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@@VinydFPV yep I designed it. Tried to make it easy to build, durable and relatively lightweight. I really like flying it. I might start selling frame kits on my website. Gotta order a bunch of carbon tubes and hardware before I do that though. Thanks for watching!

@@twill857 thanks bro

Mine is setup for 3s. Using 8000kv 1103 motors. If you run 2s, you’ll want to get around 10,000kv motors probably.

@unger_cnc the motors I bought (16000kv that I was planning to use with a 2 inch 2 blade prop) are not the best fit right?

@@leonardo9429 I think I’ve seen people use up to 12000-13000kv motors for 2s. You may need to ask around to see what the best KV would be for your application tho. I don’t have a lot of experience running 2s setups.

@unger_cnc okay thanks a lot 🙏

Its magnetic. So definitely not aluminum.

@@unger_cnc Thanks for your quick reply - also, how is the company’s tech support ( or lack of)?

@@leelemley3547 I’ve had quick response from the owner of the company. Usually within a day.

@@unger_cnc… I’ve got one more for you - did your machine come with a manual?

@@leelemley3547 it came with a usb drive full of documentation and videos.

No the hdo2 goggles have 16:9 hdmi input mode so it just uses less of the screen for the 16:9 image. So you lose a bit of the field of view.

Make sure you haven’t reversed any channels in your radio. You only want to reverse servos within the inav software. Because when you reverse them in the software, the stabilized correction follows.

Ok that makes sense . Thank you for taking the time to respond!

I actually used my cnc router to cut the carbon frame lol.

This program is free and easy. It’ll do all of that but you will need to know how to use it to mill some sections down and get the beveled edges. You’ll have to play around with it and see if you can get comfortable with the workflow. If you’ve never cut anything on a cnc router before, be prepared for a whole new world of terminology and trial and error lol. Took me 6 months to get proficient at it.

@@unger_cnc yer thanks for the fast response ideally I want to learn the software before I bite the bullet on a machine have you tried fusion 360 seems like there's more tutorials on that so maybe better to learn on even if it is more complex

@@kilner79 fusion is great for 3D design and it has CAM software built in for cnc routers too. It’s way more complicated to learn tho. But if you like fusion the best, you might as well learn on that one. Lots of good tutorials out there.

@@unger_cnc i just got chance to download carbide create and to be honest it feels very simple to use and you can kinda do what you want without much thinking i find the other programs overcomplicate everything

Do it! Thanks!

Through the walksnail vrx.

@@unger_cnc oh awesome thank you!

Hardest part was figuring out the settings needed to cut or engrave on each material you use. Since this laser is way more powerful than my previous laser, I had to play around with the settings to find the sweet spot. Also be prepared to adjust the mirrors in the machine as they can get out of alignment during shipping. Pretty simple process once you wrap your head around it. Plenty of videos on UA-cam about co2 mirror alignment.

@@unger_cnc Thank you for the quick response.

It’s been awhile since I last looked at it. Pretty sure I replaced the inlet with a standard 1/4 male quick connect that connects to a shop air hose.

I run a 20a circuit for mine and that’s enough to run the laser and the chiller. You’ll need a separate circuit for an air compressor to run the air assist.

Going good! I find no difference in latency when using hdzero goggles with vrx. I’ve done side by side tests with the Walksnail v1 goggles. I think someone made a 3d printed design on thingiverse that will fit over true rc patch antennas so you don’t have to take them off each time you wanna fly walksnail. I’m currently using a low profile clip on 3d printed mount for the vrx module and it’s quick to pop on and off.

Roughly $3,000 for the router and dust collection.

@@unger_cnc Thats not bad for the amount of area you can cut. Thanks

Yeah I’m using blue painters tape with CA glue. Ive got another video on my channel about workholding methods. I show an example of how I prep a sheet onto a wasteboard.

@@unger_cnc Thanks for the reply man i'll check it out, did you design this frame? I've not attempted designing and refining one yet but I am searching for free to use STL or SVG files to use to get going if you know of any resources!

@@Jacob-og9pz Yep I design all my own stuff. Kinda the main reason I bought a cnc router lol. Go on thingiverse and type in ledroneclub or quadwrex Those guys designed some sweet frames and they are open source. They have all the dxf files you can load up into your cad program to modify them or just cut them as they are.

@@unger_cnc Wow you're a machine! Thanks man

Been solid for me. Been cutting a lot of 1/4” plywood lately. Cuts like butter

Cost me around $5200 shipped to my door

Thanks!

Use it almost everyday! Been a great performing unit so far. Should probably make more videos, but I’ve been so busy.

Yep it’s @unger_cnc

That's strange. I honestly set everything to auto and didn't use the ND filter. Make sure you're recording in 4k as well. The 1080p and 2.7k modes don't look nearly as good. Check your video in the properties settings on the file to make sure it's actually the 4K size. I've ran into an issue where I had the 4k option selected but it recorded for 1080p for some reason. When I cycled power on the goggles, it fixed that issue. Must have been a bug.

@@unger_cnc no idea why this is happening, it's completely noisy everywhere. Also no ND filter, 4k recording, and Shutter + ISO set to auto. Do you use the 2D or 3D DNR settings, and what sharpness value do you use? Thanks so much for the help!

You’ll need a 4ft by 5ft space for this machine

Not sure if UA-cam will let me post it, but here’s a link to the build plans. s3.amazonaws.com/plans.flitetest.com/stonekap/FT_Spear_v1.0_Full-Size.pdf

@@unger_cnc Спасибо! Thank You!

Yeah I just swapped to the 40a esc and switched to an 11” apc prop. Stock prop is a bit much for 4s on that motor

Thanks! Yep I’m pretty happy with it. Makes for a nice little cruiser quad with this setup.

Go to ungercnc dot com website and use the “Contact Us” form and I can chat with you about that bottom plate.

@@unger_cnc lovely, thanks!

This one runs 13” props with cobra 4010-350kv motors. I’m able to get 30 min flights with 6s2p li-ion pack. Building a 6s3p pack next for 40 min flights. Search and rescue was the exact use case for this design. Would love to add thermal to this setup.

@@unger_cnc cool man! Looking very nice 👌👌 have to jump on the inav train i suppose😅 battery wise, do you recomend 4s x2 for 8s or just a pure 8s battery? Im pretty new to building, and all the jazz that i never learned😅 would my c rating increase alittle if I run serie? What is the give and take on that?

@@GryteselvFPV c rating only increases when you run parallel packs. Series just increases the voltage. I would run a couple 4s pack in series as it’s way easier to find 4s packs

@@unger_cnc thanks for taking the time to answer bud🤝 the last bit of info imma try fish out of you if u dont mind is as goes; my capasitor was bad on the 8s so I switched from 35v 400ish farad to a 50v 3300 ųf.. can that capasitor give that most tiny boost in a punch? It was like i felt there was some extra juice in the punch, but for a couple of ms 🤷‍♂️ the size difference is massive, but was the only i had 😅

@@GryteselvFPV no you wouldn’t be able to tell on that size cap for power output. The capacity is so small it’s enough power to keep your esc’s lit up for 1-2 seconds probably. Good to have that bigger cap to protect your escs tho.

That’s awesome. You post a video of your quad? Thanks for watching!

@@unger_cnc i have not posted yet of the 10inch 8s :) will do soon 😎

What is the auw on your's?

@@GryteselvFPV 3600 grams with 12s battery. 2350 grams without batteries

Thank you! I did notice the x and y axis wasn’t perfectly perpendicular to each other as I was getting some skewed results on bigger cuts that use most of the bed area. Very simple to adjust with 4 screws on each Y rail and used a metal square to get the rails perpendicular to the X axis. Should have done this from the start. Other than that, it’s been a great machine. Cuts through 1/2” poplar wood with ease. I use it to cut corrugated plastic, neoprene foam sheets, foam board, acrylic, and even card stock for stencils. Noise levels are fine for me as I have a cnc router which is 3 times louder than the laser. Overall the loudest part when using the laser is the compressed air I hook up to it. I have it set for 30-40psi when cutting. There is a catch tray for scrap material. Just remove the bed to gain access to it and pull big pieces out by hand or vacuum smaller pieces.

Haha yep. It’s a 10,000 watt drone. Stupid amount of power on tap.

Thanks for watching!

Thanks!

Thanks for watching!

Haha nice. Yeah I was conflicted on designing a 2.5 vs a 2” frame. Kinda came down to what I’ve seen in the market and figured I’d test the limits lol. Another guy already hit me up to make this a 2.5”. Might have to give it a shot.

Thanks man! I'll sub you back

Haha never thought of it like that. I think you're right!

Yeah let’s make it happen!

Yep it’s fully compatible with the dji o3 system

Thanks! Yes I know. I may have mentioned not needing to worry about flying anywhere but I meant at parks where a 5” might be a bit much but a micro drone like this would be fine. Thanks for clarifying that though!