Frogger modular drone

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So, as requested here are the STL files for FROGGER.\r\n\r\nFROGGER is a highly advanced, modular 450mm quadcopter that boasts exceptional light weight. What sets this design apart from others is its impressive modular ability. The heart of this system features a versatile picatinny rail mounted on the front of the drone, allowing different modules to be easily installed for various missions.\r\n\r\nThe included module is just one of several I've created so far, and it allows for seamless 5.8ghz FPV video transmission as well as crystal-clear 1080p onboard recording, 2-axis stabilization, a powerful 3-watt LED search light, 90-degree camera tilt, and intelligent audio control of the FPV transmitter. The transmitter is also expertly cooled by a high-performance 10mm, 5-volt fan. Despite the whole package weighing in at just over 900 grams, the quadcopter hovers effortlessly at half throttle with a 3-amp, 3s battery, and can easily handle a 4s battery.\r\n\r\nMy next module/head will be an ultra-lightweight FPV camera featuring servo tilt, circular polarized filtration, VTX, and bomb drop capabilities. The purpose of this module is to drop baited lines in front of running schools of fish in the hope of hooking the predators chasing them. The prospect of reeling in a big catch is certainly exciting.\r\n\r\nI will also post a video discussing the construction of the drone, providing detailed information so that an experienced drone builder can successfully replicate this project. However, please note that this project is not suitable for beginners and requires advanced knowledge and skills. I'll also post all the materials used in the build, which were sourced from Amazon at a total cost of roughly $450 for both the head and the drone. This impressive value far surpasses what's offered by DJI.\r\n\r\nThe drone electronics consist of high-performance 2213 motors, a robust 30-amp 4-in-1 ESC, and an F4 FC running INAV, with an M8N GPS for exceptional navigation capabilities.\r\n\r\nAs of today, February 4th, 2019, I have yet to finalize the tuning of the PIDs but once I do, I'll post a video on my YouTube channel showcasing high-definition flight footage of FPV/OSD, as well as line-of-sight views.\r\n\r\nBILL OF MATERIALS:http://a.co/8pJ2CBo