No
It is for sale.
I have a guy that wants to buy it but said he could get his guy that builds multikoptes to do it for 50.00 an hour.
The question that i would like to have answered is how many hours does it take for a guy that builds them all the time to build one.
No one has been able to answer this question.
I have built quite a few of these copters Greg, and I can say that it takes me quite a bit of time. I guess the amount of time it takes someone else, all comes down to the builder and how well it was built. If I wanted to rush through a build (which I never would), I gues it could be done it approx 4-6 hours. That would be just assembling the frame, motors, installing boards and soldering everything up. I can only imagine that problems would certainely arrise from a rush build like that though.
For my own builds like this one here
http://www.multirotorforums.com/sho...-Photohigher-Professional-Heavy-Lift-AP-Build
I would guess it took me approx 16-20 hours possibly longer. However I am very picky on my builds, and I pay very close attention to detail. I Cover all my wireing and ensure that there are no parts that could rub through. I use allot of heat shrink and take quite a bit of time when soldering. When using metal fastners I use locktite and make sure not to se too much. Allot of time is spent on Radio and FC Configuration. I really take my time making sure all functions on my transmitter are correct, ensuring I wont have anything weird happen on my test flights. After all that is done, I put the props on and begin the test flights and tuning of my FC settings. All in all, It takes a good 3-4 days of focus and work, to get a copter built from scratch and into the air fully tested. That 3-4 days is with all components laying in my shop and on a build I have done a few times all ready. If it were all new components (like switching to a new FC that I hadnt used before), Then it would probably take me allot longer to get everything to an A+ setup (along with alot of headaches that come with a new build hehehe). Now that I think about it, I spend a bit of time going back and forth to the field for test flights and tuning. Heck, I guess you could rack up a quick 8 hours in just test flights and going back and forth. When delivering a new copter to a client, I spend quite a bit of time in test flights alone. Making sure it is fully tested and carring the weight that it will be flying. This way I am 100% confident when handing it over to its new owner. To give you an idea of time spent on test flights, The last copter I gave to a client had 120 min on the FC. That was 2 hours of pure flying just for testing and set up. That did not include the actual build.
Anyway, sorry to ramble on. I am not sure if that answered your question, But hopefully it gave you an Idea of the time involved.
