DRQ250 "Mini-D" Unboxing, Build, and Review

|RCBernDog
DRQ250 "Mini-D" Unboxing, Build, and Review

How’s it going guys? Today I’ll be doing an unboxing of the DRQ250 “Mini-D” frame made by Drone Frames. This will be the first part of a few videos, which will take you from the unboxing to FPV flights and an overall review. But if you don't want to watch all of them I recommend you watch the last video (DRQ250 Review and FPV)

DRQ250 Unboxing:

 Some key features on this frame:

  •  Clean and dirty sections connected with M3 vibration dampeners for jello free video.
  •  Included power distribution board (PDB), makes soldering ESCs a piece of cake.
  •  Foldable arms make this a true throw in your backpack mini quad.
  •  Top plate has groves that encourage use of rubber bands to mount different items, which allow for some play when you crash. (If you ain’t crashing you ain’t flying)
  •  Optional camera mount plate is great since it can be act as a bumper for hard crashes. (Better to break this instead of the whole bottom plate)
  •  Lastly, the DRQ250 is a beauty!

DRQ250 Build:


Parts List:
4 -RCX 1804 2400 kv motors (I recommend using all CW with the use of locknuts instead of 2 CW & 2 CCW     unless you can find locknuts for CCW threads)

4 -F-12A Fire Red series SimonK-(RapidESC)
KK2.0 board (opted for a Flip 1.5 instead)
1000 mAh Turnigy Lipo
5x3 Gemfan props

(Note this a budget build none of that fancy (quality) stuff)

UPDATE: Now using naze32 and EZUHF 4 channel receiver (CPPM)

Smile for the camera

Flip 1.5 it is! Naze32 is next!Found some locknuts with the CCW thread


Will it lift a 2200 mah?


With ease, but rudder lacks responsiveness


DRQ250 Review and FPV :

Please Rate, Thank you and Enjoy!

RCBernDog

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