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The Beast: QAV-R 5" 220mm FPV Quad

So we have been doing a lot of writting and explaining, and some people have asked for a simpler post for those who have a slighhtly better understanding of the technology.
So in this post we are just going to show off some pictures and provide you a parts list and prices if you chose to build the same exact quad as we are offering as the $500 package deal for the built and tuned quad, 2 Grapheen Batteries, 4 sets of DalProp Crystal 5x4x3

QAV-R is the next generation of the QAV-210 which now offers a removable arms in an X shape, which should provide better handling, as well as the arms are now thicker but more narrow allowing for better thrust values and not loosing the durability.


Parts List:

Frame:
Lumenier QAV-R 5" 220mm Quad with 4mm Arms           $115
Carbon Fiber X Brace                                                           $5

Power Distribution & OSD:
RedRotorRC RROSD PDB with Current Sens.                   $35

Flight Controller:
MotoLabs Cyclone F3 SPI Gyro VCP                                  $37

Brushless Motors:
RCinPower GT2205 2300kv                         $20/each         $80

ESC:
DYS XS30 BlHeli_S 30amp ESC                $16.99/each     $68

FPV Camera:
RunCam Swift 600tvl D-WDR 2.8mm Lens IR Sens.          $40

VTX:
Foxeer Switcher 25/200/600mw 5.8Ghz with RaceBand     $38

5.8ghz FPV Antenna:
TBS Triumph 5.8ghz Right Hand Polorized                         $40

LED Addressable:
8Led WS2812B LED Board                                                $6

3D Printed Parts:
Find Someone with 3d Printer                                  $ Priceless ;)

Lipo Batteries:
Turnigy Grapheen 4s 65c 1300mah         $27/each              $54

Propellers:
DalProp 5x4x3 V2 Tri Blade          4 sets                             $15


That is all the hardware you will need to complete your very own RushMoreMods QAV-R.
Total price comes out to $533 which does not include shipping from the places you are purchasing it. While while our fully built and tuned machine is $500. Not even going to touch on the fact that we spend as much time with you as you need to get your comfortable flying and understanding the technology.


Now as far as the Software:

MotoLabs Cyclone is running on BetaFlight 2.9.1 with 8khz Gyro update, and 4khz PID loop time. Its important to know that you can not run anything higher then 2khz looptime unless you have Multishot protocol enabled in BetaFlight and your ESC are able to run it. The new and awesome BlHeli_S ESC can support MultiShot out of the box.    

We are not going to share the PID as almost every quad we build has slightly different PID and rates, especially after we went out with the owners and tuned it to their skill set.

We do have 3 different Profiles set up, where the first Profile is really dialed in for 3S batteries, second is set for 4S, and the 3rd Profile is for when you get a lot better at flying, where the rates are a lot higher, so you get a lot more snappy feel to the quad but you need to be very precise with stick movement and that just takes practice and practice.











                    































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