The frame is the skeleton. It sets the prop size and where you bolt the flight controller.
Freestyle with 2004 motors on 4S/6S. The long-range version uses 1404-1604 with 2500-3000 mAh Li-ion.
Approximate prices · Guidance only; always check the manufacturer's spec sheet.
HelpSmooth freestyle, flying in medium-sized spaces. Freestyle with 2004 motors on 4S/6S. The long-range version uses 1404-1604 with 2500-3000 mAh Li-ion.
| Props | 4" |
|---|---|
| Motors (stator) | 1404, 1504, 1604, 2004, 2006, 2106 |
| Recommended KV | 2400–3000 KV on 4S · 1800–2500 KV on 6S |
| Battery cells | 4S, 6S |
| Battery capacity | 4S: 850–1000 mAh · 6S: 650–850 mAh |
| ESC (amps) | 30–45 A |
| Flight controller bolt pattern | 20x20, 25.5x25.5 |
| Weight without battery | 120–200 g |
| Approximate cost | 200–420 € |
| Build time | 5–9 h (beginner) · 3–5 h (experienced) |
The usual is 1404, 1504, 1604, 2004, 2006 or 2106 motors, with 2400–3000 KV on 4S or 1800–2500 KV on 6S. A motor that's too small runs out of power and one that's too big adds weight.
It uses 4S or 6S. Typical capacities: 4S 850–1000 mAh, 6S 650–850 mAh. The battery cells must match the motors and what the ESC supports.
The drone costs roughly between €200 and €420. On top of that you need a radio, goggles and a charger if you don't have them.
A beginner takes about 5–9 hours; someone with experience, 3–5 hours.
Analog, DJI O4, Walksnail Avatar or HDZero will fit. Remember the goggles must use the same system as the camera.
Smooth freestyle, flying in medium-sized spaces. Freestyle with 2004 motors on 4S/6S. The long-range version uses 1404-1604 with 2500-3000 mAh Li-ion.
