I just want to say the skylite35 is a solid quad. It was pivotal in getting me from micros/whoops to 5 inch quads. It also taught me how to build. It's capable of freestyle or cinema shots. Its also tough as hell. Survived me learning and crashing. This thing is a beast and worth it if you are considering it. I ended up swapping it all over to a 5 inch frame but will forever give props to this design and quad. Many thanks rotor riot for this step in my FPV journey. My only criticism is the lack of prop options at 3.5 for the 2203.5 motors.
I just want to say the skylite35 is a solid quad. It was pivotal in getting me from micros/whoops to 5 inch quads. It also taught me how to build. It's capable of freestyle or cinema shots. Its also tough as hell. Survived me learning and crashing. This thing is a beast and worth it if you are considering it. I ended up swapping it all over to a 5 inch frame but will forever give props to this design and quad. Many thanks rotor riot for this step in my FPV journey.
My only criticism is the lack of prop options at 3.5 for the 2203.5 motors.
Let’s goooooo!!!!
while waiting for my skylite parts, I installed the hq-2929-4 props onto my 6s skyliner...it actually flew.
Make sure you have spacers or a gap under your air unit so it can cool...you dont want it directly against the frame or it wont cool as easily
Is there a Rotor Riot reseller in Europe?