The frame is the skeleton. It sets the prop size and where you bolt the flight controller.
2814-3214 motors on 6S with ~900 KV (12S with ~450 KV also exists). A 3115 at full throttle can pull more than 80 A: ESC with headroom.
Approximate prices · Guidance only; always check the manufacturer's spec sheet.
HelpMaximum flight time and payload. 2814-3214 motors on 6S with ~900 KV (12S with ~450 KV also exists). A 3115 at full throttle can pull more than 80 A: ESC with headroom.
| Props | 10" |
|---|---|
| Motors (stator) | 2814, 3110, 3115, 3214 |
| Recommended KV | 800–1000 KV on 6S |
| Battery cells | 6S |
| Battery capacity | 6S: 4000–10000 mAh |
| ESC (amps) | 65–80 A |
| Flight controller bolt pattern | 30.5x30.5 |
| Weight without battery | 650–950 g |
| Approximate cost | 650–1300 € |
| Build time | 10–14 h (beginner) · 5–8 h (experienced) |
The usual is 2814, 3110, 3115 or 3214 motors, with 800–1000 KV on 6S. A motor that's too small runs out of power and one that's too big adds weight.
It uses 6S. Typical capacities: 6S 4000–10000 mAh. The battery cells must match the motors and what the ESC supports.
The drone costs roughly between €650 and €1300. On top of that you need a radio, goggles and a charger if you don't have them.
A beginner takes about 10–14 hours; someone with experience, 5–8 hours.
Analog, DJI O4, Walksnail Avatar or HDZero will fit. Remember the goggles must use the same system as the camera.
Maximum flight time and payload. 2814-3214 motors on 6S with ~900 KV (12S with ~450 KV also exists). A 3115 at full throttle can pull more than 80 A: ESC with headroom.
Complete builds ready to customise.
