Micro H-Quadcopter for 8.5mm motors

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The system consists of an upper deck and a main frame section connected by m3x20 plastic screws, each forming part of a compartment. Rubber bands are used for mounting one-inch battery packs below the top portion of this device. A camera is integrated onto it with its position fixed through use of double-sided tape. There's been significant modification added over time as you will see in these updates below: The top part has undergone significant change, redesigned from before featuring rubber band mounts updated to suit newer design specifications since March 2015. Top4 and BODY2 files had some major modifications that resulted in a few important adjustments being made - firstly, smaller holes were drilled into the sides at specific intervals so propellers could easily fit through while simultaneously enhancing aerodynamics during flights. Second, separate file formats became available allowing users who desired increased design customization to work directly within 3D modeling software environments rather than manually editing each object layer by layer; though traditional users may also proceed with combining their creations however they choose. Some potential errors were reported with main frame parts by mkZero a Thingiverse user who shared this problem after encountering difficulties trying get original files working smoothly; netfabb-repaired copies of these components were made accessible afterwards allowing all users alike avoid frustration should same complications occur down line. When creating or editing your very own designs - whether custom or utilizing existing models as starting points always utilize G-Code animation software prior to initiating actual printing process, such precaution measures prove quite beneficial overall especially concerning reliability aspects otherwise easily missed due unexpected discrepancies during runtime - one recommended choice being found @ Thingiverse.