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SpeedyBee Master 5 V2 Analog (TX800, ELRS)
Community build by Lystrup Maher (@lystrupmaher)Staff · Published Oct 1, 2026
About this build
SpeedyBee's pre-built 5-inch freestyle quad uses its F7 V3 stack with Bluetooth, so it can be set up from a phone at the field. The analog version pairs an 800 mW VTX with a RunCam Phoenix 2 SE camera and Emax ECO II motors, giving a well-reviewed, budget-friendly all-rounder.
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Parts list from pyrodrone.com, oscarliang.com
Parts list
0 of 9 parts are in our catalog
| Frame | SpeedyBee Master 5 V2 (226 mm wheelbase, 5 mm arms) | Not in our catalog |
| Flight controller | SpeedyBee F7 V3 (STM32F722, BMI270, Bluetooth) | Not in our catalog |
| ESC | SpeedyBee BL32 50A 4-in-1 (4-6S) | Not in our catalog |
| Motors | Emax ECO II 2306 (1900KV) × 4 | Not in our catalog |
| Video transmitter | SpeedyBee TX800 (5.8GHz 800mW) | Not in our catalog |
| Camera | RunCam Phoenix 2 SE | Not in our catalog |
| Receiver | ExpressLRS ELRS 2.4GHz receiver (factory installed) (ELRS 2.4G variant chosen; TBS Crossfire Nano and PNP also sold) | Not in our catalog |
| Propellers | Gemfan Hurricane MCK 51466 V2 (5.1-inch tri-blade) × 4 | Not in our catalog |
| Battery | CNHL MiniStar 6S 1300mAh (6S 1050-1500mAh LiPo) | Not in our catalog |