board placement

Superb build log...
Could have added a flying video at the end....
Great going satya bhai.

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