Now you can make a quadcopter within 1350/-

Yea you read it right a (mini) quadcopter within 1350/- all you need is a kit and a compatible

transmitter and some good ideas and lot of patience

Kit comes with following items

• 4 x 716 coreless motors
• 1 x Receiver/controller
• 1 x 350mah 3.7V lipo
• 1 x USB Charger
• Props
• 3 x Bamboo sticks 300mm long each

With the stock kit you can make a mini  quad which has to:
1. less than 120 mm motor to motors
2. less than 35 grams

Here is the list of compatible radios which you need to have.

• FlySky FS-TH9X 2.4G 9CH transmitter
• Turnigy 9X 9Ch Transmitter w/ Module
• FlySky FS-T6 2.4ghz Digital Proportional 6 Channel Transmitter and Receiver System *NEW*
• FlySky FS-CT6B 2.4GHz 6CH Transmitter
• Hobby King 2.4Ghz 6Ch TX

How to bind the transmitter with receiver/Bind instructions:

1. Plugin battery to receiver LED will flash quickly and stops
2. Keep it on flat surface and LED will start to flash again at a rapid rate
3. Hold bind button on your TX and switch it ON
4. LED on receiver should start to flash slowly
5. Turn off your TX and leave the bind button and switch ON your TX again.
6. LED on receiver should be solid now, which means its binded successfully

*You will have to repeat the bind process every time you remove the battery from the receiver

You can check the original thread here at RCG for more ideas.

You can also buy spares to improve your mini quad to mid to large size.
720 coreless motors can be used to make a mid to large size quads (250mm to

450mm)
HCX552 an alternate controller for V939 much more stable than V939
716 coreless motors
V939 controller

How To:


You can find lot of videos uploaded by user and images in this thread, i am listing few.

By Shiv:


By Arun:



You can buy the kit from here

I have used Popsicle/ice-cream sticks to make the base and stands. Easily available at any stationary shop. Also i have used cap of pen (2 Rs. pen) for holding up the motors . All these are holding together in place using hot glue along with fevicol and fevikwik. Its first time i am using hot glue.

I am kind of doubtful about getting good results with using hot glue, as motors will get hot after long use and having hot glue to hold them is not a good idea i think.  Any ideas for any alternative glue or anything guys??

Last thing is the weight of this tiny quad. I had few lipos and controller from few of my lady bug quad, got them together and here you can see in image.

This is not final but should be around 40-45 grams.

am in.....when will it be available at your store?

does that thing fly? tested? is it the 18$ quad from the rcgroups?

@rahul Off course it will fly, it has all the ingredients to fly, motors props controller and light weight for the motors to take it up in the air.

@bilal yes very soon, Chinese are having some holidays after that will soon get the stuffs in store.

I would be the second one to fly this how about a hex? possible?

You imagination is the limit if you see that thread, some users have build a quad upto 450 mm and octa :O

as the stuffs required to build is very cheap guys experiment a lot.

i am also in......... book the third for me !!!

Hi,
Satya i have gone through all 65 pages ( then ) and found it to be interesting and tried to go for .... but  i there happens to be some trial part with the motors and props and which board to use...

Hope you do that for us....!!! it will be great to try!!!!

regds
saurabh

The kit that i am getting will contain everything,

4 x motors
1 x receiver/controller
4 x props (2 x CW and 2 x CCW)
1 x 1 cell LIPO
1 x USB charger

and few bamboo sticks.

You will need only one of the above listed transmitter and your imagination

what are the motors you will be using? brushless or brushed? and ESC? what about control board??

thanks!
aniket

brushed, no ESC, toy quadcopter control board from banggood.

oooh...

tiny brushed motors, the FC is the V939 controller which has ESC and 4 ch 2.4Ghz receiver build on the controller it self

Edit:

Quote from: Rahulvyas on May 05, 2013, 08:09:13 PMbrushed, no ESC, toy quadcopter control board from banggood.

Correct BUT not from banggood from different manufacturer.

so is it possible to upgrade it later? and how does one bind it? can i make a tricopter out of it also if i want to???

yup. you can even make a tri-octa-hexa-quad copter.
your flight time will become less. Just keep the ratio of the weight and thrust constant and place 2 batteries.

so if i make a tricopter, then can i use a servo for turning???

Quote from: aniket210696 on May 05, 2013, 08:18:37 PM
so is it possible to upgrade it later? and how does one bind it? can i make a tricopter out of it also if i want to???

Not sure that we can tri out of it, but you can see that thread and find it out. About binding, its very simple first turn on the FC then your radio if its compatible then it will bind else wont.

One for me!

@aniket: nice thought, I have this control board and all stuffs to make this quad bought long back didn't get time to build but once I checked with servos and were not working.. may need to check with ultra micro ones... but I don't have now...


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Book one configuration for me too!

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When will these be up for sale? I think some spare motors and props in the kit will increase the success rate of newbies like me..

These motors get pretty hot. Use five min epoxy.

Pretty soon right now i have managed to get my hands on few kits. Once i get atleast 10 kits i will put them on sale.