The Armattan Odonata | Rip & Review 

Thank you!! It really is a ripper. I tried to make it as open for building and flying as possible, and I think I did a good job on that.

7.7g, direct from the creator.

@@InfinityLoops The Fractal 75mm frame would make the whole thing sooo much lighter! :)

True but no top mount battery

@@KOrnhOliO1 Thats true, but they have different use cases and focuses.

I used a Diamond ELRS fc 💎

@@InfinityLoops Thank you - a better question would be - 12 amp or 5 amp?

What upgrades did you do to your Nazgûl?

Surely, but for it's class, it is a fun little frame

Not off, just be careful with bending motor shafts depending on the props you'll be using. Try to stick to a fairly light battery as well.

Thanks bro. I at the point of cutting off the plugs on the 0803's and just wanted to be sure that I wanted to use them. I ordered them months ago when I first wanted to build this. I'm pretty sure that they were specified for this build... I'm just too lazy to go check. 😁

From Armattan: "This is considered a 'Armattan Lite frame' which are not lifetime warrantied"

@@InfinityLoops bummer

I tried my best to get them to burn out in my 1002 video. I managed to get it to happen, but it was after tons of abuse and aggressive turtle mode flipping. The Diamond escs are hit or miss with most motors to be fair. I'll keep flying this one and report back if I kill them

thank! I will try it

Top mounting of the battery means you aren't landing on it, some also prefer the way top mount handles. For outdoors, no ducts around the props means less stuff to cause weird air things to happen (don't mean to get all scientific on you). Less drag, less dirty air around the props, I guess is what I'm getting at.

@@InfinityLoops thx man! i get it now.

You know it 😉