iFlight TITAN XL5 (HD) ❗️ Build & First Flight - T-Motor F60 Pro IV

[@Steve-O_FPV]

Thanks for the ride TD. Flies real nice.

[@sagem711]

hi Torban ,nice drone ,very stable with that shape of the frame!

[@TorbanDallas]

Hi, thanks! Yes very stable and very smooth because of the stiff bottom construction of the frame with the 6mm arms.

[@sagem711]

@@TorbanDallas great,i think that is more reliable than iflight dc5 frame.i already ordered my nagzul 6s becouse looks lighter and goes fine!

[@outlawfpv3792]

I'm liking the iflight frames...durable with a lot of tpu goodies plus those wire arm guards are sweet.....nice flying .

[@pooyahesabi]

Hi recently I made a titan xl5 with caddx vista but the antenna tpu part is for air unit, do you have the single antenna STL file ?

[@intillanes]

Great video. what mount camera do you have? I have the DJI osmo action and makes a lot of jelo.

[@MrPaulielie]

Nicely done man and flying smooth to 👍 keep it up cheers 🍻

[@TorbanDallas]

Thank you!

[@SteveDelettre]

Hi Torban, pretty quad and good flight 👍 What are your PIDs? I'm assembling the same drone in HD with Black Bird engines

[@thatguy87878]

Great stuff! Willing to share the PIDs you used for tuning?

[@TorbanDallas]

Almost no tuning on my first flight, I only did slide up the Pid slider to 1.2 and I was using the RPM Filter settings like recommended in the Betaflight Wiki.

[@staffordlynn7819]

Hi dude nice flyin is that footage straight out of the Runcam (what model is it)? or what do you run it threw to get the smoothness and the super colours thanx

[@TorbanDallas]

Yes straight out of the runcam black, check my channel i have created a video about it and my settings. I even have the runcam orange that performs pretty identical. The quad flies that smooth, no image stabilization added. I think the smoothness are coming from the stiff frame in combination with the smooth running motors and propellers

[@abefpv1658]

Hi nice quad build buddy. It is stock pids or already custom??

[@progab24]

do you know if it suffers from the dual gyro that many users complain about failures?

[@TorbanDallas]

I'm not using dual gyro boards any more, didn't have much luck with these boards.

[@ffloo9855]

Whats the difference between the normal and the he version?

[@TorbanDallas]

only the 3d printed tpu parts

[@drditter5257]

Hei Torban, nice clean Build!💯 Do you know by chance if the build in chip of the new tx16s radio can connect to the r9mm receiver without using the r9m module or do you have to plug in the r9m module? Thank you for the Information!:) Best regards

[@TorbanDallas]

Thanks, you will also need the R9M Module for the tx16s - maybe I'm creating a Video about it soon ;) stay tuned

[@ho-xo8my]

Brotherhobby uc 2207 vs tmotor velox 2207 I most choose :(

[@aleboggi]

Which action camera do you use??

[@TorbanDallas]

Runcam 5 for all of my testflights like this one. And GoPro7 for cinematic shots.

[@sippy8945]

Hallo Torban, Ich hoffe du kannst mir helfen. Ich habe mir eine Taranis Qx7 S gekauft und möchte wissen, welche Quadcopter ich mir kaufen kann ohne Zusatzausrüstung benötigen ( abgesehen der FPV- Brille), Ich habe mir bei Amazon eine Bete75pro gekauft konnte den aber nicht binden, da meine Fernbedinung wohl eine LBT version drauf hatte und der Quad nicht.... :( Nun suche ich einen Quadcopter, mit dem ich direkt starten kann ..... ist es mit dem Nazgul5 möglich ?

[@TorbanDallas]

Hi, vermutlich werden alle Copter mit der FCC Firmware ausgeliefert, du wirst nicht drum herum kommen die FrSky Empfänger zunächst auf die aktuellste EU Firmware zu flashen. Ist aber auch nicht sonderlich kompliziert, dazu habe ich auch einige Videos gemacht, schau mal in meine FrSky Playlist.

[@Xaimee39]

The weight of this frame is a bit strange to me. 200g? that's not too much ?. On average, they weigh 100-130g + extra 70g just like the second gopro. Can you tell me how much weight without tpu elements?

[@mas2ery]

time to step out of the comfort zone...There's a whole new world beyond crop fields and windmills

[@TorbanDallas]

Hehe, comfort zone is ok for the first flight with a new build. Now I know that I can trust my gear, danger zone comes next 😉

[@mas2ery]

@@TorbanDallas woohoo!