Jackal 5"

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Notes: - I've been flying the Jackal as an everyday freestyle rig and can definitely vouch for its durability. It flies very nicely although it is a pretty tight build, I've only just managed to fit an XSR, DYS Mi200 and a PDB+FC inside. I've broken a handful of zip ties in hard crashes, usually only one or two snap but sometimes I have been unlucky and accidentally ejected the GoPro, however it has never gone far from the quad. - The Jackal Bottom Plate SMA holes are too small and need to be fixed. - The HD camera strap slots on the slanted plate are too far back. In the pictures you can see I have been strapping the back of the GoPro and using a zip tie to secure the front. I will fix the slanted plate slot positioning soon. - The bare frame with all necessary hardware weighs 71g, The pictured quad weighs 394g with props, GoPro and no battery. The Jackal is a lightweight freestyle or race quadcopter frame inspired by the Hyperlite Evo. Carbon Fiber Cutting Instructions: All Jackal frame parts can be found ready to order on my Armattan productions store: https://armattanproductions.com/pages/kit_detail/1191 (I use a 0% commission rate so my parts and frames are as cheap as possible) - Jackal 210 Arm: 4mm CF - Brace Plate: 2mm CF - Base Plate: 2mm CF - Top Plate: 1.5mm CF - Slanted Plate: 1.5mm CF 3D Printing Instructions: All Jackal 3D printed parts should be printed in a flexible filament such as TPU. Jackal Camera Mounts: 100% infill optimal Enjoy! leave a comment if you have any questions. Note: All of my designs are free to download, print and cut for non-commercial use. Producing a remix of any of my designs for commercial purposes is permissible as long as credit is given to the original design. Please contact me if you are interested in using any of my designs commercially.