RobotWars101

The NanoTwo has an onboard BEC and onboard mixing. All you need to run the kit is a 2S battery and a DSM2 transmitter.

Came across these recently: http://www.banggood.com/Tarot-MT1104-4000KV-Brushless-Motor-With-A-Pair-Of-Propeller-For-Multirotor-p-1046204.html There are quite a few tiny brushless around, but these are the first I've seen with sensible mounting holes. Could be good for a nano spinner or brushless an...

Could always just stick another resistor in parallel with one of them to half the resistance on that side. Might bring it within trim range at least.

Yeah, you need to use different values of resistor sometimes to get the trim sorted... 2.2k and 1.8k or a similar ratio would probably sort it

Bath is pretty close to me so suits me

Those look good. I used the A4950s for the N2HV ESCs, but found they had a habit of cutting out if you change direction too fast, and didn't like 2S unless the battery was fully charged.. I've been thinking of redesigning my Nano ESCs to go with those RXs since they've proven themselves driving Wedg...

According to Joey, 4 x SH8M14 N/P dual MOSFETs...

Another thing they supply that could be useful is £7 Deltang knock offs: http://www.banggood.com/DasMikro-DSM2-5 ... 84913.html
Certainly be helpful for Nanos!

Thinking about it, it may be impossible to program centre breaking on the Mikros if there're connected the same way as the TinyTwos; the processor only has 4 free io pins and there are 8 fet gates, meaning the gates are connected in pairs. Given it has no center breaking as is, they are likely conne...

I'm interested to see if these can drive beetle motors on 12v, seeing as there are few good options for beetle ESCs atm.

*Sigh* I don't want to have to try and price match China..