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Mini Owl Piko Edition DIY Kit contents: Unpack and prepare BusyBee2 2 in 1 ESCs and Piko BLX Flight Controller for assembly. Cut off all corners from both ESCs to match shape of Piko BLX: Desolder and cut wires to approximately 20mm: Solder 20mm wires and battery connector to Bottom […]

Because of the manufacturing mistake Typhoon 4 in 1 ESC does not work with 2S battery by default. It is relatively easy to add support for 2S battery, just follow the following wiring diagram: With this patch it will still work with 3-4s batteries, but won’t work with 5-6s batteries.

Designed for acro and FPV Micro and Mini racing indoor with SUB-130 size, this board provides the most-needed features in a compact and practical form factor, on a 27x27mm board compatible with 20mm mounting hole spacing. Board include PDB support to hexa, built-in LC filter for FPV video signal.

The board […]

FlexRC Mini Owl quadcopter uses ~1.88 inch propellers which are best produced by cutting down RotorX RX2535 four blade propellers with FlexRC prop cutter. Lets start with cutting… Assemble propeller cutter Propeller cutter consists from handle and the base. Slide handle into cut out in the base: It will look […]

Depending on preferred setup you might find this picture helpful to properly setup motor direction: It applies to any Owl frame. RCGroups user Bummy91 kindly provided pictures of his Mini Owl with pusher propellers which should help to clarify this confusing topic: Still lost? Install CW prop to the motor […]

We are going to look at how to build Mini Owl – DIY Kit as clean as possible. Step #1 Install motors on the frame with provided 4mm screws: Step #2 Use electrical tape or other isolation method you prefer to protect one side of Typhoon 4 in 1 ESC […]

We are going to look at how to build Owl – DIY FPV Kit as clean as possible. First of all we will need the following tools: 1. Soldering iron station 2. Hex screwdriver 3. Scissors 4. Heat pump or gas fire torch Step #1 I like to start with […]

Lets say that you’ve built your quadcopter which has flight controller with Cleanflight support and DSMX satellite receiver installed and now wondering how to make it to actually fly. It can be also useful if you accidentally wiped your configuration and now don’t know where to start. I’ll assume that […]