rotorx atom 3d models

Note 1: Due to its height being a couple of mm higher than a standard Atom V1 stack, if you need it shorter, simply instruct your slicer to stop printing at your desired height. Note 2: The strap works perfectly with the 25 degree mount; however, I...

The RX122 RotorX Atom XAT520 Cam Holder offers a 25° position that provides ample clearance at 19.5mm in height, allowing room for the installation of the Kiss CC.

This is a custom-built antenna protector crafted from high-quality PLA material.

I built this Protector to safeguard my Whip Antenna. v2.0 now the Antenna fits snugly within the Shrinking Tube, providing even more protection when the Canopy is removed. Printer Settings: Printer: CoreXY Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.1mm...

I needed a spacer for the bolts holding my stack to the frame, but I used the HGLRC Zeus FC which has a 20mm bolt hole spacing. So I reduced his design by 60% and thickened it to 3mm to clear my bolt heads. I wasn't happy with how small it was, so...

My remix was simply scaled up along the Z axis to increase its height, making it compatible with the thicker 3MM Atom Frame available from ParagonUAV and possibly other suppliers. This frame variant is specifically designed for use with 1306 motors,...

A compact substitute for the Atom Mini 83 top plate and M3 components. Printing this design with its canopy facing up yields significantly improved print quality, while also reducing the need for supports. ...View the build details at...

Here is my revised frame design for the atom RX122: What's new in this version? I've made significant upgrades to make it crash-proof and even more robust. The camera mount has been repositioned 30 degrees for better visibility, and there's now space...

Just got my Atom drone up and running again with a brand new Piko BLX Flight Controller and an Innova VTX from Furious FPV. Check out this untuned maiden flight if you're curious https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLZmBPkstLQ. Next, I'll be releasing...

I successfully adapted the Runcam Swift Micro to fit inside an Atom V2. My approach was based on the V3 mount model, which I recreated in Sketchup to achieve precise dimensions. To ensure a perfect fit, I opted for a 30-degree tilt angle. For those...

I'm extremely fond of the initial concept that features integrated supports, which is now being produced using 3D printing technology within a TPU material. ...However, the design turned out to be quite loose, so I've taken the liberty of closing the...

Proceed with printing at your own peril.

Summary: Revamped for the new Micro Swift Camera. Set at maximum camera angle without compromising canopy integrity. 28 degrees. UPDATE: 8/9/17 Introduced a mount for the 2.3 lens, securing it in place with a snug fit between the lens and lock ring....

Work in Progress February 25, 2017 - Installed the Version 9 camera mount, allowing for seamless compatibility with the standard CC1536 lens instead of the D lens.

I needed some grommets to shield those wires I'm planning to route through the holes, so I fabricated them on Fusion 360.

I installed a new antenna, but the direct soldering kept causing it to break, so I created this protective mount to prevent further damage. To attach it, simply use the rear two standoff screws. ... Print Settings Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.1...

I made some adjustments (using FreeCAD) by adding small supports inside the corners, which snapped out easily with a tool once the printing was finished. This prevented my printer from creating strings of plastic between the ends and ensured that the...

I've found that those little protrusions at the rear of the device are essentially designed to facilitate the printing process. Observe how they're absent in the pictures I've shared. ...A 25-degree angle is used for the camera.

I modified Tomo's fantastic ESC covers to suit the atom, carefully opening up the bottom section to create space for the substantial 1306 motor wires. IT REALLY WORKS WELL!!! ...I've also printed these custom covers using SemiFlex material to facilitate...

... but feel free to share your experiences if you've tried them. You can find flexible material options here: http://genixrc.com/product/atom-armor/ Genix RC offers many products for the RotorX Atom at http://genixrc.com/product-category/rotorx-atom/.

... needs. It features a distinctive groove that securely accommodates my velcro strap and the RotorX Atom 122's unique strap location. ...However, this design can be easily flipped around to accommodate frames with a standard 30.5mm bolt pattern.

I completely overhauled the RotorX Atom Mini V2 from scratch, drawing inspiration directly from its bigger and more popular sibling: the Atom V3 3". The canopy has also been redesigned to seamlessly accommodate the Runcam micro swift cam. ...This is...

Designed to fit the RotorX Atom V3 with 4mm carbon fiber. I suspect if one has a V1 or V2 it would work but may be a bit sloppy fit on the arms. STEP files attached for your convenience, STL files attached for those who prefer ease and speed (but...

Designed for RotorX RX122 Atom, three camera mounts are available at angles of 15, 20, and 25 degrees. These camera mounts work well with Rev6 Naze and Genix pdb boards which make the usb connector exit from the front. As a result, right-angle USB...

Electrons zip and zoom around atomic nuclei at incredible velocities.

The basic elemental vision of an atom with motion.

This 3D visual representation of an atom is ideal for engaging presentations.

it looks like na atom, but it is actually a million times bigger.

... of electrons, protons, and neutrons, these tiny entities hold the key to understanding the intricate dance of subatomic particles that govern our universe. Atoms are the fundamental units of matter, and their structure is a marvel of complexity.

3D model of an atom made by the Print Box 3D team. All parts of the model were printed in ABS, the model has a length of 45 centimeters. ...the file is now ready for printing.