tiny whoop nano canopy 3d models

Tiny Whoop case designed originally for Furibee F36 but should work with others like JJRC H36 and Eachine E011. 1mm wall thickness provides a secure fit, including motor housing retainers for a more snug hold (refer to pictures) and to prevent...

Remixed Rugged Box to store whoop and some batteries len - 140 mm wid - 84 mm hei - 80 mm

After requests, here is the version of the classic tiny whoop x 68mm. The light and airy architecture of the 68mm frame has been possible due to the soliditer and stiffness of the polycarbonate. Be very careful in flight with other filaments ;) ...

After requests, here is the version of the classic Tiny Whoop X 68mm. The light and airy architecture of the 68mm frame has been made possible due to the solid integrity and stiffness of the polycarbonate material. Be very careful in flight with...

I designed a custom camera mount for my Tiny Whoop (Blade Inductrix with onboard FPV) because I didn't want to use gel tape to secure the SMD components. I searched Thingiverse but couldn't find a suitable print, so I took matters into my own hands...

If you decide to build with the FETtec board the normal whoop orientation camera mounts or canopies probably will not work due to the 45-degrees angle difference. Here comes my canopy into the picture. It can mounted on top of the FETtec AIO board...

lightweight flexible plastic mount for digital camera Runcam Nano V3 HDZero print with 100% support

Lightweight canopy for small drone and 14x14mm camera 10, 25, 30, 30 angle camera mount

Tiny Whoop Gate Connector ====================== What is it? -------------- This innovative piece connects 2ft lengths of 1/2 PEX tubing together seamlessly. It attaches to any surface using a sturdy velcro strap, or two. To add an extra layer of...

This is an 84 mm true x configuration mini/micro quad with ducted props that utilizes the stock Blade Inductrix FC, 7X20mm motors with Hubsan props (or similar size), and the Tiny Whoop FPV setup. I have been flying with 205mah Mylipo batteries,...

This upgrade kit helps you transform your Eachine E010 into a Tiny Whoop by bracing the frame and attaching a video camera! I've focused on creating a kit specifically designed for absolute beginners rather than expert flyers. Therefore, the frame...

After requests, check out the version of the classic tiny whoop x 68mm. The sleek and agile architecture of the 68mm frame has been made possible due to the robustness and flexibility of the polycarbonate material. Be extremely cautious in flight...

After requests, here is the version of the classic tiny whoop x 68mm.\nThe ultra-light and airy architecture of the 68mm frame is made possible by the strength and stiffness of the polycarbonate material.\nBe extremely careful in flight with other...

After requests, here is the version of the classic Tiny Whoop X 68MM. The airy and lightweight design of the 68MM frame has been made possible due to the solidifier and stiffness of polycarbonate. Be extremely cautious in flight with other...

I created the "Tiny Whoop gate" for Blade inductrix, tinywhoop, eachine E010 and others, and it worked wonderfully. The only drawback was using Zip Ties or electric tape to hold the LED's in place. I thought 3D printing should include everything...

I believe this frame will also serve as an excellent Tiny Whoop frame replacement. A battery holder bracket is included (fits the stock E010 battery), and it needs to be super glued to the bottom of the frame. Flight: Updated flight characteristics...

Unless you need this specific mount for a good reason, use the updated version instead: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5278880 Whoop camera mount for the TW pinch. ... Print in PA+CF of similar stiff and tough material.

This is a stand for 65mm and 75mm whoop. It is used for calibration. There is no cooling function. Please prepare a fan separately. ... It requires 14.8m of filament and about 3 hours of printing time.

This is an 85mm mini whoop, a compact quadcopter designed for use with 8.5mm motors and a 32mm long flight controller (FC). Optimized for printing at 0.15mm layers, 0.4 wall thickness, and 30% infill density. The result should be approximately 12g of...

A rough-in for the FX805 (or RMRC Cricket Cam) for use in Fusion 360 when designing mounts and canopies. Category: R/C Vehicles

Designers use a rough-in for the FX805, also known as the RMRC Cricket Cam, to plan mounts and canopies within Fusion 360.

This is a Wu Tang Frame that fits Blade inductrix and tiny whoop parts perfectly. I've finally been able to do something like this after years of wanting to take on a project like it. It's now been seven days since I first got my Monoprice Select...

Print two of the base parts and 4 of the others, and with the help of some 3/16in dowels, you got a gate for your whoops. The dowels can be any length you want, i had them at 22cm but would probably go a touch larger. ... LEDs optional, but kinda...

Built an adjustable mount for my whoop, leveraging Keith's innovative frame support design as a baseline for comparison. ...Other components were crafted from scratch using Tinkercad, a great platform for beginners looking to develop their skills in...

Some Emax whoops over the years had similar thin 'straps' around the motors instead of full shrouds. Also poked some holes on the battery carriage to shave just a little more off. Solid frame, just ended up playing with it in Tinkercad and came up...

Rush Tiny Tank Mini vtx mount (25.5mmX25.5mm) You can place the vtx inside and no touch the fc board Weight:1g Notice:Please printed with TPU

Easy Print Tiny Whoop Race Gates – USB Powered LED's. First off full credit to David Just for the original design that I based the idea of this design from. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3323922 Backstory: The drive came from my...

I aimed to craft a minimalist camera mount that was both featherlight and printed with remarkable speed, yet sufficiently robust to conceal props on my diminutive whoop drone. This design prints flat, and can be carefully shaped using a lighter or...

This is the whoop board size camera canopy I designed for the SharkByte RunCam camera.

I secured the canopy down to the frame using the flight controller's screws, which works much better than using the side tabs. My tutorial is available here: https://youtu.be/gKx1zs5B3WI. For an alternate mold use this:...