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Ready to Fly ZMR250 Mini Racing Quadcopter

Ready to Fly ZMR250 Mini Racing Quadcopter

Progress

100% Funded
100% Funded
3 Backers
3 Unit Target
Ended 3 Years Ago
$369.00
free shipping
Buy Disabled
3 reserved of 3 Minimum
Limited quantity of 10 Available!

Product Details

Name
Ready to Fly ZMR250 Mini Racing Quadcopter
Brand/Manufacturer
ScratchBuilds
Mfr. Part #
ARFSB250
Product Description

This fully Assembled Ready to Fly ZMR250 Mini Racing Quadcopter has everything you need to get in the air. Each quadcopter has been tested and tuned before shipment.

The ZMR250 has a strong and sturdy composite Carbon Fiber ZMR250 frame and uses one of the most advanced flight controllers available, the Open Pilot CC3D. This is an open source flight controller with a large community of pilots/developers working to constantly improve it.

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The ZMR250 Quadcopter has the Powerful WST MT1806 2300KV brushless motors that swing 5045 Nylon Propellers using the HobbyWing X-Rotor 10 Amp ESCs.

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Features

  • Excellent platform to easily add an FPV system to (available as an add-on bellow).
  • Strong and sturdy composite Carbon Fiber ZMR250 frame for ultimate Racing experience.
  • XT-60 Battery connectors.
  • The Radio is slick, light weight, and has adjustable gimbal stick length. Built in dual antennas for maximum signal strength.
  • The Receiver is a telemetry receiver as well as a dual receiver for best signal reception in any maneuver.
  • HobbyWing X-Rotor ESCs are specially designed for Multirotors to give you ultimate throttle control for acro maneuvers.
  • The Advanced Open Pilot CC3D Flight Controller is upgraded to Boot loader v4 to work with the latest GCS release v15.02 and also updated with Firmware v2015-03-12.
  • The Quadcopter is Tuned to give you Great Stability and Control.
  • Flight time 8-10 minutes, depending on how it is flown.

ZMR250 Side

Specifications

  • Propeller: 5045 Nylon (CW anc CCW)
  • Motor: WST 1806 2280KV
  • ESC: HobbyWing X-Rotor 10 Amp (No BEC)
  • UBEC : HobbyWing 3A @ 5V (Max 5A and 6V Selectable)
  • Flight Controller: Open Pilot CC3D (BL v4 / FW v2015-03-12)
  • Frame: ZMR250 (composite Carbon Fiber Construction)
  • Flysky FS-I6 (6 channel) remote
  • FS-iA6 6 Channel Telemetry Receiver, sends receiver voltage (support for additional sensors)
  • 1500mAH 3s LiPo battery
  • Max Payload: Approximately 250grams
  • Top Speed: Approximately 50-60 miles per hour
  • Battery Connector: XT-60
  • Free: Plastic Protective Carrying Case

ZMR in case

Files/Resources
ZMR250 Quick Start Guide - PDF

Notes

  • Charger is not included, we recommend the iMax B6AC as a low cost solution.

  • Some images may contain parts that are available as an optional accessory, such as the FPV transmitter and camera.

  • US ONLY

Why GroupGet?

This is an excellent ready to fly 250 class Quadcopter great for getting started with QC racing and FPV.

External Links
Manufacturer's product page

Purchase Information

Unit Deliverable
One fully assembled RTF ZMR250 Mini Racing Quadcopter, Plastic carrying case, Remote, Reciever, Spare set of 5045 props, & Battery
Unit Price
$369.00
Campaign Part #
GG-P-99
Availability
Not available / campaign funded, end date: Thu, 18 Jun 2015 12:00:00 -0700
Factory Lead Time

7 Days lead time.

Shipping Details
GroupGets will handle the shipment of orders for this product.

Options and Add-Ons

FPV Package

$59.00

This package adds a camera and 200mW 5.8Ghz transmitter which are installed and tested on your quad-copter. This will transmit video from your quadcopter so you can fly it in First Person View (requires FPV goggles or screen with receiver).

Includes

  • Camera

  • 200mW 5.8Ghz transmitter

  • Camera and transmitter are approximately 35grams

  • Camera Specifications:

    • Lens: 2.6mm IR Coated
    • FOV: 110 degree horizontal (127 degree horizontal)
    • Power Supply: 3.6-5.5 V (powered by Transmitter)
    • Sensor: 1/3 CMOS
    • Resolution : 700 TVL
    • Type : Board Camera
    • Size: 32mm x 32mm
    • Type: NTSC board Camera

  • Video Transmitter Specifications:

    • Output Power: 200mW
    • Operating Channel: 32CH
    • Operating Voltage: 7V - 24V
    • Antenna Connector: RP-SMA male
    • Transmitter frequency: 5645-5945MHz with 200mW power output
    • Rubber duck antenna(2db)

Turnigy 1500mAh 3S 11.1v Battery

$17.00

Don't want to wait while your battery is charging? Then grab another Turnigy 1500mAh 3S 11.1v Battery.

Battery

  • Specifications:
    • Minimum Capacity: 1500mAh
    • Configuration: 3S1P / 11.1v / 3Cell
    • Constant Discharge: 20C
    • Peak Discharge (10sec): 30C
    • Pack Weight: 124g
    • Pack Size: 78 x 34 x 24m
    • Charge Plug: JST-XH
    • Discharge plug: XT60

How it works

This is a group buy campaign that needs to acquire at least the stated minimum amount of pledges from backers like you before the Unit Deliverable and any Add-Ons ship. We do not charge anyone until the Progress above hits 100% or greater, otherwise there is no charge. All campaign products are vetted as existing and functional so your order will be fulfilled within the Factory Lead Time if the campaign succeeds. Please see our FAQ page for more details on our billing process.
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    GroupGets

    I have just created the GroupGet for Ready to Fly ZMR250 Mini Racing Quadcopter!

    Post last edited: about 3 years ago

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    thomas@...

    What does it mean by "racing"? I don't see very many specs (either things like max speed, or even weight and payload).

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    GroupGets

    @thomas, the zmr250 is a part of the 250 size class of racing quadcopters. 250 is 250mm measured diagonally from the center of each propeller. Here is an example of some racing done with similar quadcopters : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQuEgVNAQhE . My quadcopter which is very similar to this one weighs about 461 grams, so it should be around there. The max speed is approximately 50-60 miles per hour, and the maximum payload is approximately 250grams.

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    thomas@...

    Thanks! A very high performance quad.
    Will there also be a list or sources for spare parts?
    Also, the remote control range?

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    GroupGets

    Yes it is! The range can be very far, but there are a lot of variables so giving an exact number is difficult. Most of the parts are listed on the campaign, but I will update the campaign with the rest of the parts in the next few days.

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    TexasBrandon

    So I'm still new to this GroupGets, what the campaign funding exactly? I'm getting into RC Quadcopters and have a few already and could use a racing one before I build my own. Basically we pay for this quad, it gets shipped and funds you campaign correct? What's the campaign geared for? Just those that want something like this but can't build one due to time or other reasons?

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    GroupGets

    Hi AAChaoshand, Once you join the campaign and the campaign reaches its goal we will charge your card and then ship out the quadcopter and installed accessories if you added one. As you said the campaign is geared for people that may not have the time or possibly expertise to build one. All of the parts and quadcopters are tested and tuned before they are shipped, and have gone through many iterations to get the quadcopter set-up as nicely as possible.

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    GroupGets

    That's great! Please spread the word so we can get this campaign to its goal.

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    TexasBrandon

    Great thanks, the original one in the email didn't work but this one does! I was going to get a FatShark Dominator V2 to go with the FPV system, is the one installed compatible ? I haven't looked at the brand on the quad itself yet and the specs don't say which transmitter brand they used.

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    GroupGets

    Sorry about that. The 200mw installed Video Transmitter is compatible with all brands. To change frequencies there is switch on the side of the Transmitter. Pressing it once will jump to next frequency. And pressing and holding for 2 seconds will change frequency band. There are 4 bands and each has 8 frequencies.