Building my first drone and I need some help

[villemil]

Okay so I'm going to buy my very first drone. Max price is about 350e.
I have done a list of stuff that I'm going to buy but first I need some advice from you guys. Is that build good? And what would you change?

I'm going to buy batteries from different store, that is why I did not put them there

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And I'm going to buy few of these:
Halko 1600mAh 11.1V 60C 3S1P Lipo Battery Pack - XT60

 

[villemil]

And I got the soldering skills etc to build that and I prefer building that drone by myself rather than buying a ready-to-fly drone.

 

[theGreenOrange]

Looks good. You might switch the camera to a 1/3 CCD.

 

[theGreenOrange]

Check the weight on that battery though. Probably don't want to go much over 150g. Might consider 4S and 1300mAh.

 

[villemil]

Well that battery is 132grams and those motors are pretty **** powerful!
532grams of thrust per motor with 3S battery. I think that is enough for me.

 

[villemil]

Is this better?
Eachine 1000TVL 1/3 CCD 110 Degree 2.8mm Lens Mini FPV Camera NTSC PAL Switchable

 

[theGreenOrange]

Sounds good then on the battery. Only the camera might be looked at.

 

[villemil]

Can you link me a good camera? Less than 20€

 

[theGreenOrange]

Is this better?
Eachine 1000TVL 1/3 CCD 110 Degree 2.8mm Lens Mini FPV Camera NTSC PAL Switchable

I would think that one would be good. I have been using a 600tvl Sony 1/3 CCD with those EV800 goggles and it is a great picture even in very low light. I am maybe gonna get a 1200tvl camera to go with my new 1080p goggles, but not for a while.

 

[villemil]

Yeah. Are those goggles good overall? Pros and cons?

 

[theGreenOrange]

I am very happy with both mine for the price. The main things I like about the Goggles Two: they are way more comfortable, and have a better receiver. The only negative is they are even bigger than the EV800. Not any longer, but taller.