kloner
Aerial DP
We've been progressing along to the point were ready for a mid size brushless gimbal rig so we chose to check out the hexacrafter 800. This is it's journey to work..........
Got the kit Saturday so slowly went through the kit. if you never bought a heli kit back in the 80's through 90's they had them big plans with complete breakdowns of parts, bolts, etc,,,, this has that. It's an amazing piece with alot of thought and is super flexible on what and how it carries stuff. He's got all kinds of load rails and landing gear but now he's even stepping into brushless gimbals. I'm still trying to decide whether to use NAZA or an HFP board. NAZA is so easy to control altitude i'm leaning in that direction. This is gonna be chassing alot of surfers in it's life so absolute control of altitude is critical. It"ll also carry the av200 with dslr's from time to time
the parts i'm using are:
hexacrafter 800 airframe
hexacrafter landing gear with load rails
hexacrafter brushless gimbal
custom 3525 500kv motors
plush 60
gemfan 15" props
Lawmate 2.4 video
Pixim Seawolf fpv cam
EzUHF long range rc control
6s flight packs
The instructions re so easy for a guy like me to understand it just fell together in a few hours. Theres 2 ways to build it out, solid mounted arms or foldable, i went with the foldable method. Makes traveling with it alot easier. Just got the right motor mounts in so will be swapping those out today. It will let the motor sit down inside the mount instead of over it.
the esc tray is the bottom of the sandwich. super clean setup..... i didn't get pictures but it got a solid copper buss that's good to 600 amps...... If it comes back apart i'll come back with pictures of that.... there dope
6 arms, center plates and motor mounts..... the motors are massive, hope i didn't go too big...... I also added his side saddle battery mounts.
and the money maker........ this sure is alot easier to deal with than a regular servo gimbal...... very innovative design, can't wait to try it all out
Hoping to get some more work done to it today.
heres that manual
http://www.hexacrafter.com/index.php?controller=attachment&id_attachment=9>PDF
Got the kit Saturday so slowly went through the kit. if you never bought a heli kit back in the 80's through 90's they had them big plans with complete breakdowns of parts, bolts, etc,,,, this has that. It's an amazing piece with alot of thought and is super flexible on what and how it carries stuff. He's got all kinds of load rails and landing gear but now he's even stepping into brushless gimbals. I'm still trying to decide whether to use NAZA or an HFP board. NAZA is so easy to control altitude i'm leaning in that direction. This is gonna be chassing alot of surfers in it's life so absolute control of altitude is critical. It"ll also carry the av200 with dslr's from time to time
the parts i'm using are:
hexacrafter 800 airframe
hexacrafter landing gear with load rails
hexacrafter brushless gimbal
custom 3525 500kv motors
plush 60
gemfan 15" props
Lawmate 2.4 video
Pixim Seawolf fpv cam
EzUHF long range rc control
6s flight packs
The instructions re so easy for a guy like me to understand it just fell together in a few hours. Theres 2 ways to build it out, solid mounted arms or foldable, i went with the foldable method. Makes traveling with it alot easier. Just got the right motor mounts in so will be swapping those out today. It will let the motor sit down inside the mount instead of over it.

the esc tray is the bottom of the sandwich. super clean setup..... i didn't get pictures but it got a solid copper buss that's good to 600 amps...... If it comes back apart i'll come back with pictures of that.... there dope

6 arms, center plates and motor mounts..... the motors are massive, hope i didn't go too big...... I also added his side saddle battery mounts.

and the money maker........ this sure is alot easier to deal with than a regular servo gimbal...... very innovative design, can't wait to try it all out
Hoping to get some more work done to it today.
heres that manual
http://www.hexacrafter.com/index.php?controller=attachment&id_attachment=9>PDF
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