Moxy 5 Inch 6S FPV Drone Built and Tuned for Freestyle and Racing

Moxy configuration reference

The Moxy title says 6S, while its original description recommends 4S. The actual power version is unresolved; this reference does not confirm battery compatibility or a currently supplied build.

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Moxy: one frame, several recorded builds

The title retains a 6S designation, but the earliest Moxy description recommends a 4S battery. That conflict remains unresolved: neither voltage is confirmed for the pictured aircraft. This page brings together the original Moxy photographs and configuration choices as a reference, not a verified specification for a current 6S order.

Moxy front view with pink motors and blue and pink camera supports — At the camera end, blue and pink supports flank the lens. The MOXY lettering sits on the carbon plate behind it.

Moxy side view showing its upper battery deck and exposed centre electronics — The side view separates the upper battery deck from the exposed electronics below. The rear antenna has its own pink support.

The original description identifies a five-inch frame by Bubby FPV. These views are useful for discussing camera-mount shape, battery placement or replacement printed parts: they show where those pieces sit without hiding them behind a shell. They do not reveal every board label. A matching frame outline therefore cannot settle which electronics revision occupies the centre bay.

Four video choices in the original listing

The old menu separates the following image systems. It is a record of alternatives, not four systems supplied together. Keeping the camera and transmitter names paired is more useful than shortening every option to “HD”.

Video route	What the archived entry identifies
DJI O3	An O3 Air Unit option. This is a separate entry from Vista, rather than another name for the same camera-and-transmitter assembly.
DJI Vista	Vista HD paired with a Nebula Pro camera. Keep both names when referring to this version; the broad DJI label loses that distinction.
Fatshark / Avatar	Avatar HD V2 Micro. The original frame-fit note excludes the Avatar V2 Pro Camera; that exception must not disappear when the menu is condensed.
Analog	An Aura camera paired with an X2 Ultimate VTX. This was the analog branch of the menu, not an extra camera bundled with a digital selection.

The receiver is a separate entry

The same description names DJI, FrSky, Ghost, Crossfire and ELRS receiver choices. A video selection alone does not identify which control receiver was fitted. For a configuration enquiry, state both the camera/VTX pair and the receiver name instead of relying on “Moxy HD”. The old menu is not evidence that every combination remains available.

Where the solder-free description stops

MR30 quick connections were described for the motor-and-stack arrangement. The listed stack was T-Motor F7 HD with F55A PROII; the analog branch separately named an F7 controller. These are historical component entries, not labels verified on the photographed boards.

The receiver notes draw an important boundary: Ghost, Crossfire and ELRS repairs were expressly described as requiring soldering. Calling the entire aircraft maintenance-free or universally plug-and-play would erase that distinction. For replacement parts, the connector arrangement and receiver installation need to be identified separately; a matching motor name does not establish how every connection was made.

Videos retained with this listing

The two original embeds remain below. Their presence does not verify this Moxy configuration, tuning or flight performance.

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Moxy configuration record

Voltage unresolved. The retained title says 6S; the earliest accessory list recommends a Fuel Cell 4S 1500mAh pack. Neither entry establishes a safe battery choice for the actual aircraft.

Frame identity: The archived description identifies the Bubby FPV Moxy five-inch frame. Photographs support its layout, not a complete electrical specification.
Recorded motors: Four Hypetrain Bubby motors, listed as 2205 / 2004KV. These are archived values, not inspected motor markings.
Recorded props: The old parts list names grey HQ Juicy J37 props, 4.9 × 3.7 × 3.
Other listed parts: Black Kwad Skidz appear in the historical build list. Their inclusion in a present order is not established here.
Build status: Exact power version, fitted video/receiver combination and tuning remain unverified. The photographed battery is not proof of either voltage or package inclusion.