- Tbs discovery pro gimbal when plugged in manual#
- Tbs discovery pro gimbal when plugged in mods#
- Tbs discovery pro gimbal when plugged in plus#
First the flight controller which can be very inexpensive with a minimal amount of features to moderate expense like the Naza M on this airframe to Very expensive like the DJI Wookong system. There are two big parts of any multi-rotor that determine how and how well they fly. Add props, a few tie wraps, charge the battery and.wait for good weather! The last few things to do was to drill the top plate for the GPS post, plug in the RX connectors and screw on the top plate. I could have built two plug in harnesses but I like the reliability of the soldered connections. Lastly I hooked up the vtx and the camera to their respective solder pads. Wire Harness for ESC's with clip type servo (ESC) connectors I then mounted the servo connectors to the board with servo tape. On the other end of this harness I added a 4 pin servo connector for the 4 Naza outputs and a single pin connector for a ground. I mounted the Naza FC with servo tape and put together a wire harness using clip type servo connectors so I can easily access each ESC without changing any wiring. The only thing I had to do is enable the 12 volt circuits for the FPV camera and the Vtx as well as enabling the Core Osd. Since I bought the frame with the installed TBS Core, I am not adding in the EzOsd system I used on the HT-FPV. I kept the 3.5mm bullet conectors between the ESC's and the motors for now but i will likely solder these up after the first couple of flights. The first part of the build was to assemble the motors and ESC's on the DJI arms. As is they are smooth so for now I have simply lubricated them with Scorpion lube. I have purchased a set of abec3 replacement bearings from in the event they start "noising up" or if vibration starts to creep in. In flight they are smooth and never come down warm. On balance check, almost none was needed. The quality is way up with extra large bearings and a nice prop adapter feature where the motor shaft is threaded (4mm) and the bell has a step for the prop to sit on. This new motor is unlike any other HK motor I have seen. Since I recently added a Brushless Gimbal the weight has gone up considerably so I have changed the motors to the HK AX2810Q, 750Kv units. They perform very well once balanced but the Kv was a little higher than I wanted. The original motors were HK NTM28-26 1000Kv units. With the new SimonK ESC's it works well and it is very smooth. Like on my other quad I chose parts that were consistently used by others with reliable results. These notes then describe how I put together some the components I selected in this frame.
Tbs discovery pro gimbal when plugged in manual#
The HT-FPV build got all the set-ups defined and understood and proved to some degree, the compatability and reliability of the chosen components.Īs in the HT-FPV build,I do not describe in these notes the basic frame assembly as the frame maker has a very good, easy to understand manual which covers everything needed. These build notes are brief and only cover some of the things I found important or a good practice. You'll also need a base station and to see mine, go to this link:
Tbs discovery pro gimbal when plugged in plus#
**Motors are $17.56 plus $12ea for abec3 bearings. SimonK 25A Flashed ESC by Steve (saabguyspg) TBS Discovery Frame Kit with TBS Core installed Additionally the RX and any camera Gimbals are not shown in this list. The quantities shown are for a single build and do not reflect spares such as extra props or battery packs. What is not shown are additional fasteners tie-wraps, connectors, aluminum materials, etc. The component list includes all the major components needed.
Tbs discovery pro gimbal when plugged in mods#
3.1 Motors, ESC's and Power DistributionĪfter my experience with the HT-FPV frame, I stepped it up a bit.Ĭurrent Weight fully loaded with current mods as of Aug 2014 - 61.2oz (1735gr).
1 Team Blacksheep TBS Discovery Build Log.
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