Nano QX

Nano QX is a hobby grade quadcopter created by company Horizon Hobby.

Features

Features exclusive SAFE™ technology with stability and agility modes

Small enough to fly in any room or office

Tough, lightweight airframe with blade guards

Potent brushed motors that provide smooth and powerful lift

4-in-1 DSMX Receiver/ESCs/mixer/SAFE sensor unit

Package Included

Includes yellow and green canopies with sharp Nano QX graphics

Includes assortment of extra rotor blades

Includes MLP4DSM 4-channel DSMX transmitter with batteries (RTF model)

Includes E-flite® 1S 3.7V 150mAh 25C Li-Po Battery

Includes compact USB Li-Po battery charger

Versions

Nano QX RTF

Nano QX BNF

Nano QX FPV RTF

Nano QX FPV BNF

Parts & Accessories

Replacement Parts

Propellers

Nano QX Compatible Propellers Eachine CG023 Blade set BANGGOOD

Blade Nano QX Compatible Propellers HM830 BANGGOOD

Motors
Upgraded motors Micro Motor Warehouse

6mm - Micro Motor Warehouse CL0615-11 (medium speed) and CL0615-14 (fast). Plug and play

7mm - Micro Motor Warehouse CL0720-12 (medium) and CL0720-14 (fast). Plug and play.

8.5mm - Micro Motor Warehouse CL0820-15 (medium) and CL0820-17 Dark Edition (fast). Plug and play

8x20mm Motor For Hubsan X4 H107C H107D RC Quadcopter BANGGOOD

7mm Hollow Cup Motor For Hubsan H107L Upgraded Version BANGGOOD

Original Nano QX FC's are known to be able to handle 6mm MMW motors. It also works with Hubsan 7mm motors.

The FPV Nano QX FC has been used by a few members to run the 7mm and 8.5mm MMW without any problems.

Troubleshooting

Short flight times

Symptom: A Nano QX that has been experiencing short flights with flights lasting 1 to 2 minutes using the stock 1S E-Flite 3.7V battery. Hitting Low Voltage Cutoff early.

Solution: One or more motors may need to be replaced. These are brushed motors. They will need replacing. As the brushed motor is used the internal bushes will wear down. When this happens it will get a loss of rpm, the motor might get hot and shut down. This is normal it is not a defect in the motors. A cool down period after each flight is required to keep the motor cool and extend the life. Always let the motor cool to ambient temperatures before using another battery pack. Blade strikes without throttle cut activated will also decrease the life of the motor.

Solution 2: The battery wires may have a poor connection. Desolder battery cable and replace by soldering a new battery cable.

LVC Bypass Modification