Selling my Ecilop if anyone is after an extremely well set up one, ready to go. Includes all the fruit (HDMI converter, LED signal, lights etc).

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showt...7#post23985803

Cheers,

Jamie

Ok what would you think of this setup:

4 T-Motor MT4008 600KV 290W Weight 108g $85.90
4 Exceed RC Proton 40A Weight 35g $27.88

using 6s?

possible??

Originally Posted by Parsec3d

Ok what would you think of this setup:

4 T-Motor MT4008 600KV 290W Weight 108g $85.90
4 Exceed RC Proton 40A Weight 35g $27.88

using 6s?

possible??

I have previously answered your question.

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showp...postcount=2217

Opps Sorry Man... yes saw that was just looking for confirmation on this specific setup..
So had a chance to make the Life test? how that went?... I'm new to this thing of configuring things on my own... so had to
double check..

Originally Posted by Parsec3d

Opps Sorry Man... yes saw that was just looking for confirmation on this specific setup..
So had a chance to make the Life test? how that went?... I'm new to this thing of configuring things on my own... so had to
double check..

Those motors are too high KV for a 6s set-up on multi-rotor's IMHO

To give you an idea a fully charged
6s= 25.2v x 600kv = 15'120RPM
6s= 25.2v x 450kv = 11'340RPM
6s= 25.2v x 320kv = 8064RPM (as used on the DJi s800)

A good 4s set up uses around the 700~770kv
4s= 16.8v x 770kv = 12'936RPM
4s= 16.8v x 700kv = 11'760RPM

Test is on hold while I'm waiting for another NAZA

I am almost done building my Ecilop, all going well

I tried to find some pics how ppl put the Ys-X6 on the frame, I may not have looked very well but could not find many ;-)

This is how I plan to do the setup, any views? is there a better way ? what didn't this about ?

Cheers,

Adrie

Originally Posted by Jelico

Selling my Ecilop if anyone is after an extremely well set up one, ready to go. Includes all the fruit (HDMI converter, LED signal, lights etc).

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showt...7#post23985803

Cheers,

Jamie

Sorry to see you go, what is replacing your Ecilop?

Looks Jeloco going for s800 with zenmuse.
So many crashes with this multirotor, wish u luck.

I have a Zenmuse so am not using the Ecilop for NEX work at the moment. I am going to build a larger Ecilop for FS700 shortly though... watch this space!

p.s. I still think that the Ecilop is the best value for money camera gimbal out there. I am only using Zenmuse now as I have to shoot kitesurfing in very high winds, and its the only gimbal that can guarantee the shot in 20-30 knots of breeze...

Originally Posted by theSouthGA

Looks good! I was wondering what that "pumping" was though. I think mine was doing the same thing this weekend but my landing gears aren't in view to double check the condition and its hard to see at altitude.

Did you have a tracking system on the quad or did you just have it in GPS mode and go foward as you were moving?

Thanks!

it's in tracking mode..

Any recommendations for the gimbal servos? I was going to use the Savox that came with my Steadi470 but once I started assembling the quad I realized that they are full size and won't fit. I need the mini. The manual calls for MKS DS8910 but these are mighty expensive! Is there anything else recommended?

turnigy mg930 servo
hk401b gyro (old style)

Originally Posted by AliB

turnigy mg930 servo
hk401b gyro (old style)

Anyone try this one? Overkill?

TGY-390DMH High Performance Digital Servo (Extra Strong) 5.4kg / .11sec / 22.5g

Specification:
Weight: 22.5 grams / 0.79 oz.
Dimensions: 29 x 13 x 30 mm / 1.14 x 0.51 x 1.18 inch
Torque @ 4.8V: 4.6 kg/cm , 64 oz/in
Torque @ 6.0V: 5.4 kg/cm , 75 oz/in
Speed @ 4.8V: 0.14sec / 60 deg at no load
Speed @ 6.0V: 0.11sec / 60 deg at no load

Twin ball bearing and full metal gears. High performance servo recommended for Airplane & Helicopter (Tail)

I'm not very familiar with servo specs so I just shelled out the money for the recommended servos. They havent dissapointed yet.