Please note that this post is my personal opinion and experience. I’ve written this Blog before the Ibiza post because of the urgency.
Hello Guys
The World Cup of FPV quad racing, wing racing and actually many other disciplines happened.
The World Cup of FPV quad racing, wing racing and actually many other disciplines happened.
So, I think everyone will have a time where he will learn a lesson prayed by others the hard way. I just had one of those moments.
WARNING: This post contains mild cut & some blood
So, this super exciting event took place. For the first time, I went to an organized race.
Everyone was super nice, people were happy and we had a lot of stuff to exchange. Many ideas came out of this event and I have experienced a whole new facet of this new sport.
Naturally, you want your racer as light as possible, as compact as possible and remove all “useless” weight. I use a Graupner radio which has SumD (Similar to sbus) and meets all my requirements. I like the higher build quality of a Graupner radio in comparison to the most common used in the Racing scene, the Frsky Taranis.
The Reciever for the Grauper radio I use is a GR-16. It’s one of the smaller ones, but I really wanted to make it use even less space. I searched online for help about removing the casing which was sadly fruitless so I decided to do an adventure on my own.
Here is my Build log of my current FPV Acro/Racing boat. Generally, I am very happy and impressed by the Alien Frame, coming from a ZMR250 v2 from FPVModel. I love my ZMR250 Frame, its very sturdy and was a good frame for my first flights I did in FPV. As a first step into FPV Racing, I still recommend a ZMR250 v2 frame as its very cheap and hard to break ( I actually wasn’t able to break it at all ).