The Armattan Japalura is the little brother to the popular Armattan Chameleon. The components used here will work on either the 3" or the 4" baseplate. Traditionally 1407 motors have been used exclusively on 3" builds, but a new trend has emerged putting 4" props on a 3" powertrain. The advantage is a light-weight build with the flexibility to choose either 3" or 4" props and carry an HD camera. This particular configuration can easily handle a Mobius mini.
As the "younger sibling" to the Chameleon, the Armattan Japalura is the fanciest micro frame around, and the second design in Armattan's selection that features aluminum protection. Inspired by many of the same principals as the Chameleon, the Japalura is a lighter, more compact package that still supports many of today's FPV standards. This "4 inch" frame can handle full-sized miniquad guts, houses your standard HS1177 camera, and shields everything but the battery with two 4mm thick 6061 aluminum ribs.
As with any Armattan release, some of the best features of this frame are the lack of restrictions you have when building. For example: like usual, the Japalura supports a 30.5mm center stack up to 28mm high. In addition, the adjustable angle on the aluminum VTX mount supports a variety of transmitter options. Another feature is the option to mount the battery on the top or the bottom of this machine, just in case you have a strong preference. Lastly, if built with an eye on the weight of all the components, you ought to be able to skate by underneath the United State's FAA Registration restriction of 250g.
Available in either silver or purple, this frame looks smashing when paired with Oomph 1407 motors.
Specs:
Frame Weight: 56g
Motor to Motor: 174mm
Frame Shape: Freestyle Bus
Bottom Plate Thickness: 3mm
Other CF Thickness: 1.5mm
Aluminum Parts: Aircraft Grade 6061
Motor Mount Pattern: 13xx
Center Stack Mount Pattern: 30.5mm or 20m
Max Center Stack Height: 28mm
Warrantied Parts: Top-to-bottom (all)
Recommended Components
Motor Sizes: 1407/3500-4000kv
ESCs: 12-20a, also can use 30a esc
Prop Size: 4″
How to build a Armattan Japalura 4 FPV Quad? You can click this link to learn how to build a Armattan Japalura 4 FPV Quad.
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