Description
Take your drone filming to the next level with the Luma 55 freestyle frame kit. Offering superior performance and durability, it allows you to push the boundaries of traditional quadcopters and capture stunning visuals like never before. 5.5″ provides extra thrust and performance beyond what a standard 5″ can offer, to accommodate the heavier GoPro cameras we now love and use. The Luma 55 strikes a perfect balance between the agility of a 5-inch freestyle drone and the planted feel of a 6-inch cinematic cruiser, creating a harmonious blend of speed and stability perfect for cinematic work. With the Luma 55, you can effortlessly track and follow fast-moving subjects such as drift cars, boats, and motorbikes, capturing stunning footage with precision and ease.
Be sure to check out all our 5″ frames, as well as our Luma Quads Products!
Features
- Support for up to 5.5″ props
- HD VISTA / Analog / DJI O3 Air Unit Compatible
- Replaceable 6x8mm arms. (single design)
- Vibration dampened main stack mounting
- The mounting support for the new Air Unit 03 Camera as well as other MINI to Nano sized FPV cameras
- T300 carbon frame
- YFS 12.9 grade steal hardware bolts
- Complete set of 3D prints for your quad
Specifications
- Stack Mounting: 20x20mm
- Rear Mounting: 20x20mm and 25.5×25.5mm
- Motor Mount Pattern: 16×16 and 19x19mm (M3)
- Mid Plate Thickness: 2mm
- Top and Bottom Plate Thickness: 2.5mm
- Motor to Motor: 245.7mm
- Arm Thickness: 6mm
- Frame Weight With TPU: 160g
Includes
Luma 55 Official 4.4 Betaflight PID Tune
Team Luma is proud to bring all Luma 55 pilots a new Betaflight tune for 4.4!
Along with the improvements to GPS rescue and HD integration, 4.4 has had a complete overhaul of the PID controller, which means that a new tune was required to allow for optimum performance. Much like the previous tune for Betaflight 4.2, this revised tune was completed in collaboration with none other than Team Luma pilot Joseph Webb (otherwise known as JWebb FPV), and has been pushed to its absolute limits. Joseph is a true legend in the Australian drone industry. Known for his incredible freestyle piloting skills and unmatched expertise in Betaflight tune development, he is a valuable contributor to our mission of creating the most outstanding products for our entire community.
Check out Joseph here: https:///jwebb.fpv/ and his YT Channel here: https:////embed/gxknPE1YzYY” height=”315″ width=”560″ allowfullscreen=”” allow=”accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture” frameborder=”0″>
Install The Main stack Gummies:
Check out the following video for the correct way to install Gummies into the carbon Mid plate using Dental floss or Fishing wire.
The video shows installation into an FC/ESC.. this technique is the same for carbon.
Insert 8x 12mm M3 Cap head bolts through the Bottom plate.
Note: A single design is used for all 4 arms.
Orientate them so the rounded corners go on the top and bottom and the sharper corners are on the sides.
Attach each arm to the Bottom plate over the 12mm bolts.
Place the Mid plate loosely on top.
Flip the frame over and pick up any bolts you dropped 😉
Screw each 12 MM bolt in a single turn at a time using Loctite Blue 242 Threadlocker.
Work your way around multiple times until the whole thing comes together evenly.
Once everything’s locked in nice and square you can go around and give it a final tighten.
Take 4x 10mm Bolts 2x M3 washers and the Front Bumper print.
Install washers on the front two bolts and insert through the Bumper into the bottom of the Bottom plate.
Secure with 4x 28mm Standoffs.
Insert your FPV camera mounts over the front 2 standoffs.
Grab 2x 8mm Bolts and do the same for the rear 2 holes, using 2x 20mm standoffs to secure.
Insert the rear antenna mount over the rear standoffs.
Insert 4x 20mm M3 bolts through the main stack gummies, twist gently and slowly so you don’t pop the gummies out.
Use stack spacer prints if required to add some clearance so your ESC sits clear of the press nuts and carbon.
Install the Top-plate, triangle pointing to the front.
Grab 4x 10mm M3 bolts, 4x M3 Washers and the HD Mount Print.
Insert the 4 bolts through the 4 washers into the top of the mount and secure to the 4 28mm Standoffs.
Use 2x 8mm M3 bolts for the rear two holes.
Line up the Lipo pad with the triangle and stick it to the Top plate
Insert the M5 Clinch nut into the HD mount print.
Note: The nut will seat inside the lip of the print and not fall out if you seat it properly, use a little force to get it past the lip.
Arm bumpers go on the end of the arms.
The Printed Arm wire guards go over the motor wires and are secured with electrical tape.
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