I'm paring down the herd a bit, so this one's going on the block. It's an ARRIS M680 Hexacopter Multirotor built from the Hobby-Wing M680 "Super Combo". It includes the following:
ARRIS M680 Hexacopter Frame
6 - Hobbywing 2-6S Platinum 30A ESCs
6 - ARRIS 4010 380kV motors
6 - ARRIS 1365 Carbon Fiber Props
The combo is $549 from H-W plus shipping from China. Here's the page for the frame kit: http://www.hobby-wing.com/arris-m680-hexa-copter-super-combo.html
Includes my spare parts bin which has (in addition to what's installed):
3 - complete pairs of rotors
2 - "Blue" rotors (the arms are labeled with the blade colors)
2 - spare arm tubes
2 - spare landing gear upright tubes4
6 - landing gear/gimbal mount tubes (they're the same size, so they can be used for either)
Also included is a DJI Naza-M V2 GPS flight controller complete and installed. It also has the BTU module and iOSD Mini included along with a CAN-HUB. There's also a Castle voltage regulator set to provide 12V for the lights and gimbal.
The additional parts are about $500 (with the Naza + GPS + BTU + iOSD Mini + lighting).
There's a total of maybe 20 flight hours on this airframe and controller. Everything's in stellar shape.
But wait... there's more! It'll ship to you in a custom Thermodyne hard shipping case with custom-cut foam and wheels. The case is designed to fit the hex, spare parts case, two radios (there's a spot for a Futaba 8FG and a spot for a Spectrum DX6i... you could easily customize it for other radios), charger and power supply, gimbal, fatshark goggles in their case, and spare motors as well as a couple of spots for tools or such. Thermodyne stuff is no joke... this case started life as the shipping case for an Army tank sight.
The case + custom foam cost me about $400.
Everything is calibrated together and it flies great. Add batteries (6s, I used 5800mAh), TX/RX and set up the channel assignments and you're in the air. There are some custom touches like red/green strip LEDs on the front and rear arms for orientation in lower light. Battery hookups are XT90s.
Looking for $950 for the hex, Naza controller, case and spare parts. I'm somewhat negotiable, but this is a pretty solid deal, especially with a custom-cut hard shipping case.
I also have an ARRIS Zhaoyun 3-Axis Gimbal that I used with the hex. It mounts perfectly and works like a champ. It'll run anything from a GoPro to a Sony NEX camera (I used it with a GoPro and a Sony NEX-5 and A6000). The gimbal has all of the cables internally routed. It's pretty sweet.
Looking for $550 for the gimbal. More info on the gimbal: http://www.hobby-wing.com/arris-zhaoyun-3-axis-brushless-gimbal.html
Email or PM with any questions.
Radios, goggles and charger/power supply are NOT included.
Total for both the Hexacopter and the Gimbal is $1400 if bought together ($100 off) and I'll throw in a 5000mAh 6s battery to get you started. Again, I'm negotiable but not desperate to sell.
ARRIS M680 Hexacopter Frame
6 - Hobbywing 2-6S Platinum 30A ESCs
6 - ARRIS 4010 380kV motors
6 - ARRIS 1365 Carbon Fiber Props
The combo is $549 from H-W plus shipping from China. Here's the page for the frame kit: http://www.hobby-wing.com/arris-m680-hexa-copter-super-combo.html
Includes my spare parts bin which has (in addition to what's installed):
3 - complete pairs of rotors
2 - "Blue" rotors (the arms are labeled with the blade colors)
2 - spare arm tubes
2 - spare landing gear upright tubes4
6 - landing gear/gimbal mount tubes (they're the same size, so they can be used for either)
Also included is a DJI Naza-M V2 GPS flight controller complete and installed. It also has the BTU module and iOSD Mini included along with a CAN-HUB. There's also a Castle voltage regulator set to provide 12V for the lights and gimbal.
The additional parts are about $500 (with the Naza + GPS + BTU + iOSD Mini + lighting).
There's a total of maybe 20 flight hours on this airframe and controller. Everything's in stellar shape.
But wait... there's more! It'll ship to you in a custom Thermodyne hard shipping case with custom-cut foam and wheels. The case is designed to fit the hex, spare parts case, two radios (there's a spot for a Futaba 8FG and a spot for a Spectrum DX6i... you could easily customize it for other radios), charger and power supply, gimbal, fatshark goggles in their case, and spare motors as well as a couple of spots for tools or such. Thermodyne stuff is no joke... this case started life as the shipping case for an Army tank sight.
The case + custom foam cost me about $400.
Everything is calibrated together and it flies great. Add batteries (6s, I used 5800mAh), TX/RX and set up the channel assignments and you're in the air. There are some custom touches like red/green strip LEDs on the front and rear arms for orientation in lower light. Battery hookups are XT90s.
Looking for $950 for the hex, Naza controller, case and spare parts. I'm somewhat negotiable, but this is a pretty solid deal, especially with a custom-cut hard shipping case.
I also have an ARRIS Zhaoyun 3-Axis Gimbal that I used with the hex. It mounts perfectly and works like a champ. It'll run anything from a GoPro to a Sony NEX camera (I used it with a GoPro and a Sony NEX-5 and A6000). The gimbal has all of the cables internally routed. It's pretty sweet.
Looking for $550 for the gimbal. More info on the gimbal: http://www.hobby-wing.com/arris-zhaoyun-3-axis-brushless-gimbal.html
Email or PM with any questions.
Radios, goggles and charger/power supply are NOT included.
Total for both the Hexacopter and the Gimbal is $1400 if bought together ($100 off) and I'll throw in a 5000mAh 6s battery to get you started. Again, I'm negotiable but not desperate to sell.