We've been following the progress of BrainFPV for a while now here at Atto central. They're a small outfit from Boston U.S. producing the top quality RE1 F4 flight controller and accompanying PDB, the MPBV2. The RE1 is an F4 flight controller with built in custom OSD which plugs directly into the matching MPBV2 on … Continue reading BrainFPV – The perfect Flight controller for your Atto quad.
When Atto was created we wanted to make 3" frames that anyone could build, fly and enjoy using any size of electronics. Since then quality cameras and components have become smaller and more powerful and we're thrilled to announce our new line of micro specific racing quad frames. Can't wait? Click here to preorder your awesome … Continue reading New Atto 3″ X and stretched-X FPV quad frames.
Atto quads are out there. FPV pilots around the world are building and flying Atto frames but we're still busy trying out new designs and ideas to build the lightest and most versatile racing drones we can. So what's in the works? So far Atto frames have been designed to accept all sizes of flight … Continue reading What’s around the corner? Big little plans.
Atto Pilot Jon Hall aka 'Attofpv' was recently invited to a preview and test day at the UK's first permanent indoor drone racing venue - UKDS in Nottingham. UKDS provides a year round racing venue as well as tuition, introductory sessions, a pit area, charging station and shop as well as a fully lit (and dangerous) … Continue reading Atto at UKDS. The UK’s first indoor FPV racing venue.
Atto is here. After all the R&D, testing and retesting, the crashing and fixing and everything in between we're proud to offer our frames for sale through top uk drone shop and all round nice guys i-drone.co.uk. Atto frames feature high quality 3K carbon weave, titanium hardware, multiple top plates, lightweight alloy prop nuts and … Continue reading Atto racing quad frames shipping now.
If you've seen our Gopro carrying 130 build you'll know we like to make a statement with out quads. To try to test the limits of the X210 we decided it was time for a build capable of running higher voltage such as 5 or 6S lipo batteries. Our extremely generous friends at i-Drone got behind the … Continue reading X210 5″ racing quad build log
In quad racing three things are most important. Power, weight and handling. Removing weight from your setup not only improves the handling by lowering inertia but frees up more power for manoeuvres rather than just stopping you falling from the sky. In the US it's even more important as multicopters that exceed a 250g … Continue reading The Atto diet – Lightweight your Micro quad
