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=== Assistant: Given that the fully assembled Mark 4 drone with 2515 motors, FPV gear, and other components weighs 455g without the ba⦠=== Given that the fully assembled Mark 4 drone with 2515 motors, FPV gear, and other components weighs 455g without the battery, we can evaluate its compatibility with the 2S setup by analyzing the total weight, thrust capabilities, and performance expectations. ===== - Base Weight: - Frame + components (motors, ESCs, FPV gear): 455g ===== * Battery Weight: - A typical 2S LiPo battery weighs around 80-150g, depending on capacity (e.g., 2S 1000mAh to 2000mAh). - Adding this, the total weight is approximately 535-605g. ===== - Thrust per Motor (2515, 1880KV, 2S, 6045 Props): - Typical thrust is 150-200g per motor at full throttle. - Total thrust from 4 motors is 600-800g. ===== * Thrust-to-Weight Calculation: - At 535-605g total weight, the thrust-to-weight ratio would be: - 600g total thrust / 535g weight = ~1.1:1 (minimum) - 800g total thrust / 605g weight = ~1.3:1 (maximum) * A ratio of 1.1:1 to 1.3:1 means the drone can hover but will struggle with dynamic flight, rapid climbs, or maneuverability. Hovering will likely require close to full throttle, which reduces efficiency and flight time. ===== - Flight Feasibility: - The drone will be able to hover and fly stably in calm conditions, but the motors will work near their limits. - Any additional weight (e.g., payload or a heavier battery) will make the setup infeasible. ===== * Efficiency and Heat: - Operating near maximum throttle significantly decreases efficiency and may cause the motors and ESCs to overheat. - Expect reduced flight times and potentially higher wear on components. * Maneuverability: - Limited thrust-to-weight ratio will result in sluggish performance, poor responsiveness, and difficulty handling wind or rapid changes in direction. ===== - Optimize for Lightweight Components: - Use the lightest possible battery (e.g., 2S 1000mAh-1500mAh) to reduce weight. - Avoid additional payloads or accessories. ===== * Use Case Suitability: - The setup is only suitable for basic hovering, low-speed cruising, or practice flights. It is not ideal for racing, freestyle, or carrying heavy payloads. * Consider Upgrades: - If the drone's intended use involves performance or carrying extra gear, consider upgrading to: - 3S or 4S batteries (if the ESCs and motors can handle it) for higher thrust. - Larger or more efficient motors (e.g., 2806 or similar). - Larger props (if the frame allows). ===== The 2S setup with 2515 motors can fly a 455g Mark 4 drone but will do so with limited performance and efficiency. The setup is best suited for lightweight applications or casual flights. For more demanding tasks, you would need a more powerful setup (e.g., 3S/4S batteries, larger motors, or different propellers). =====
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