Tricopter Electronics Kit Review

Tricopter Electronics Kit Review

I have bought the Tricopter, electronics kit  and the naze32 and PDB from RCexplorer.

This is what the electronics kit includes, 3 pairs of props, 3 motors, 3 ESC's 3 wire extensions and a servo (also some  stickers for the ESC's). I also got some  other things like the naze32 and PDB in the same box, it was very well packed and nothing had any faults.

The Motors are BE2217 1300KV Motors manufactured by DYS. I found there was no play in the bearings and  had

no flaws to it at all. For a detailed description, click on the link above

The ESC's are LittleBee 30A ESC's which came with heat shrink which wasn't fitted so you could solder the extensions to them

The final piece of electronic gear is the servo, it is the Blue Bird – BMS-210DMH Servo. It is metal geared and is a very robust but accurate servo.

The props are the final thing in the kit, there is 1 pair of props for each motor so it comes with spares. One of the pairs is a clockwise spinning prop which is for the front left corner which helps the handling a lot They obviously need balancing but not much. I didn't need to use much tape at all to balance all of them.

I think the kit is great as it provides all you need to start, but the only thing I would like is an extension for the servo

Introduction

My Aerial Photography Project

Hi, my name is Kiran and this is my blog about my project on aerial photography. My plan is to 

build a multi-rotor, put fpv on it and then make videos or photos to make money for a school 

cricket tour I'm going on.

For my multi-rotor, I am using a Tricopter by david Windestål. I have bought most of the kit from

him, the Tricopter, the Electronics kit and the Naze32 and Power distribution frame built in the frames. all i need to get now is the fpv gear, battery and camera.

I am going to record videos with a go-pro and edit them  for some money hopefully since  aerial videos are harder to get.