I'm pretty excited about what the postman left me today...

It is the New xRotor IFrame Clear View FPV Quad by BlueSkyRC.com

You may ask what the Clear view means?
It is a quad that has the camera mount plate out in front of your props.
No more props in you FPV videos just a Clear View.

I will be taking a few pics as I build my new quad.

Here is a list of the parts I will be using:

xRotor IFrame Clear View FPV frame from BlueSkyRC.com
Tiger Motors MT-2208-18 1100 KV -ClubHeli.com
20 amp Flashed ESC's RCtimer.com

MultiWii Control Board
Bob's Super Simple Shield for MultiWii
Arduino Pro Mini 5V 16MHz MEGA328P
Wii Motion Plus - Black (Japanese Version)

Here are pics of a few parts I will be using.

Sweet. Can't wait to see the finished product!

Here are a few pics of the motor mounts.

Now it's time to put the frame sections together.

You got that fast. Looking really good.

The xRotor IFrame kits are now listed on BlueSkyRC.com

http://blueskyrc.com/index.php?main_...products_id=59

Here is the one I am flying.

Now it's time to cut some booms, along with the arms that will support the frame sections.....

Originally Posted by Qrome

You got that fast. Looking really good.

The xRotor IFrame kits are now listed on BlueSkyRC.com

http://blueskyrc.com/index.php?main_...products_id=59

Here is the one I am flying.

You always ship quick.... guess the postman knew I wanted to get started building.

I fixed the first link on the first post to go directly to the xRotor IFrame page.

Originally Posted by TaSaJaRa

Now it's time to cut some booms, along with the arms that will support the frame sections.....

It is a good idea to leave the halo off until you get the flight deck prepared for your board. However, there usually is enough room to put the board in and out with the halo on.

Looking really good.

Originally Posted by Qrome

It is a good idea to leave the halo off until you get the flight deck prepared for your board. However, there usually is enough room to put the board in and out with the halo on.

Looking really good.

Thanks

LOL guess you missed the note below my pic of the frame laid out... but still a good note to add.

i like that. it has a lot of room on it.

I got all my arms cut today and drilled for screws. I will add a few more screws to the top after I get through putting clear on the IFrame.
My arms are just a bit longer than suggested size. I am planning on using a 9" props.

I also drilled the center plate to accept my control board. You may already do this but for the ones that don't....
I take a 3/32 drill bit and drill a pilot hole, then run a M3 metal screw in and out of the hole a few times. This will make the nylon standoffs screw in a bit easier, which support my MultiWII board.

Here is the weight of my build at this point.

Two coats of clear and half of my frame screws in. As I said before my arms are longer than suggested stock. So your weight could be lighter built stock.

Weight is listed in oz and grams

Originally Posted by onefastxp

i like that. it has a lot of room on it.

I can see one in your future.... and I am not even psychic....

Well I am waiting on my 500 size landing gear to come in.
I need to have it mounted before I lay out my wiring and battery placement.
Hope to have it in by Friday...