Description
What is the X5 GTS (190)? The X5 GTS (190) is a carbon fiber quadcopter frame kit, manufactured with a thickness of 3 mm. This frame offers durability and lightness ideal for modellers and makers.
Features:
– Carbon fiber frame at 3mm thickness
– Ideal for building a robust quadcopter
What does it serve?
It is used to mount an X5 GTS (190) frame on which motors, propellers, and transmitter can be installed. Used by beginner and intermediate creators.
How to use the X5 GTS (190)?
The X5 GTS (190) is a robust frame for building a quadcopter. Useful for beginner and intermediate creators.
What does it need?
– Motor and propellers kit
– Transmitter and receiver
– Battery cells
– Frame protection (optional)
Steps:
– Check the datasheet dimensions and weights of components.
– Disassemble the kit into parts: 4 main beams, 4 corners, 4 mounting points.
– Mount mounting points on main beams.
– Connect corners to mounting points.
– Verify frame balance.
– Install motors and propellers.
– Connect transmitter and receiver.
– Test the quadcopter in a safe environment.
Mini-project:
Mount an X5 GTS (190) with motor and propellers, transmitter and receiver. Test flight in a secure courtyard.
Common mistakes:
– Not mounting mounting points.
– Failing to verify balance before flight.
– Incorrectly installing propellers.
– Omitting the connection of transmitter and receiver.
Recommended accessories:
– Motor and propellers kit
– Transmitter and receiver
– Battery cells
– Frame protection
Frequently Asked Questions:
How can I check frame balance?
Attach a motor and propeller, lift the quadcopter and verify if it maintains balance.
What type of battery cells should be used?
Use 3S LiPo cells for this type of quadcopter.
Can I use this frame for another type of quadcopter?
Check if the weight and dimensions of the new quadcopter are compatible with this frame.
What are the steps to mount motors and propellers?
Follow manufacturer instructions or consult datasheet for specific details.









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