Tag: fpv racing

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Quadcopter Build On Father’s Day

So Father’s day was last week and I decided to build my Dad a new 250mm Quadcopter so we can finally race each other. I wanted to make a build video but went with a Time-lapse of the build and its pretty cool IMO. I still need to test fly it and finishing the PID tuning. So far I have some issues when trying to spool up the motors, I am going to troubleshoot it this week. Click HERE to find out more info on your own custom Quadcopter Build.

Using my Flashforge Creator Pro 3D Printer I was able to make some custom parts for this FPV Quadcopter, one of which is a low profile spacer that allows you to put all of the electronics inside the frame including the ESC’s which makes for a super clean build as show below.

The Flight Controller is running Cleanflight but I might switch it over to Betaflight, I still need to look into the recent changes of both Cleanflight and Betaflight.

Its running:

  • Skyline32 Flight Controller
  • FlySky TH-9 Transmitter
  • 2500mah LiPo Battery
  • Carbon Fiber 250mm Quadcopter Frame (ZMR250)
  • Power Distribution Board
  • 2000kV motors

Soon I will be posting a test flight video of this aircraft.

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San Antonio Quadcopter Builds

Quadcopters in San Antonio

Offering custom Quadcopter build services in San Antonio, Texas and the surrounding Austin, Houston and Dallas areas.

Depending on the amount of requests, I might start offering a bring your own parts program and have an expert assemble them for you.

Custom FPV Quadcopter Built by Errin @ errinlyons.com
Printed this out for @mayhemvapor and its awesome!

Each Quadcopter is built to order, and can be ready within a few days.

  • Custom Builds
  • 3D Printed Quadcopter Frames & Parts
  • FPV Setup
  • Flight Controller Programming
  • Upgrades
  • Repairs
  • Soldering

Safety Classes

Learn How to Fly Safely & Have Fun

Did you know most crashes happen due to pilot error? Well believe it or not, most of the time when you crash your Multirotor it could have been prevented.

  1. Check Your Props – Make sure they are tight & secure
  2. Check Your Battery Voltage – Use a simple battery cell checker
  3. Check Your Transmitter Batteries – Just replace or recharge if drained

If you want more tips and tricks download our PDF for FREE!