Parts Lists

As i promised here is the part list I'll be using for this quadrocopter:

• HobbyKing Quadcopter Frame V1   

 

         Overall this airframe looks sexy with a very good price. 

Cons: 

1. Being so cheap comes with a  major problem and that is bad quality on used glue to mount the preambled arms. The solution is to carefully disassemble the arms parts and re-glue them.
2. Too little stock avaible.
3. No spare parts, but for 14.99 USD you could buy 2-3 kits and use them as spare parts.

Pros:

1. Building is Ply wood and this material is light weight but strong.
2. All the parts come with a nice finish and painted.
3. Nylon nuts, bolts and spacers have been included to keep the flying weight down.
4. This frame have a camera mount with vibration dumpers that will receive a servo for vertical movement of the camera.

    I will use sandpaper on all unpainted parts than spray protective coat on all the kit to give it a nice finish look.

• Mongoose 9DOF IMU 1.0

Cons.:  I can not say anything. I need to wait to receive it and evaluate it.

Pros: Small, smart, light weight, complete sensors.

• Motors (4 of them) hexTronik DT750 Brushless Outrunner 750kv

• Propeller Counter Rotating combo 1147 (1147*1 & R1147*1) (2 x 3pc Each)

• ESC - 4 pieces

1. Hobbyking SS Series 25-30A ESC (card programmable)
2. Hobbyking SS Series 18-20A ESC (card programmable)

• Battery

1. Turnigy 2200mAh 3S 30C LiPo Pack
2. Turnigy nano-tech 2200mah 3S 35~70C Lipo Pack 

As a battery you can use any 3S with minimum 25-30C discharge and at least 2200mAh but be care full spare space and possible weight are limited in a flying drone. I will do some tests with a 4000mAh 20C when the flying will be possible and get back withe the results.