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BetaFPV Silverware Light V2 Brushed FC

montis — Tue, 11 Feb 2020 19:12:22 +0000

Good news for those who fly brushed whoops – BetaFPV has updated the Silverware Light Brushed V2 flight controller. The changes list:

Integrated 25mW VTX, support change VTX channel via control.
Add LiteOSD information and OSD Menu.
Support firmware upgrade in DFU mode via USB port.
Integrate an altitude sensor (altitude hold function is NOT available now).
2 RGB LEDs

For those who is not familiar with Silverware – it is alternative firmware for brushed and brushless quadcopters. It runs on the relatively simple and cheap hardware but has a reputation of the extremely good flight performance.

Available @ BetaFPV: https://betafpv.com/collections/brushed-flight-controller/products/betafpv-lite-brushed-flight-controller

Specifications

CPU: STM32F030
Six-Axis: MPU6050
ESC: All FETs are rated at 6.3A maximum. Support 6x15mm/7x20mm/8x20mm/8.5x20mm etc motors.
Size: 26mm x 26mm, fully compatible with the Inductrix quad frame and mounting pattern
Firmware version: Silverware firmware
Receiver: Bayang protocol + SBUS input
Power Cable: 55mm, with JST-PH 2.0 connector, AKA PowerWhoop connector
Weight: 3.05g

FrSky Apus MQ60 V2 – what’s new?

montis — Fri, 29 Jun 2018 10:34:29 +0000

Frsky has released second version of their tiny whoop – Apus MQ60 V2. What has been changed? This is going to be the most booring news post – FrSky hasn’t upgraded a thing on this new Apus MQ60 V2! Look at the specifications – they are exactly the same as for APUS MQ60 V1 . Well, actually, they do have changed something – changed the 4-bladed props to 3-bladed and updated the VTX firmware to disabled some of the frequencies to comply the FCC regulations. Last year the FCC has imposed a $180,000 civil penalty on GetFTP (Lumenier Holdco LLC) for selling the non complient video transmitting devices. Some of them were transmitting on the frequencies that fell outside the permissible amateur bands. Most probably FrSky has discontinued the V1 and made a new V2 version just to comply theese regulations.

Also motors were changed to 19000KV ones. FrSky has changed the motor supplier (Thanks Joe, for the reminder).

Here is the VTX frequencies list for APUS MQ60 V1:

And this is the updated VTX frequencies list for APUS MQ60 V2:

User Manual for V1: https://www.frsky-rc.com/wp-content/uploads/Downloads/Manual/Apus%20MQ60.pdf

User Manual for V2: https://www.frsky-rc.com/wp-content/uploads/Downloads/Manual/Apus%20MQ60%20V2.pdf

Available @ https://www.banggood.com/Frsky-Apus-MQ60-w-Frsky-XMF3E-Flight-Controller-5_8G-25mW-600TVL-Cam-Micro-Racing-Drone-BNF-p-1250703.html

Specifications for V2 (and V1):

Model name: Apus MQ 60 V2
Wheelbase: 66.5mm
Weight: 20g (Without battery)
Size: 84mmx 84mmx58.5mm
Flight controller integrated with XM receiver
Firmware version: betaflight_3.0.0_frsky(can be upgraded)
Motor: 615 coreless
Prop Size: 31mm 3 blades props
Camera: NTSC 672X492
Video Transmitter: 5.8G 26CH 25mW
Battery: 3.7V 200mAh 25C Li-Po battery

Features:

Lightweight
5 minutes of flying time
Support 2 binding modes (automatic and manual)
Solid frame and strong blade protection
Fly without having to adjust the parameters after binding
Supports parameter adjustment and the default value recovery

2018-07-02 – Updated changes list.
2018-09-18 – Motors have been changed!

LDARC/KingKong TINY R7 whoop

montis — Fri, 20 Apr 2018 18:08:08 +0000

LDARC (ex. KingKong) has released new brushed whoop Tiny R7. It is an updated Tiny 7x quadcopter with a few improvements: Flight controller has built-in dual mode receiver with Futaba (FHSS) and FrSky (D16) protocols. Other FC option uses external DSM and FlySky AFHDS 2A receivers. Flight controller has upgraded Texas Instruments DRV8850 FET’s that provide 5A (peak 8A) of current. Motors are 8x20mm sized very fast 16000KV speed ones.

Tiny R7 whoop has upgraded 4 blade 40mm size props (instead of 3 blade) for greater thrust. Weight has increased to 39g for Tiny R7 vs 35g for Tiny 7x.

Tiny R7 and Tiny 7x comparison:

User manual download.

Specifications:
Brand: Kingkong/LDARC
Item No: TINY R7
Wheelbase: 75mm
Prop: 40mm-4 blade
FC Firmware: Betaflight SPRACINGF3
Motor Driver: Texas Instruments DRV8850 brush motor driver, 5A continuous 8A peak-drive current each way
VTX: 5.8G 25mW 16CH
Camera: 199C (800TVL 150°)
Motor: 820 Brushed (16000KV)
Battery: 3.8V 450mAh 50C
Charger: 6-WAY 4.2V/4.35V Charger
Weight: 38.8g (not include battery)
Package Size: 20.8 x 11.9 x 7.7cm
Package Weight: 0.47kg

KingKong Tiny 6X whoop – build it yourself (in progress)

montis — Wed, 18 Apr 2018 18:50:11 +0000

LDARC (ex. Kingkong) has released Tiny 6X as an updated version of the Tiny 6. The main difference was switching to more powerful 7×16mm motors. After making of the custom Tiny 6, I’m excited to try to make my own custom Tiny 6X! Of course you can buy a pre-build bind and fly version of the Tiny 6X, but I want a whoop with an OSD and pre-build version doesn’t have it. Besides you will be missing the joy of doing it by yourself.

Parts list

FC Whoop PRO from GearBest ($18.17): https://www.gearbest.com/esc/pp_1625685.html
7x16mm motors from Banggood: https://www.banggood.com/716-Motor-17600KV-…-1282508.html or EBAY: https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=tiny+6x+716+motors
Frame kit from Banggood: https://www.banggood.com/Frame-Kit-…-1275067.html or EBAY: https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=tiny+6x+frame+kit

Also we will need:

AIO BS2-OSD Camera from AKK: https://www.akktek.com/products/micro-aio-cameras/akk-bs2-osd.html

Frame kit

Frame kit comes in in carton box. If your box was abused during the shippment and your frame was defomed you can easily reshape it by submersing it into hot water.

Frame kit contents: The frame itself.

4 pcs various colors canopy

A tiny led PCB

That goes into slot on the back of the frame.

4 sets of various color propellers (total 16pcs)

Rubber rings, grommets and screws. This is very handy as flight controllers comes without any mounting accessories.

Flight controller

Flight controller was selected a cheap F3 Whoop Pro board. It comes with 2.0mm JST pigtail (aka Power whoop plug) for connecting battery and 1.25mm pitch sockets to solder onto PCB for motor connection.

Socket orientation for soldering should be this way:

Motors

Original motors for KingKong/LDARC 7x are 7x16mm sized 17600KV ones:

You should buy two sets (2 CW and 2 CCW rotation).

Camera

We need a micro AIO camera with OSD support – camera should have Video Out and Video In wires. AKK BS2-OSD camera has the right pinout so it will fit perfectly.

Last updated: 2018-04-18

[To be continued]

Kingkong/LDARC Tiny 6X – something in between Tiny6 and 7

montis — Tue, 09 Jan 2018 15:14:55 +0000

LDARC (former KingKong) announced an upgraded KingKong Tiny 6 model called Tiny 6X. So what is different from the earlier Tiny? Compared to its predecessor, LDARC Tiny 6X comes with more powerful 7x16mm 17600KV brushed motors and high voltage LiPo battery (LiPo HV). The weight of the Tiny 6X is 25 g (Tiny6 weight is 19.2 g and Tiny7 weight is 32.5 g). The size is the same as Tiny6 – 65mm between motor axis. I would call this model Tiny 7X as Tiny 7 was using the same 7mm diameter motors. In fact this is something in between the Tiny6 and Tiny7. It looks like this tiny whoop has got the good features from the both of his predecessors – the lower weight and size from the Tiny6 also the more powerfull motors from the Tiny7.

Tiny 6X comes in variuos configurations: Standart (0ne battery and simple charger), Advanced (3 batteries, spare props, spare canopies and battery checker), DSM2, Futaba FASST, Flysky, Frsky Compatible Receiver or Without Receiver.

Can be purchased @ Banggood: https://www.banggood.com/KINGKONGLDARC-TINY-6X-65mm-…-1250958.html

Item: Kingkong/LDARC TINY 6X
Version: Standard PNP(Plug-N-Fly)
Wheelbase: 65 mm
Motor Type: Brushed
Motor: 7×16 mm 17600 kv
Propeller: 3-blade 31mm
Flight Controller: Betaflight F3
VTX: 5.8G 25mW 16CH Mini FPV Transmitter
Camera: 199C 800TVL 150°
Weight: 25 g (Without Receiver and Battery)
Battery: 3.8V 250mAh 30C
Package Size: 15 X 15 X 5cm
Package Weight: 0.1KG

Package Contents
1 x Kingkong/LDARC TINY 6X Racing Drone
1 x 3.8V 250mAh Battery
1 x Charger

Ryze Tello quadcopter (powered by DJI)

montis — Tue, 09 Jan 2018 11:23:43 +0000

Chineese startup company called RYZE Tech released new drone – Tello. The Tello has been developed with the use of technology from DJI and also from another well known company, Intel. The usage of technologies from these two comapnies enables us to expect for an interesting and at least decently working product. Despite the fact that DJI is not manufacturing this drone by itself (the manufacturing process is made by RYZE Tech), this Tello drone is sold on DJI Store. This is the half of the success already.

Tello uses an Intel Movidius Myriad 2 VPU, which handles visual object recognition in other DJI drones, letting them do things like respond to hand gestures. In the Tello, it’s supposed to help the drone hover in one place more consistently, or land in an outstretched palm. This Intel technology will help novice users to easily control an learn to operate the Tello quadcopter.

Tello weights 80 grams, flight times expected up to 13 mins with 1100mAh 1S battery. The quadcpter will have 5 megapixel camera that transmitts 720p video stream signal with up to 100m of distance. Camera even has electronic image stabilisation (EIS) that will help to make more steady pictures and video. Another advanced sensors are infrared range finder, barometer, vision positioning.

Remember the Kudrone Drone? Will this drone be a success or a failure? Well at least the DJI-Ryze Tello is having the more realistic specifications and a background of the working and proven technologies of the DJI and Intel companies.

Tello can be purchased:

@ DJI Store: https://store.dji.com/product/tello

@ Banggood: https://www.banggood.com/DJI-Tello-with-5MP-HD-Camera-…-p-1249480.html

Camera specifications:

Photo: 5MP (2592×1936)
FOV: 82.6°
Video: HD 720P 30fps
Format: JPG(Photo); MP4(Video)
Electronic Image Stabilization: Yes

Quadcopter specifications:

Weight: 80 g (with propellers and battery)
Dimensions: 98mm*92.5mm*41mm
Propeller: 3 inch
Built-In Functions: Range Finder, Barometer, LED, Vision System, WIFI 802.11n 2.4G, 720P Live View
Port: Micro USB Charging Port

Fat Shark 101 Quadcopter Starter Kit

montis — Fri, 22 Dec 2017 10:32:38 +0000

FatShark has released FPV quadcopter kit – Fatshark 101. This kit is targeted for beginners to jump start into FPV racing world. Kit includes Brushed Quadcopter, Transmitter and Fatshark Recon Goggles. Kit also includes 2 gates for setting up a simple race track. Spare propellers, spare motors and 2 batteries are also included. Batteries are charged via simple USB charger. Transmitter has nice full-sized gimbals, two 3-position switches. One 3-position switch on the transmitter is for selecting the flight mode that determines the flight behavior of the quad. The 3 flight modes are: beginner, intermediate, and pro. Beginner mode is self levelled horizon mode. Intermediate mode disables self levelling and leave only angle mode (also known as Acro). Pro mode increases rates for more advanced pilots. Quadcopter has an USB socket built in that allows you to connect to your computer and change the further parameters (like PID’s, rates, etc) using Betaflight Configurator.

With registration, each kit comes with free access to the Drone Racing League simulator (a $20 value) and three months of free Academy of Model Aeronautics membership + insurance. The radio plugs directly into a computer for direct integration with the DRL simulator and can also be used to pilot the quad in stabilized or advanced mode.

Some videos

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYS0VVcnUFg]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DCmVKUr8UY]

Can be purchased @ GetFPV: https://www.getfpv.com/fat-shark-101-fpv-drone-training-system.html

@ Banggood: https://www.banggood.com/Fat-Shark-101-Micro-FPV-RC-Drone-…-p-1243206.html

KingKong Tiny6 – build it yourself

montis — Wed, 22 Nov 2017 01:34:03 +0000

KingKong Tiny6 is a nice Tiny Whoop style quadcopter. It is sold preassembled, all you need to do is plug the battery, bind and you can fly. But where is the fun of building something unique? Lets make our own version of Tiny6!

All the necessary parts.

Shopping list:

Tiny6 frame @ Gearbest: KingKong Tiny 6 65mm Micro Plastic Frame Kit – $6.99

Tiny6 frame @ Banggood: 65mm Frame Kit Sets For KINGKONG/LDARC Tiny6 Inductrix Tiny Whoop Racing Quadcopter -$7.99

Motors

Racerstar Black edition 4X Racerstar 615 6x15mm 59000RPM Coreless Motor with (1.25mm plugs) – $9.99

Racerstar Red edition 4X Racerstar 615 6x15mm 59000RPM Coreless Motor (with 1.25mm) – $11.99

Racerstar Purple edition 4X Racerstar 615 6x15mm 67000RPM Coreless Motor (with 1.25mm) – $16.99

Kados Insane edition 6MM CHAOLI (KADOS INSANE) 65000RPM 6X15MM – $9.99

Flight controller

@ Gearbest: FuriBee F3 32-bit Brushed Flight Controller – $17.99

@ Banggood: Eachine Beecore F3_EVO_Brushed ACRO Flight Control Board For Inductrix Tiny Whoop – $23.99

Upgraded Beecore with OSD: Eachine Beecore Upgraded V2.0 Brushed F3+OSD Flight Control Board For Tiny Whoop – $26.99

Total cost: from $34.97

First of all we will use original Tiny6 frame. It comes with white flexible frame base, canopy, damping rubber pads, screws, rubber bands and 4 pcs of 3 blade props.

Put the BeeCore F3 flight controller on the foam pads.

FC orientation: Battery connector and micro USB port should be located on the back side of the quad.

Fixate the flight controller with two screws – one on the from and one on the back. Left and right screws will be used to hold the canopy.

We have two options for FC mounting. One is use dampening foam pads that come with flight controller:

Another option is to use rubber dampers that cam with the Tiny6 frame kit. It’s a matter of the preference – foam dampeners make more softer fication and ruber dampeners are more stiff, but I went for rubber ones.

Rubber bands are for used to hold the motor wires close to the frame.

Thats how motors connected and wires fixed with rubberbands look like.

We have already made a flyable Tiny6. We can plug the battery, bind the transmitter and check how this little whoop flies. If it flys ok LOS (line of sight), we can now convert it to the FPV whoop. For this we need to add camera and VTX combo.

Camera and video transmitter shopping list:

From Gearbest

Camera: Turbowing TWC25 Micro 700TVL NTSC FPV Camera – $8.94

VTX: Turbowing 5.8G 48CH 25mW NTSC FPV Transmitter – $8.94

Or combo camera + VTX: Turbowing TX25 Split Micro 700TVL FPV Camera – $17.06

From Banggood:

Camera: 600TVL 1/4 1.8mm CMOS FPV 170 Degree Wide Angle Lens Camera PAL/NTSC 3.7-5V – $6.99

VTX: Eachine VTX01 Super Mini 5.8G 40CH 25mW FPV Transmitter – $9.99

Combo camera: Eachine TX01S NTSC 40CH 25MW VTX 600TVL Cmos FPV Camera for Tiny Whoop – $18.99

Total for camera & VTX: from $17.06

I have chosen the Eachine TX01S camera and VTX combo.

The Eachine TX01S camera fits the canopy nicely.

The only soldering you will need to do in this build is solder the VTX power lines. For this you trim the power leads and solder them to the marked pads.

I have attached the camera to the canopy with a help of double sided adhesive tape.

You see the all the FC status and the VTX channel and band LEDs through the holes in the canopy. Unfotunately you cannot change them withou removing the canopy.

Thats it, we have completed the Do-It-Yourself Tiny6 brushed tiny whoop. This was the easiest quad buid I’ve made so far. Almost no soldering required. You can complete this build easy and quickly.

Some photos of the completed Tiny6 whoop.

Hubsan H122D X4 STORM quadcopter

montis — Tue, 10 Oct 2017 08:25:21 +0000

Hubsan has announced new quadcopter –?Hubsan H122D X4 STORM. It is categorized as Racing quadcopter and it look really similar to some of the racing brushed quads.? Quadcopter features brushed 8x20mm motors rated at 7.4V (2S), realtime 5.8GHz FPV video transmission and 2S 640mAh (710mAh?) LiPo battery.?Hubsan H122D X4 comes in two versions: standart – quadcopter and transmitter and deluxe version with 4.3″ LCD FPV screeen and goggles.?We can see the carbon frame

However specifications are not totaly clear. It says that transmitter is working via Bluetooth connection, this would not allow stated 100-200m of range. Also camera declared as HD 720P which would be true in case of using dedicated mobile phone app via digital link, but this quad is specified as 5.8Ghz FPV quad so it should use analog video downlink. Also some specs say it uses SD card for video recordings (?). Some advanced features announced as follow me,?Waypoint Function, Return to Home, so there should be an App for controling it. I will update the specifications when more details will be available.

Can be purchased @ Banggood: https://www.banggood.com/Hubsan-H122D-X4-STORM-5_8G-FPV-Micro-Racing-Drone-Quadcopter-With-720P-Camera-HV002-Googles-p-1209363.html

Original product website:?https://www.hubsan.com/na/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=%20661

Specifications:

Size:?112.5*111*62mm (3.7 inch X 3.7 inch)
Max Flight Time:?6-8minutes
Battery- 7.6V 640mAh Li-Po (other sources state 710mAh and most likely 7.4V)
Charging Time: 150 minutes
Distance: 100 – 200 meters
Built-in HD Camera 720P
FPV:Real Time Photo/Video Transmission

FrSky Tiny Whoop – Apus MQ60

montis — Mon, 04 Sep 2017 23:30:42 +0000

New Tiny Whoop by FrSky is comming – Apus MQ60. Brushed 615 motors… kinda little bit late to the game. Hype train went on brushless now. But anyway nice bind and fly tiny whoop from FrSky.

Listed @ HorusRC: https://www.horusrc.com/ru/frsky-apus-mq60-bind-and-fly-integrate-with-frsky-xm-receiver.html

Update 2017-09-26: FrSky posted a photo in their instagram with FrSky Apus tiny whoop and… the new transmitter! Compact, game controller form factor transmitter the one could be droped into backpack or even in the pocket for having it anytime anywhere. Looking forward for this transmitter.

More details later.

EDIT 2017-12-04: First video of the first FrSky quadcopter:

Now listed

@ Banggood: https://www.banggood.com/Frsky-Apus-MQ60-…-1250703.html

@ FrSky website: https://www.frsky-rc.com/frsky-apus-mq60/

User manual: https://www.frsky-rc.com/wp-content/uploads/Downloads/Manual/01140078-Apus%20MQ60.pdf

Specifications:

Wheelbase: 66.5mm

Weight: 20g (Without battery)

Size: 84mmx 84mmx58.5mm
Flight controller: XMF3E (Integrate with XM receiver)
Firmware version: betaflight_3.0.0_frsky (can be upgraded)
Motor: 615 coreless
Prop Size: 31mm 4 blades props
Camera: NTSC 672X492
Video Transmitter: 5.8G 48CH 25mW
Battery: 3.7V 200mAh 25C Li-Po battery

Features:
FrSky XMF3E FC (Integrated with XM receiver)
Lightweight – 5 minutes flying time
Support 2 binding modes (automatically and manually)
Solid frame and strong protection for blades
Fly without adjusting the parameters after binding
Support parameter adjustment and default value recovery