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Sorry, I thought about it later and realized you were talking about the measurement from the edge of one rotor arm to it's apposing rotor arm, I do have a millimeter ruler, I'll have to check it out later and let you know, but I suspect you are correct in the measurement, because I have two Tarrot 680's that I'm building and they are longer than the Yuneec rotor arms.Not sure what your point is here. Are you making some sort of reference to the control range of the H480?
Regarding the choice between using the metric or imperial measuring systems I know that in the USA the metric system remains generally un-adopted but in a good proportion of the rest of the world the metric system is used. I live in England where the metric system is widely used particularly by the younger generations but older people like myself still grasps on to the Imperial system wherever we can. For example, I think about miles per gallon rather than kilometers per liter yet when I go to fill up my car I buy the fuel in liters because that is how it is dispensed in the U.K.
So, to convert that H480 into the imperial equivalent form that an 'insulated from the rest of the world' person can understand, my statement in my previous post would become: H is for Hex and 480 is the distance between directly apposing boom ends being 480mm = 18 57⁄64 inches.
My apologies for making the rude assumption that you would easily be able to comprehend the concept of the measurement 480mm