Well, it happened!
Blackout Mini H Quad got stuck up in a gum tree, and the 3S LiPo drained down before it could be recovered.
As it turned out, cells 1 and 3 didn’t get below the fatal 3.1V threshold, … Read more...
Having lost two M2 FPV camera plate bolts in recent “exercises”, I went to eBay to look for some replacements.
When you consider what BlackOut want for “genuine” spares, you’ll understand!
It didn’t take long to discover eBayer 395six7 … Read more...
I was grouping Mini Quad propellers in zip lock plastic bags, but I’m now trying this idea.
Using some wing nuts and bolts lying around in the drawers, it keeps the same types of propellers grouped together.
You can … Read more...
Fed up with breaking VTX antennas and LiPo battery leads getting clipped by propellers whilst learning to fly a Mini Quad?
Here’s an idea, and costs almost nothing.
At this stage I’m not concerned about any potential drag, so if … Read more...
It doesn’t take long, especially when you’re on L-Plates, but all sorts of gunk can build up inside the Blackout Mini H Quad frame.
With some damp grass inside the frame, and not being that well protected, the Sony Effio-V … Read more...
The Blackout Mini H Quad comes standard with black M3 nylon bolts, and whilst this fits in with the “black” theme, they break easy!
After some great advice from some local flyers (thanks Chad and Mark), aluminium alternatives were sourced … Read more...
A great tip was given to me recently (thanks Simon 🙂 ), to help roll the BlackOut Mini H Quad into a turn.
If you have previous experience flying RC fixed wing, you probably know about this already, but if … Read more...
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