Today we look at getting the VTX off the top carbon fiber plate and moving it to the back so we can strap our batteries on top.
Written guide available at: http://allen-moore.com/2017/02/22/guide-eachine-racer-250-vtx-mod/
I couldn't recommend purchasing a Eachine Racer 250 just because there are better things out there, even for beginners. But if you are interested in what they sell for or need replacement parts they can be found at the following link:
http://www.banggood.com/search/racer-250.html?p=A014025407420201607N
A good set of heatsinks for VTXs can be found here:
http://www.banggood.com/15pcs-Adhesive-Aluminum-Heat-Sink-Cooler-Kit-For-Cooling-Raspberry-Pi-p-948311.html?p=A014025407420201607N
If you made it this far, be sure to enter the monthly giveaway here:
https://gleam.io/AAllM/february-2017-giveaway-2-sets-of-dragon-fpv-58ghz-cloveleaf-vtx-antennas
Finally here is the two Facebook groups I mentioned at the end of this video.
The Eachine specific group:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/racer250/
And Skulls & Drones:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/779386412204614/
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