Micro Multicopter Frames R1
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This micro multicopter frame boasts an impressive design that not only looks amazing but also offers a lightweight and strong structure. The interchangeable and easily replaceable arms help reduce vibrations for cleaner mounts. Suitable for FPV with a micro camera, the spider quad frame weighs approximately 66g. Other options include the QuadX (54g) and HexaX (81g). However, note that the design remains untested as the 3D printer is yet to arrive. For more information and build logs, visit www.polakiumengineering.com. The primary components needed for assembly include the Turnigy 1811 2900KV Brushless Outrunner, Turnigy Plush 6A ESCs, 5030 Props (in two variants), 1000mAh 2S LiPo battery for quadcopter or a 2200mAh 2S LiPo for hexacopter, KK2 Flight Controller, and 3x 3mm plastic cable ties. The motor mounts are removed by unscrewing the grub screws, then CA glue is applied mid-way up the base of the motor before press fitting it into the arm's end. The flight controller is mounted to integrated standoffs using pins or self-tapping screws. A lower plate allows for a 35mm wide Velcro strap to securely hold a 2S LiPo battery, with two locations on the Hexacopter frame for longer batteries. Please await your 3D printer before testing the design fully.
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