Hey, the video was made very well, the manual is really a little difficult to read haha, but I will give this suggestion to my colleagues in our department to improve it. Next time, it may be better to do something simple for you, for other friends who are building frame for the first time! Finally, thank you for your video and feedback, I appreciate it and thank you for liking our frame.
@@flyfishrc-lucy hello! Thanks alot for dropping by! I was just being completely honest on the frame you guys had everything covered even on the VX5 frame! Till date the VX5 I kinda crash it hard but the VX3 is still flying great! Hahaha
I am beyond thrilled to take a moment to celebrate your incredible achievement in building your very own FPV drone. From the moment you embarked on this journey, it was evident that you were driven by a passion for innovation and a thirst for knowledge. Now, as you stand proudly beside your creation, I am filled with admiration and pride for all that you have accomplished. Your journey into the world of FPV drone building is a testament to your determination and ingenuity. I watched as you meticulously researched every component, from the frame to the flight controller, ensuring that each piece was carefully chosen to meet your exact specifications. Your dedication to understanding the intricacies of each part and how they work together is truly commendable. But it wasn't just your technical skills that impressed me; it was your unwavering perseverance in the face of challenges that truly set you apart. Building a drone from scratch is no small feat, and yet you approached each obstacle with a sense of resilience and optimism that is truly inspiring. Whether it was troubleshooting a wiring issue or fine-tuning the PID settings, you tackled each problem head-on, never once losing sight of your goal. And through it all, you have emerged not only as a skilled drone builder but also as a master problem solver. Your ability to think critically and creatively has been honed through countless hours spent tinkering and experimenting, and the knowledge you have gained along the way is invaluable. You have proven time and time again that with determination and perseverance, anything is possible. But perhaps what I admire most about you is your willingness to share your knowledge and expertise with others. From offering advice to fellow hobbyists to documenting your build process for others to learn from, you have become a valued member of the FPV community. Your generosity knows no bounds, and I have no doubt that you will continue to inspire and uplift those around you for years to come. In closing, I want to extend my heartfelt congratulations on this incredible achievement. Building your first FPV drone is no small feat, and yet you have not only risen to the challenge but surpassed all expectations. Your passion, dedication, and resilience are an inspiration to us all, and I cannot wait to see where this journey takes you next.
@CurlyFPV Walksnail avatar v2 pro 😎. T motor 1404 4600kv, speedybee f405 mini, happymodel ep1. I built the frame last night. I'm still waiting some on part to arrive. Oh and a GPS and loud buzzer. I'm learning freestyle so this is my 3.5" freestyle build.
hey mate! Thanks for watchign and the time to drop a comment! Appreciate it! Ahh the VX3.5 is an awesome frame as well. What are you gonna be building it with?
@@CurlyFPV Hi! I'm going with 4S, 1404-3800KV, 20A AiO, and Walksnail PRO VTX kit. With 850mAh battery it will be just under 249g. I was considering Moonlight and Speedybee mini stack but it will limit battery to 550-650mAh if weight is to stay below 249. Sooo... I will be building another 3,5inch with these componets but on lighter frame (Drake 35, 49g), also 4S and with 1404-3800KV 😁
Greetings from Spain, I was looking to create a 3-inch drone that was powerful, stable, and balanced. I really appreciate your video, it's a great job, very good editing and good piloting. I'm currently buying parts little by little to build mine. I subscribe, keep it up! And one last question, years ago I flew analog FPV. My biggest fear is the latency of digital, is the latency really noticeable?
@@dankemanufalcon7537 hey there! Appreciate the time spent watching and also commenting! Latency, as a beginner myself and I do fly analogs too. I don't see and feel a huge difference between digital and analog. I guess I don't race with the quad that's why I can't feel it. By the way welcome back to the world of FPV!
@@dronefilmsgermany yes definitely, if I am not mistaken you can go for a 6s setup with that AIO but I believe it might be too heavy and defeats the purpose of a tiny quad. I have just gotten my hands on the Flash motors just waiting for the Xing to go cuckoo and will swap it over. Hahaha!
Great video!!! I want to build this myself too. But i want to build a sub 250g drone, because i cant fly everywhere with my 5 inch drone. Is this sub 250g or not? 😊
@mploius Hey mate! Thanks for the kind words! unfortunately the quad weights in at 176g so with the Lipo itself it's above 250g. ButI think @flyfishrc has got a frame TONY 5 which is 5inch and is a sub250. So check it out mate!
@@CurlyFPVThanks for the fast answer!!! 😊 If the quad weights 176g, i should be able to use a 4s battery under 74g and the whole thing is sub 250g, right? Which Lipo did you use?
I plan to use almost the same parts for my next build, only a different frame (quadmula f3 split), can you tell me the weight of your quad with and without the battery?
Great! the Quadmula F3 seems nice too. The quad weights in between 160-165g without the lipos and depending on which I am using either the Dogcom 850 or GNB850 both which gives and additional weight in between 85-90 grams.
@@ko1n570 here's on a 850mah 4S; Cruising: 5-6mins Cruising + freestyling: 4mins But if longer flightime is your concern I will definitely ask you to check out the Happymodel Crux35 BNF..with the same lipos dat quad can give me about 11mins flight time if I am just crusing around. Its crazy!
@@CurlyFPV yeah i want to build vx3.5 and use it for freestyle and sometimes add sector30 prop guard then make it 3” cinewhoop, that would be interesting 😁
Im i stayed till the end !!! Hahahaha Question!!! I see you have no props im view. What props size are you us8ng and what camera setting? Dit you edit the props out?
@joseromero2578 Thanks for staying till the sad part hahaha! There's props in view definitely but cos I was flying in 4:3 I gotta crop 16:9 for this video so its kinda cropped out. Here's my camera setting; Filter: BetaFpv ND8 but this changes depending on lights. Mode: Manual ISO: 100 ShutterSpeed: 1/200 WB: 5000K Must have it at a fix value! Aspect Ratio: 4:3 Vid Quality: 2.7K 60 Camera FOV: Wide Auto ISO Limit: 800 EIS: Off Color: Normal There ya go!
Why AIO AND only 20amp esc?? These are heavy frames you SHOULD HAVE DEF WENT 6s!!! I have one 6s and huge difference. Speedy bee 35 amp stack only $59. But great intro!!!
hahaha! Reminder: I was a noob! ermmm not was I am still a noob! LOL! but i do have friend's that went for a 6S build and it flies amazing so totally understood what you meant here sir! Thanks for the kind words on the intro!
The intro was awesome!
@@douglascarlson9712 thanks man! It took a while but it was fun to create. ^.^
Hey, the video was made very well, the manual is really a little difficult to read haha, but I will give this suggestion to my colleagues in our department to improve it. Next time, it may be better to do something simple for you, for other friends who are building frame for the first time!
Finally, thank you for your video and feedback, I appreciate it and thank you for liking our frame.
@@flyfishrc-lucy hello! Thanks alot for dropping by! I was just being completely honest on the frame you guys had everything covered even on the VX5 frame! Till date the VX5 I kinda crash it hard but the VX3 is still flying great! Hahaha
I am beyond thrilled to take a moment to celebrate your incredible achievement in building your very own FPV drone. From the moment you embarked on this journey, it was evident that you were driven by a passion for innovation and a thirst for knowledge. Now, as you stand proudly beside your creation, I am filled with admiration and pride for all that you have accomplished.
Your journey into the world of FPV drone building is a testament to your determination and ingenuity. I watched as you meticulously researched every component, from the frame to the flight controller, ensuring that each piece was carefully chosen to meet your exact specifications. Your dedication to understanding the intricacies of each part and how they work together is truly commendable.
But it wasn't just your technical skills that impressed me; it was your unwavering perseverance in the face of challenges that truly set you apart. Building a drone from scratch is no small feat, and yet you approached each obstacle with a sense of resilience and optimism that is truly inspiring. Whether it was troubleshooting a wiring issue or fine-tuning the PID settings, you tackled each problem head-on, never once losing sight of your goal.
And through it all, you have emerged not only as a skilled drone builder but also as a master problem solver. Your ability to think critically and creatively has been honed through countless hours spent tinkering and experimenting, and the knowledge you have gained along the way is invaluable. You have proven time and time again that with determination and perseverance, anything is possible.
But perhaps what I admire most about you is your willingness to share your knowledge and expertise with others. From offering advice to fellow hobbyists to documenting your build process for others to learn from, you have become a valued member of the FPV community. Your generosity knows no bounds, and I have no doubt that you will continue to inspire and uplift those around you for years to come.
In closing, I want to extend my heartfelt congratulations on this incredible achievement. Building your first FPV drone is no small feat, and yet you have not only risen to the challenge but surpassed all expectations. Your passion, dedication, and resilience are an inspiration to us all, and I cannot wait to see where this journey takes you next.
Thanks much bro! The comment meant alot to me.
I chose the Volador VX3 as my first build as well. Wish me luck!
Good choice mate! What are you gonna run them with? and Good luck with the build!
@@CurlyFPV thanks! I’m probably gonna use the SpeedyBee F405 mini stack, Specter 1804 motors and for the VTX and RX the O3 unit.
@@FPVTron great choice! Update after your build man! Show me some flight footages too!
@@CurlyFPV for sure!
@@FPVTron awesome bro! Waiting for you hahaha. By the way new content up soon appreciate your support!
Great job Curly 👏. I'm doing my first quad build, Volador 3.5.
@@dingledisco Thanks! And awesome to know you are building one as well mate! Good luck with it and have fun building! What's the setup u going for?!
@CurlyFPV Walksnail avatar v2 pro 😎. T motor 1404 4600kv, speedybee f405 mini, happymodel ep1.
I built the frame last night.
I'm still waiting some on part to arrive.
Oh and a GPS and loud buzzer.
I'm learning freestyle so this is my 3.5" freestyle build.
@dingledisco cook setup mate! Send it today! Hope u have fun with it later!
The stop-motion is very nice! The sound effects remembered me of the C&C Red Alert intro video.
Thank you bro @JackalFPV , C&C Red Alert! HighFive bro the tesla coil's build? hahahaha
@@CurlyFPV yeah! 😀
Subscribed after 30 seconds of this video! I'm waiting for more :) Currently waiting for my VX3.5 to be delivered!
hey mate! Thanks for watchign and the time to drop a comment! Appreciate it! Ahh the VX3.5 is an awesome frame as well. What are you gonna be building it with?
@@CurlyFPV Hi! I'm going with 4S, 1404-3800KV, 20A AiO, and Walksnail PRO VTX kit. With 850mAh battery it will be just under 249g. I was considering Moonlight and Speedybee mini stack but it will limit battery to 550-650mAh if weight is to stay below 249. Sooo... I will be building another 3,5inch with these componets but on lighter frame (Drake 35, 49g), also 4S and with 1404-3800KV 😁
@drony3miasto ahhh nice! Looks like it gonna be a good build. Update me the progress mate.
So much effort! I hope you have many hours flying this baby!
I am sure I will my bro, I am sure I will!
Dude! I have a 3D animation background and love the stop motion!! Great content thanks so much. Subbed 🤘
Thanks for the subbed man! And glad you like it! Cheers!
Greetings from Spain, I was looking to create a 3-inch drone that was powerful, stable, and balanced. I really appreciate your video, it's a great job, very good editing and good piloting. I'm currently buying parts little by little to build mine. I subscribe, keep it up! And one last question, years ago I flew analog FPV. My biggest fear is the latency of digital, is the latency really noticeable?
@@dankemanufalcon7537 hey there! Appreciate the time spent watching and also commenting! Latency, as a beginner myself and I do fly analogs too. I don't see and feel a huge difference between digital and analog. I guess I don't race with the quad that's why I can't feel it. By the way welcome back to the world of FPV!
Wah effort sia! Well done. Hope you have fun and able to find replacement arms!
Akakakaka! Replacement arm on the way, nxt will be training with the FF I wanna learn so many things with it.
ahhhh damnn! the one was so hurt, after building it for 2 days and this happen 🥲
@@ilhamismail2908 Hahaha its FPV! it's always heart breaking but Where's the fun if you don't break em? Lol!
I love this frame i have build Vx3 and 3.5👍👍👍
I am loving it as well bro! Am thinking about the VX5 now as I only have one 5 inch the APEX and is a deadcat.
Amazing setup. Did you have to solder any pads on the FC prior to connecting the DJI o3 via the Plug and Play port.
Thanks man. There ain't a need to solder as the AIO has got the connector on it so it is all plug and play, perfect for a beginner builder. Hahaha
@@CurlyFPV Can I use a BetaFPV F722 AIO 35A instead of Betafpv F411 4S 20A AIO along with Flash 1404 4500KV FPV Motors?
@@dronefilmsgermany yes definitely, if I am not mistaken you can go for a 6s setup with that AIO but I believe it might be too heavy and defeats the purpose of a tiny quad. I have just gotten my hands on the Flash motors just waiting for the Xing to go cuckoo and will swap it over. Hahaha!
Great video!!! I want to build this myself too. But i want to build a sub 250g drone, because i cant fly everywhere with my 5 inch drone. Is this sub 250g or not? 😊
@mploius Hey mate! Thanks for the kind words! unfortunately the quad weights in at 176g so with the Lipo itself it's above 250g. ButI think @flyfishrc has got a frame TONY 5 which is 5inch and is a sub250. So check it out mate!
@@CurlyFPVThanks for the fast answer!!! 😊 If the quad weights 176g, i should be able to use a 4s battery under 74g and the whole thing is sub 250g, right? Which Lipo did you use?
@@mplouis yo! Not a problem man! I am using the GNB850 4S, if you can find any lipo under 74g let me know too! cos the Dogcom 850 is also heavy.
@@CurlyFPV The Tattu 4s 650mah Lipo should work. It has around 50A max. and weights only 74g. 😊
@@mplouis ohhhh but too bad I can't get my hands on one of em. T.T shipping them to where I am is like hell lotta troubles!
Subscribed
@@Dawe957 hey thanks buddy appreciate it!
I plan to use almost the same parts for my next build, only a different frame (quadmula f3 split), can you tell me the weight of your quad with and without the battery?
Great! the Quadmula F3 seems nice too. The quad weights in between 160-165g without the lipos and depending on which I am using either the Dogcom 850 or GNB850 both which gives and additional weight in between 85-90 grams.
@@CurlyFPV So you are under 250g easy, awesome!
@@bboyM4rk0 yeap man definitely below 250g ^.^
Did you use Locktite for the motor screws?
Ah the screws all came with locktite applied..am not sure if I should add more.
@@CurlyFPV try it out. I did not see anything hence de question.
@@JackalFPV alrights will do since I need to rebuild it! Thanks for the advise man!
Where did you get that receiver stl from?
It comes with the quad bro
how about flight time ?
@@ko1n570
here's on a 850mah 4S;
Cruising: 5-6mins
Cruising + freestyling: 4mins
But if longer flightime is your concern I will definitely ask you to check out the Happymodel Crux35 BNF..with the same lipos dat quad can give me about 11mins flight time if I am just crusing around. Its crazy!
@@CurlyFPV yeah i want to build vx3.5 and use it for freestyle and sometimes add sector30 prop guard then make it 3” cinewhoop, that would be interesting 😁
@@ko1n570 ahhh show me show me after you done your mods!
Im i stayed till the end !!! Hahahaha
Question!!! I see you have no props im view. What props size are you us8ng and what camera setting?
Dit you edit the props out?
@joseromero2578 Thanks for staying till the sad part hahaha! There's props in view definitely but cos I was flying in 4:3 I gotta crop 16:9 for this video so its kinda cropped out. Here's my camera setting;
Filter: BetaFpv ND8 but this changes depending on lights.
Mode: Manual
ISO: 100
ShutterSpeed: 1/200
WB: 5000K Must have it at a fix value!
Aspect Ratio: 4:3
Vid Quality: 2.7K 60
Camera FOV: Wide
Auto ISO Limit: 800
EIS: Off
Color: Normal
There ya go!
Opps forgot the props, I am using the Dalprop New Cyclone T3018, its a 3inch Prop.
I'm so not used to you talking so polite. Miss your cussing
Hahahahah!!! Wait for it
Why AIO AND only 20amp esc?? These are heavy frames you SHOULD HAVE DEF WENT 6s!!! I have one 6s and huge difference. Speedy bee 35 amp stack only $59. But great intro!!!
hahaha! Reminder: I was a noob! ermmm not was I am still a noob! LOL! but i do have friend's that went for a 6S build and it flies amazing so totally understood what you meant here sir! Thanks for the kind words on the intro!