cineXplorer - Cinewhoop for exploring and Cinematic Shots

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Because I couldn't find a "perfect Cinewhoop" that met my requirements, I designed the cineXplorer. The cineXplorer features carbon fiber, TPU, and PLA components, all carefully crafted to deliver super smooth video at an affordable price. This Cine Whoop is an excellent tool for exploring new locations or capturing high-quality shots for your videos. I spent considerable time optimizing the ducts to achieve their final form, resulting in a more efficient and silent flying experience with HQ 75mm Props. There are two options available from the start: go HD with a DJI Air Unit print featuring all TPU files tagged as HD or opt for classic analog with files for antenna mounting and FPV Cams using 19mm components. Only PLA-printed parts include the ducts, while others can be printed in PLA Plus (such as Esun) for added stability. Arms are milled from 3mm cf, topped and bottomed by 2mm components to create a stiff frame that minimizes vibrations, ensuring more stable footage. You can choose between a full bottom plate for mounting 30.5x30.5 FC/ESC and 20x20 or just the 20x20mm version. Motormount holes measure 16x16, accommodating most 1407, 1408, 1506, and 1507 motors. All parts were printed with 100% infill. To assemble your cineXplorer, you'll need: four standoffs (28mm) for the mainframe, two standoffs (30mm) for the Camerasection, two standoffs (10mm) for Antennamount, four M2 x 8mm screws for ducts at arm ends, eight M3 x 10mm screws for the Mainframe and Gopro Mount, two M3 x 8mm screws for CapMount, six M3 x 6mm screws for Top/Bottom Plate, and some zip ties. For my build, I used: a Mamba F722 Mini, DJI Air Unit with DJI Cam, DJI 90 Degree MCCX to RPSMA and DJI Stubby Antennas, 35V 1000uf Cap, T-Motor 1507 2700kv/Ethix Cinerats 1507 2800kv, TBS Nano RX + Imortal T. The all-up weight of the cineXplorer, including printed parts and electronics without GoPro and Battery, is only 265 grams! Build your cineXplorer today and share some footage!