65mm Frame 615 Brushed Motors

grabcad

This drone flies exceptionally well with genuine, store-bought parts!! Requirements: Four x 615 motors are necessary - two spinning clockwise and two counter-clockwise. One All-In-One (AIO) 1s Flight Controller is needed; I prefer to use a BetaFPV F4, but my BeeCore F3 will have to suffice. A 250mAh stick Lipo battery is also required.Recommended: Printing the Canopy adds value - it's well worth it! After experimenting with the UR65 Brushless and HalfChrome Brushed models, which printed poorly, I created a new, successful brushed design that prints beautifully. This model performs magnificently - exceptionally well, actually! At least, in PETG; my attempt to print it in Nylon was not yet successful, largely because of my lack of experience with Nylon.Now regarding this file's assembly process: the parts can be printed and assembled into a functional drone by following these simple steps: I broke the original 3D printing design down into manageable parts. A single frame component along with four motor holders and two battery tabs comprise this project. To assemble, apply epoxy glue and join the motor holders into their corresponding circles on the frame while attaching the battery tabs over the tray in any position you like - a slight offset allows for a USB stick's passage; many use velcro instead of these battery tabs.