Maticora quadcopter 250 fpv gimbal

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This is a Work In Progress project inspired by the Firefly Pro, which I hope to have improved upon some of its problematic points. I called it Maticora due to its resemblance to a red-headed serpent. It has a fairly high structure to accommodate all the electronics, currently housed inside: RX, BEC, Naze32 with vertical pins, Bluetooth battery sensor, buzzer connected to the Naze and a significant amount of cabling. I also developed a micro-vertical pan for FPV cameras. The top and bottom bases are quite perforated, allowing for modularity and potentially developing attachments for supplementary equipment, such as the TX FPV. The ESCs are housed in the four openable and ventilated arms (I use BL16A from DYS). The flight board has three anchor points: one posterior, one central, and one forward of the center of thrust. My complete quadcopter with a 2200mAh battery weighs about 628 grams. Required: * 12 x M3 x 40mm screws (to be shortened to 37mm) * 19 x TPS Phillips x 10 mm self-tapping wood screws * 3 x M3 x 10mm screws * M3 washers For the FPV pan: * 2 x M3 x 5mm screws (to be shortened to 3mm) * 1 x TPS Phillips x 10 mm self-tapping wood screw * 10 cm iron wire with a diameter of 1mm * A microservomotor 9g The project was developed using Solid Edge, and source files can be sent on request. Let me know how it goes and if there are any improvement suggestions! Order a 3D Print <script>function(a,b,c,d){var e,g=(a.getElementsByTagName(b)[0],/^http:/.test(a.location)?"http":"https");a.getElementById(d)||(e=a.createElement(b),e.id=d,e.src=g+"://d3d4ig4df637nj.cloudfront.net/w/2.0.js",e.async=!0,a.body.appendChild(e))}(document,"script",1,"h3d-widgets-js"); Print Settings Printer Brand: Ultimaker Printer: Ultimaker Original Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: 0.15 Infill: 60 Notes: 0.4mm extruder Infill above 30-40%