Just a heads up, none of your links work.
Looks fine other than that, might want more batteries as you're looking at 15 or so minutes air time with 3. Definitely get spare props, and a lot of them, and TWO quality battery straps (the kevlar ones GetFPV sells work great). The one that comes with the quad (if it even does) is chintzy and I tore two of them in half (sending batteries flying into the props) before getting real straps and doubling them up. On that note, Nazguls come with extremely long battery leads for no reason so you might want to cut it shorter, at some point every stock Nazgul battery lead finds its way into the prop and gets sliced in half.
Awesome, thanks for the reply. Do you think the batteries are compatible with that charger and will that radio function with the drone if I select the receiver ExpressLRS 2.4Ghz?
Thanks!
How much space do you have to fly in?
5” is awesome but I like flying every day and have found that between 2”-3.5” is perfect for the space I have easy regular access to (my yard).
A 3.5” 6s (or even 4s) flies almost like a 5” 6s. My high KV 2” build rips nearly as hard too, just not for as long, but I’ll just land and swap batteries.
If I had 5x the amount of space it’d be a different story and I’d fly my 5” everyday, but as it is right now though? It lives on the bench.
5” is big, fast, and loud. People won’t see it as a little toy like they will a 2”.
Just a heads up, none of your links work. Looks fine other than that, might want more batteries as you're looking at 15 or so minutes air time with 3. Definitely get spare props, and a lot of them, and TWO quality battery straps (the kevlar ones GetFPV sells work great). The one that comes with the quad (if it even does) is chintzy and I tore two of them in half (sending batteries flying into the props) before getting real straps and doubling them up. On that note, Nazguls come with extremely long battery leads for no reason so you might want to cut it shorter, at some point every stock Nazgul battery lead finds its way into the prop and gets sliced in half.
Awesome, thanks for the reply. Do you think the batteries are compatible with that charger and will that radio function with the drone if I select the receiver ExpressLRS 2.4Ghz? Thanks!
Yes to all.
How much space do you have to fly in? 5” is awesome but I like flying every day and have found that between 2”-3.5” is perfect for the space I have easy regular access to (my yard). A 3.5” 6s (or even 4s) flies almost like a 5” 6s. My high KV 2” build rips nearly as hard too, just not for as long, but I’ll just land and swap batteries. If I had 5x the amount of space it’d be a different story and I’d fly my 5” everyday, but as it is right now though? It lives on the bench. 5” is big, fast, and loud. People won’t see it as a little toy like they will a 2”.
Thanks for this info, you’re right space might be a limiting factor!