Micro quad build for training

Flydigital

Member
I'm very new to this and crashing my lovely F550. Now wanting to get a micro quad to train up on.
I enjoyed the assembly process of the F550 and was looking for a similar kit approach for a micro. I've seen though that the RTF models are way cheaper (£25) than buying all the various bits. (£100+)
Any suggestions on how to keep price down or that the way it is?
 

COMike93yj

Still Building!
Good question Fly,

I personally went the Nano QX route for Bind and Fly and it cost me just under $70 USD. I have spares for the frames and props that I picked up as well.

If I had to do it all over again for spares I would probably have picked up another BNF.

Having to build a Micro for training would have me at wits ends. I am not sure what board you would use for the MicroQuad. You COULD pick up the Nano one but I have only seen that for around $25 USD. You would then have to have the soldering skills, motors, props....TBH I think it would be more hassle than worth.

Hope that helps a bit.

Mike :)
 

Flydigital

Member
That's a great help, thanks. I think that might be the best route. BNF with option to buy new props etc. BNF allows me to use the transmitter I have for the F550. This is a Turnigy 9x.
BTW looking at a BNF now on eBay it says the copter is compatible with JR DMSS Radios: XG7,XG8,XG11,XG6 / control by your own JR DSM2 transmitters. New to this so not sure if my Tx complies with this or not.
 

COMike93yj

Still Building!
Fly,

That is the KEY ingredient in making certain your TX will work with the "language" the quad understands. I already had a Spektrum DX8 so I KNEW that the NanoQX worked with my Transmitter. I am not certain if it works with JR DMSS but I DO know that it works with Spektrum TX's.

Mike
 

jbrumberg

Member
Although these are mostly "mini's" the SYMA X1 and the WLToys V9x9 series of quadcopters all can bind with a Turnigy 9X Tx (Which is the FlySky Tx protocol.). My X1's are a different aircraft with a programmable Tx (I have a FlySky FS TH9XB) and my operational range is only limited by my vision. I hope that this helps.
 

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