HF210 FPV Racing Drone

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UPDATE 05.02.19: Huge thanks to everyone who supported my design. I've moved on to new projects now and won't be updating this Thing or responding to comments anymore. I appreciate all the feedback, builds, downloads, and collections. Best wishes to all makers for a fantastic 2019! Zack. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TSEU6fhrRQ Non-Commercial: You don't have permission to print and sell this frame as is or in separate components. However, you can print and fly it for personal use. You're allowed to remix, modify, or alter this design and share your variation while giving credit to me as the original designer. Please pay attention to the Creative Commons license these files are released under. This means they're available for personal use only. Key features: - 2 printed components - Unibody design - Extremely strong and lightweight - Print with your preferred material - Suitable for a 200mm x 200mm bed - Frame size: 210mm - Fits 4-inch propellers - Total print time: approximately 7 hours with Prusa 0.25mm profile and 22% cubic infill - M3 x 16/19mm slots for motors - 30.5mm hole spacing for FC/PDB (max stack height: 30mm) - Top-mount battery for good COG and prevent damage in crashes - Built-in motor guards allow motor cooling - All wiring and connections hidden for a clean build - No support material needed! - No standoffs required! Weight: - Frame only: 104g - RTF: 488g Instructions: Print one of each component (2 total). Required hardware: - 2x M3 x 10mm machine screws - 4x M3 nuts - 1x #29 elastic band - 1x zip tie & heat shrink Attach the screws and nuts to either side of the top cover as shown in image 8. Fasten the zip tie near the front of the top cover by looping it through the slots (image 9), then slide the heat shrink over both the zip tie and antenna (image 10) from your Rx to keep it upright and away from the props. To see how to attach the top cover to the lower frame using the elastic band, check out this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uww9_MAOlg8 Print settings: - Layer Height: 0.25mm - Walls: 3 - Top Layers: 5 - Bottom Layers: 4 - Infill: 22% I use a cubic infill as it provides an excellent balance of strength and weight, along with faster print times. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/HXLMES