snapper 7 whoop 3d models

My first whoop design had a plate to mount the motors to and it created this crazy heavy thing that flew well and was incredibly strong but wouldn't fly on 0803 motors without them getting crazy hot. This frame is 40+% lighter than my previous...

Portable Whoop gate. When looking at the gates commercially available I was kinda shocked, they look nice but $10-$20 for a gate is a bit ridiculous. So I devised a cunning plan involving 5/8" electrical pipe ($0,50 over here for 2 meters / 6-ish...

My DIY design for a camera support tailored for Whoop drones is straightforward and easy to implement. I've created two versions, one with 10-degree and another with 15-degree angles. The V2 model features a loop specifically designed to securely...

I used a smaller tiny whoop fc rubber dampener in the rear. ... Link to the dampener I used in the rear https://betafpv.com/collections/cable-screw/products/screws-and-rubber-dampers Link to the build for more...

I redesigned the entire back section of the Alpha Squad WhooPod after printing out the original design and testing it on my whoop, identifying several areas that could be improved. I strengthened the rear section significantly and modified the hole...

I designed a 3D printed brushless whoop by repurposing materials I already had at home. ... Components List: * Propellers: purchased from this link https://bit.ly/3dFaIqz * Camera and VTX combo: sourced from this link https://bit.ly/3asz5G3 * Receiver:...

I used a smaller tiny whoop fc rubber dampener in the rear. ... Link to the dampener I used in the rear https://betafpv.com/collections/cable-screw/products/screws-and-rubber-dampers Link to the build for more pictures ...

I'm inspired by Marcus Lankenau's Tiny Whoop camera mount and have built my own custom holder for the VM221T using his base as a foundation. This design securely holds the camera in place with gentle pressure from the mount, requiring it to be...

The first condom-style whoop case on Thingiverse that can accommodate stock Meteor65 without bending and stressing frame and canopy. Two versions included: * No hassle casually slice and print with your default settings and 0.4mm nozzle. * Solid...

This design complies with the Tiny Whoop Class track regulations, ensuring a stable and enjoyable racing experience. The large stands used in this design provide a more stable track, allowing multiple drones to fly through the course simultaneously....

Designed to hold two whoops 24 1S lipos six chargers a slot for the prop tool and extra compartments for whatever fits. Lid and case overlap by about seven millimeters so subtract seven millimeters from the lid sizes provided to find the right...

This is the buck against which you will vacuform plastic, allowing you to craft thin plastic components that will cover your whoop. Please note that 3D-printed pieces are not mounted directly onto the whoop. I encountered considerable difficulty...

I extend my gratitude to patshead and the Tiny Whoop community on Thingiverse for their contributions that led to developing a solution tailored to my requirements. I needed a holder capable of storing all 24 of my Tiny Whoop batteries, allowing me...

I simply drilled a tiny hole in the rubber band mounts on the new whoop frame and screwed the old standoffs on. Without those standoffs and the little carbon plate, it would be 37.8 grams. It was just the easiest solution to try it out. I didn't even...

... RobotGeek.com. Since this robot is based on the RobotGeek Snapper Arm, you can use code written for the RobotGeek Snapper Arm with this project. ... Autodesk 360 offers a video showcasing the assembly process of the Snapper Mini robot arm in detail.

This gauge measures the gap between the driven disk and the drive pulley. ...It's essential for anyone with a Snapper rear-engine rider that utilizes a driven disk, as it prevents slipping when ascending hills.

-- Updated April 13, 2019: I added Hexagon Tips (short and long with male and female connections) to make half-hexagons that indicate the direction to turn in our whoop tracks. ... Here's a small video showcasing some of these gates:...

Just upload the 2 .f3d files into fusion 360 and set the dimensions to the specs of the whoop you are designing it for.Dimensions are from outside wall to outside wall, or with height from the bottom surface to the very top edge of the box.I'd...

... to play with whoops. -- Updated April 13, 2019: I added Hexagon Tips (short and long with male and female connections) to make half hexagons to indicate the way to turn in our whoop tracks. Here's a small video where I use some of these gates!

Inspired by Kabab FPV, I transformed my UR65 into a super whoop. I designed two frames for both 55mm props and 65mm props, with a crucial note - if your UR65 motors are involved, keep in mind that the prop size is 0.8mm, while most common props at...

Nice little "coffin" for your whoop batteries. Holds 27 1S lipos. Insert vertically for full, sideways for empties. You can add some paint into the F & E letters & arrows to see them better. ...Squeeze the short ends of the lid to remove...

Tripod for mounting a Whoop gate. The gate circle and legs are made of 16mm electrical tube, the pink base is designed to hold a 2-meter light strip with a battery holder from ALi Express, all contained within a piece of 16mm transparent tube so the...

This is My Design for Whoop Gates. For a build volume of 300x300, I used a diameter of 19 inches. To reduce plastic usage, the design is completely foldable and requires no gluing. To assemble this project, you will need: 12 pieces of 3M nuts 12...

Recommended props are the DYS 2030 Check out the RCgroups thread here: https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?2815221-Snapy-brushless-Tiny-Whoop Print Settings: Printer: Sunhokey Prusa i3 is a great choice Rafts: Doesn't matter, you can skip...

Next, we'll make two Light Acro frames for the Tiny Whoop Inductrix Quad! You can help us grow by liking, commenting, and subscribing to our channel. ... Follow me here: * http://diy.engineering/ * https://www.instagram.com/david.g.johnson/ *...

... you're up for the challenge, I'd be grateful if you could print this design and test its tolerances, then let me know what adjustments are needed to ensure optimal performance. Your feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance! Whoop on!

All you need is a tiny Whoop board, two motors (one clockwise and one counterclockwise), some foam, a board, and a hot glue gun. I've had this idea for over two years, and now it's finally a reality. I'm excited to share it with you, and if you have...

This frame is a customized version of the "64mm Brushless Tiny Whoop" by THATDONFC (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2303314). I have fine-tuned the motor mountings and the propeller guard for optimal milling performance. Additionally, I designed...

I wanted to use my super light acro frame, printed in carbon fiber pet-g, but also utilize my trusty carbon fiber x-braces, which really make a huge difference, however they don't fit on bare motors, and as I'm still quite new to multi-rotors,...

This is a launch pad for tiny quadcopters like Tiny Whoops. When using it on a smooth surface, I suggest applying an anti-slip foam pad, similar to what you'd use to secure a lipo battery to a 5-inch mini quad. This will help prevent the micro...