iflight bumblebee / green hornet cinewhoop

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Updates: May 7, 2020. There are now three flavors of ducts available for use with your standoffs. If you have 25mm standoffs, consider using the V2 tight or V2 loose version. The V2 tight is generally a better fit for 1408 motors, while the V2 loose is a better match for 1507's. There is also another version designed specifically for 27mm standoffs, though I haven't had a chance to test it myself. To print these ducts, simply turn them upside down and forget about supports altogether. You can achieve a 30% infill if you want your ducts to be slightly lighter. New session mounts are also available in two versions: hard mount and soft mount. The soft mount is designed specifically for use with Reelsteady, though I had mixed results with it. Feel free to give it a try if you're planning on using Reelsteady. I created these prints as a set for the Iflight Bumblebee Cinewhoop drone. To print them, simply use PLA or PETG for the ducts and TPU for everything else. The ducts have a small slot in them that's perfect for installing Tiny's LEDs - specifically the Femto Rainbow programable LEDs. Just use a bit of hot glue to secure them in place. The GoPro mount is designed for use with Hero 5, 6, or 7 models, while the other mount is intended for Session 5 with vibration dampening so you can utilize Reelsteady GO. I haven't had a chance to test that one yet, but it's available nonetheless. Keep in mind that the GoPro mounts do require supports, whereas the ducts can be printed upside down without any issues. I didn't create the DJI/antenna mount as I don't use SMA or DJI myself, but if there's enough interest, I'd be happy to add it to the mix. If you're planning on installing LEDs, I highly recommend using Tiny's 5-volt addressable LED PDB for a super clean and easy install. Here are some links to the specific components I used in my build: https://tinysleds.com/products/5-volt-addressable-led-pdb https://tinysleds.com/products/femto-rainbow