Originally Posted by Dialfonzo

Small Quadrino based Quadcopter on it's way..
Problem with vibration right now, i will correct that and give it a first flight..


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VERY cool!

Originally Posted by Dialfonzo

Small Quadrino based Quadcopter on it's way..
Problem with vibration right now, i will correct that and give it a first flight..


HighResolution Here

I have one about that size. Really fun to fly around the house. Get those props balanced, and you should be happy. They are terrible from the factory.

Originally Posted by Scotth72

I have one about that size. Really fun to fly around the house. Get those props balanced, and you should be happy. They are terrible from the factory.

I even have some motor balance to do i think...

Originally Posted by Dialfonzo

Small Quadrino based Quadcopter on it's way..
Problem with vibration right now, i will correct that and give it a first flight..


HighResolution Here

That is cool.

My experience is that with those propsavers you will never get them props balanced.

Originally Posted by Dialfonzo

Small Quadrino based Quadcopter on it's way..
Problem with vibration right now, i will correct that and give it a first flight..


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awww. dang.

sweet looking mini quad... I have built a couple mini quads.

those motors are not very good, the bells are very unbalanced .

those look like hobbyking props. Those are horribly unbalanced.

the prop savers can not help any

small CCW props are hard to find... are those 5 inch ones? gws 3 blades are not have bad.

http://www.gwsprops.com/3_blade_props.htm

I had better lucks with this motor.. little higher KV, but the smaller quads seem to need it.

https://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...or_1500kv.html

Mine is virtually vibe free, even with the prop savers. I do ditch the O-rings, and use Goody hair ties from the drug store. (for tying up pony tails, etc.). They work really well. I don't use the prop savers on my big machines, but I like them for the in house mini quad.

Originally Posted by witespy

awww. dang.

sweet looking mini quad... I have built a couple mini quads.

those motors are not very good, the bells are very unbalanced .

those look like hobbyking props. Those are horribly unbalanced.

the prop savers can not help any

small CCW props are hard to find... are those 5 inch ones? gws 3 blades are not have bad.

http://www.gwsprops.com/3_blade_props.htm

Tanks..
Can you point my the motor you use ?

Thoses are HK prop yes. HK motor too.. lol

Btw, very nice microframe! I'll stand in line if you plan to sell em.
/ J

Thanks... !
The man who cut them already sell it...
www.myrcbuild.com
look in complete frame...!

Thanks, order placed.

I am using the Quadrino basic board on a RadicalRC tricopter frame. It is excellent. I am experiencing the left lean, but I hope to correct this with calibration.

In non stabil mode, it flies awesome. I hate to say it, but I think it outperforms my quad. Of course, it is much lighter, so that might have something to do with it.

>>I am using the Quadrino basic board on a RadicalRC tricopter frame. It is excellent. I am experiencing the left lean, but I hope to correct this with calibration.<<

Sorry but you will always get a lean with a tricopter. Not as much as a single main rotor helicopter but a bit more than a quad.

That would be fine, except it veers in the direction of the lean. With my single rotor helicopter, it leaned, but would stay in place while leaning.

Originally Posted by Flying-Monkey

That would be fine, except it veers in the direction of the lean. With my single rotor helicopter, it leaned, but would stay in place while leaning.

LOL well play with it for a while and trim it. A multi rotor is a bit different than a single main rotor helicopter.