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This quadcopter drone combo kit is put together for the beginner pilot. The listing says the all-in-one package includes everything you need to build and fly your own drone and gives a hands-on learning experience.
The kit has an APM 2.8 flight controller for a stable, reliable base, a complete set of motors, ESCs and propellers for responsive manoeuvres, a durable F450 frame and a FlySky FS-i6 transmitter with an FS-iA6B receiver for control.
A power module and a battery strap give the parts needed for a safe and neat assembly.
APM 2.8 flight controller: a stable, reliable foundation.
Complete power system: four A2212 1000KV motors, four 30A ESCs and 1045 propellers.
F450 frame: a durable frame for a robust build.
FlySky radio: FS-i6 transmitter with FS-iA6B receiver.
Power module: APM/Pixhawk power module with XT60.
Anti-vibration set: a 3D printed shock absorber for the controller.
Battery not included: you will need a compatible LiPo battery and charger.
A DIY quadcopter kit gives you the parts of a basic multirotor: a frame that holds everything, four brushless motors with propellers, four ESCs that drive the motors, a flight controller that stabilises the aircraft and a radio system that lets you fly it. A power module feeds the flight controller from the battery and reports voltage and current.
The APM 2.8 is an open-source ArduPilot-based flight controller. You set it up with ground-station software: calibrate the accelerometer and compass, set up the radio, calibrate the ESCs and choose flight modes. Always test the motor order and direction with the propellers removed, and fit the propellers only once you are sure everything is correct.
Assembly kits are a great way to learn how a drone works: you can see the motors, the flight board, the battery and the frame, and you learn how each part connects. Work on a clean table, use the correct screwdriver, check the direction of each motor and propeller before you fly and never charge a lithium battery unattended.
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The package contents are one Ardupilot APM 2.8 flight control board, one DJI F450 quadcopter frame kit, four A2212 1000KV brushless motors, four 30A brushless ESCs, two 1045 10-inch propellers (as listed), one FlySky FS-i6 2.4G 6CH AFHDS transmitter with FS-iA6B receiver, one APM Pixhawk power module with XT60, one nylon strap belt for an RC LiPo battery and one 3D-printed shock absorber anti-vibration set.
The listing does not include a battery or charger. A quadcopter needs four propellers, so check the propeller count (the listing says two) with the seller.
Flight controller: Ardupilot APM 2.8
Frame: DJI F450 quadcopter frame kit
Motors: 4 x A2212 1000KV brushless
ESCs: 4 x 30A brushless
Propellers: 1045 (10 inch), listed as 2
Radio: FlySky FS-i6 2.4G 6CH AFHDS with FS-iA6B receiver
Power module: APM Pixhawk power module with XT60
Extras: battery strap and 3D-printed anti-vibration set
1 x Ardupilot APM 2.8 flight control board
1 x DJI F450 quadcopter frame kit
4 x A2212 1000KV brushless motor
4 x 30A brushless ESC
2 x 1045 propeller 10in
1 x FlySky FS-i6 2.4G 6CH AFHDS transmitter with FS-iA6B receiver
1 x APM Pixhawk power module with XT60
1 x nylon strap belt for RC LiPo battery
1 x 3D-printed shock absorber anti-vibration set
Beginners who want to learn to build and set up a quadcopter with an ArduPilot flight controller.
The Ardupilot APM 2.8.
A DJI F450 quadcopter frame kit.
Four A2212 1000KV brushless motors.
A FlySky FS-i6 with an FS-iA6B receiver.
The listing does not include one.
No, it is a build kit.
| Brand | Generic |
|---|---|
| ESC | 4 x 30A |
| Flight Controller (bundled) | APM 2.8 |
| Included Radio | FlySky FS-i6 2.4G 6CH with FS-iA6B |
| Motor | 4 x A2212 1000KV |
| Selling unit | PCS |
