deculture fuxxor

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The Fuxxor was the first frame I designed roughly eight months ago. It's a lightweight yet robust frame suitable for the E011 flight controller and larger props (77mm diagonal but still remarkably compact).\r\n\r\nI've never witnessed any damage to one of these frames.\r\n\r\nHonestly, I highly recommend the Deculture Beta as it is lighter and equally durable. The Beta simply can't match this incredible frame's beauty though.\r\n\r\nTo my recollection (a bit fuzzy), the Fuxxor weighs approximately 2.75 grams, while the Beta comes in at around 2.45 grams. It's made of ABS, of course.\r\n\r\nThe Fuxxor is also quite flexible due to its narrow waist, allowing it to absorb impacts effectively. The Beta, on the other hand, is too short and rigid to flex much. Nonetheless, I wrap my motors in Banggood's white packing foam and dental floss (as shown in pictures on other frames) for all of my micros now. It's virtually impossible to damage one of these frames with this preparation.\r\n\r\nThere are some minor imperfections... This being my first design and print, I had to drill out the screw holes slightly (now I make them larger as they tend to fill in) and do a bit of filing and trimming to accommodate the E011 flight controller. The little discs on top of the screw holes sometimes separate due to lamination, but it doesn't matter since the screws securely clamp down. You might want to simply cut off these discs.\r\n\r\nIt's worth noting that the Deculture Beta build shown on that page has a substantial glob of glue holding the camera to the vtx (repurposed), so the scales picture is heavier than this one, even though it's a lighter build. This frame remains amusing because it resembles a little man, don't you agree, trendsetters?