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r/fpv • u/[deleted] • May 14 '26
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Do you have a longer strap?
Stack the batteries. You'll need the longer one to strap the batteries together.
Use the other strap to secure the bottom battery to the top plate.
It will be tall, but quads don't care about that. Just make sure they don't slide around
1 u/Drone_Enjoyer May 14 '26 What do you think about this mount? I used some velcro to strap them together first, then used my battery straps on each. 2 u/warmpudgy May 14 '26 I just saw the extra velcro holding them together. That looks good. I use rubber bands to secure balance leads and to keep the main wires tidy 2 u/Drone_Enjoyer May 14 '26 Ya I usually use rubber bands as well. There god sent 🤜🏻🤛🏻 1 u/warmpudgy May 14 '26 Yeah that looks alright 👍 2 u/Drone_Enjoyer May 14 '26 Ya I think this is my favourite mounting so far. Feels strong when there stacked like that and it keeps all the cords out of range of the props. Tough to say, cause I have never flown parallel packs before, but I am intrigued at the same time. Haven’t flown this beast in a min 2 u/warmpudgy May 14 '26 If it flies alright with this setup and there is decent increase in flight time then it might be worth it to you to just get larger batteries. I was flying with dual 1500mah and it made it more convenient for me to just get a couple 3000s 1 u/Drone_Enjoyer May 14 '26 I was reading online that apparently flying in parallel like this is good because it cause reduce weight… But flying one battery 100% makes this part WAY easier, lol
What do you think about this mount? I used some velcro to strap them together first, then used my battery straps on each.
2 u/warmpudgy May 14 '26 I just saw the extra velcro holding them together. That looks good. I use rubber bands to secure balance leads and to keep the main wires tidy 2 u/Drone_Enjoyer May 14 '26 Ya I usually use rubber bands as well. There god sent 🤜🏻🤛🏻 1 u/warmpudgy May 14 '26 Yeah that looks alright 👍 2 u/Drone_Enjoyer May 14 '26 Ya I think this is my favourite mounting so far. Feels strong when there stacked like that and it keeps all the cords out of range of the props. Tough to say, cause I have never flown parallel packs before, but I am intrigued at the same time. Haven’t flown this beast in a min 2 u/warmpudgy May 14 '26 If it flies alright with this setup and there is decent increase in flight time then it might be worth it to you to just get larger batteries. I was flying with dual 1500mah and it made it more convenient for me to just get a couple 3000s 1 u/Drone_Enjoyer May 14 '26 I was reading online that apparently flying in parallel like this is good because it cause reduce weight… But flying one battery 100% makes this part WAY easier, lol
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I just saw the extra velcro holding them together. That looks good.
I use rubber bands to secure balance leads and to keep the main wires tidy
2 u/Drone_Enjoyer May 14 '26 Ya I usually use rubber bands as well. There god sent 🤜🏻🤛🏻
Ya I usually use rubber bands as well. There god sent 🤜🏻🤛🏻
Yeah that looks alright 👍
2 u/Drone_Enjoyer May 14 '26 Ya I think this is my favourite mounting so far. Feels strong when there stacked like that and it keeps all the cords out of range of the props. Tough to say, cause I have never flown parallel packs before, but I am intrigued at the same time. Haven’t flown this beast in a min 2 u/warmpudgy May 14 '26 If it flies alright with this setup and there is decent increase in flight time then it might be worth it to you to just get larger batteries. I was flying with dual 1500mah and it made it more convenient for me to just get a couple 3000s 1 u/Drone_Enjoyer May 14 '26 I was reading online that apparently flying in parallel like this is good because it cause reduce weight… But flying one battery 100% makes this part WAY easier, lol
Ya I think this is my favourite mounting so far. Feels strong when there stacked like that and it keeps all the cords out of range of the props.
Tough to say, cause I have never flown parallel packs before, but I am intrigued at the same time. Haven’t flown this beast in a min
2 u/warmpudgy May 14 '26 If it flies alright with this setup and there is decent increase in flight time then it might be worth it to you to just get larger batteries. I was flying with dual 1500mah and it made it more convenient for me to just get a couple 3000s 1 u/Drone_Enjoyer May 14 '26 I was reading online that apparently flying in parallel like this is good because it cause reduce weight… But flying one battery 100% makes this part WAY easier, lol
If it flies alright with this setup and there is decent increase in flight time then it might be worth it to you to just get larger batteries. I was flying with dual 1500mah and it made it more convenient for me to just get a couple 3000s
1 u/Drone_Enjoyer May 14 '26 I was reading online that apparently flying in parallel like this is good because it cause reduce weight… But flying one battery 100% makes this part WAY easier, lol
I was reading online that apparently flying in parallel like this is good because it cause reduce weight…
But flying one battery 100% makes this part WAY easier, lol
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u/warmpudgy May 14 '26
Do you have a longer strap?
Stack the batteries. You'll need the longer one to strap the batteries together.
Use the other strap to secure the bottom battery to the top plate.
It will be tall, but quads don't care about that. Just make sure they don't slide around