Spedix s250 mini quad

[Derek]

Kyle, I do believe that there is a diagram or illustration in the Cleanflight programming that shows the motor direction. Nonetheless, Graham has given a perfect image that shows the direction.

[wolfman76]

So basically I would put a ccw motor where it spins cw then?

[Derek]

quad_motor_layout-3.jpg (73.36 KiB) Viewed 3536 times

Maybe this will help.

[wolfman76]

i think so

[Stambo]

The way I figure it out is hold the prop nut and turn the motor the way it is supposed to go.
If it tightens it's in the right place.

[wolfman76]

Cool thanks guys

[cml001]

I think I firgured it as the cw prop.. Gets the ccw adaptor/nut... That right? As the motor turns and u hold the nut it gets tighter.

[danhampson]

That's the one clay.

[Tony]

Yeah, I've made that mistake on this quad, lost the prop and nut in flight.... No damage though, but a lesson learnt...

[wolfman76]

I never knew that on my 450 sized spider quad they were right turn to tighten but i never lost a prop

[Tony]

I use nylon locking nuts now...

[Stambo]

Larger quads don't seem to so much of an issue.
I think with the smaller ones, the risk of touching a twig or some long grass with a prop tends to run the risk of undoing a normal nut.

[wolfman76]

Here are some photos of how the escs motors and arms go together really is a speed quad with this design

[wolfman76]

Here is a further away shot

[wolfman76]

Here it is almost done from bottom

[wolfman76]

And the top with the spedix power distribution board and full naze32 board

[wolfman76]

Didn't work before try again

[Derek]

That's cool, Kyle! Looks great!

[Graham Lawrie]

Looking good Kyle:)

[wolfman76]

Its slow going but it is almost done