Hi All,

Long time without a blog post. This is worth it. New motors with new style prop mount that baffles anything else on the market. See links below for more info and happy flying! Oomph!!!

Best,
Chris

http://www.armattanquads.com/4x-OOmph-2206-2300/

http://www.miniquadtestbench.com/arm...prototype.html

Armattan F1 Revealed Part 1 (10 min 3 sec)

Armattan F1 Revealed Part 2 (20 min 28 sec)

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Armattan Design Contest


For more details, follow this link: https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/show....php?t=2377455

Hope to see you there, and good luck!

Best,
Chris

Private messages will be disabled on my RCGroups account between January 22 and February 11, 2015. For more details, visit this link: http://www.armattanquads.com/blog/

Thanks everyone.

Best,
Chris

PS: We are back!

Hi all,

As the title states. I have decided to extend the lifetime warranty on all my CF acrobatic frames. The CF 226, CF 258 and CF 355 are now warrantied for life against breakage. Break it and I replace it. It's that simple.

The warranty covers the arms and the center plates. Hardware, electronics and the CF top plate mounted above the FC are not covered under this warranty. Only the arms and center plates, which is, well, the core of the frames.

Previously, this warranty was only valid for the CF 226 model. But I have been toying around the idea of extending this warranty for a while. Why? Well, after selling hundreds and hundreds of these frames, I have yet to sell a single replacement arm or center plate. NOT ONE. To this day, I have not received a single report of someone who managed to break these frames. Not a single order for replacement parts. So why not?

Why not take Armattan to the top of the food chain when it comes to product support. To this day, Armattan is the only RC manufacturer to offer this kind of support. Be it cars, planes, helis, tanks, etc, no RC manufacturer is willing to offer unlimited warranty against breakage in the event of a crash. In fact, the word "crash" generally equals to "voiding any kind of warranty."

Well, not for Armattan Productions. I am proud to announce that we are now setting the standards when it comes to product durability and support. Call it innovation, if you like, because...Continue Reading

T-Motors recently developed motors made specifically for Armattan acrobatic models. The motors have now been tested and production started this week. Shipping date set for May 15. These should be with me sometimes around May 18.

Best,
Chris

Specs:

- Model: Armattan 2820-11 (Made by T-Motors in China)
-Motor size: Ф28*20mm
-Shaft size: Ф3.175
- Weight: 38g
-KV(rpm/v): 1900
-Max Power: 185W
-Max Current: 16.8A
-Max Pull (Approx.): 760g
-7, 8, 9 inch props
-2-4S Li-Po
- Shielded bearings
- Balanced by T-Motors using the same technology used for all T-Motors.



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Ha! Holidays were awesome but time to get back to work now. My private messages are now enabled again. You can also email me: service(at)armattanquads(dot)com

Best,
Chris
Armattan Quads

Hi all,

I am currently on holiday. I will be returning home on February 4th, at which time Armattan Quads will resume its normal operations. I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. For more information, you can visit the News & Info section on my website. http://www.armattanquads.com/news-&-...uary-4th,-2014

If you need technical advice, I recommend you post your questions in the Armattan thread where many Armattan pilots will most likely help you out. https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/show...43444&page=336

Thanks for your understanding, and don't hesitate to drop me a line after I get back. I will then enable private messages again.

All the best,
Chris
Armattan Quads

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When I first saw pictures of this tricopter, I thought it would be far too fragile seeing that it has the inverted props. I figured it would be high maintenance, to say the least. I preferred the Ladybird because, at the time I thought it was just a better model that could take a beating and keep flying.

Well, now that I have flown both the Ladybird and the Y6, I have to say, I changed my mind. I have crashed the Y6 a good handful of times now, and sometimes quite hard as you will see in videos below. Not a scratch on it, not even a bent propeller. Some of these crashes would have caused arms to split on the Ladybird, for certain. The Y6, however, remains unscathed. I am short for words... This model is totally awesome. It's fast, it's agile, it's responsive and it almost seems unbreakable so far. Or maybe I've just been REALLY lucky.

I actually like this little aircraft so much that I decided to put together a small review of it. I am surprised to see so few people discussing this model. Perhaps my small review and my commentaries will bring more attention this model, which I believe is a better model than the Ladybird and all of its copied versions. Now bare with e and I will explain why I feel that way.

The first thing I noticed on this tricopter is the beefy arms. The carbon fiber arms are quite a bit bigger than the arms on the Ladybird, something that, I believe, is ill designed on the Ladybird. The arms split and break too easily on that small quad. The Y6...Continue Reading