Quadcopter frame 270mm size

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Here is a nice quadcopter frame with a size of 270mm ~ (10.63"). It weighs approximately 110g (0.24lb). Standard holes in the down plate are designed to accommodate a flight controller like CC3D for example. To assemble this quadcopter, you will need the following parts: 16 x M3 10mm screws, 4 x M3 nuts, and 4 x aluminum spacers or printed spacers with a file supplied. For electronics and other necessary components, you will require: 4 x RCX Brushless Motor 1804 (2CW/2CCW) or equivalent, 4 x 5045 propellers (2CW/2CCW), 4 x OPTO mini 20A ESC, 1 x Distribution Power Board with a 5V/12V BEC Output, 1 x CC3D flight controller, 2 x Velcro Strap, 1 x Lipo 3S 900-1300 mA, and 1 x Lipo connector with cable to connect the distribution board to the lipo. Additionally, you will need: 4 x M3 Nylon Spacers (for the CC3D base), 4 x M3 Nylon screws, 1 x 4ch+ receiver (5ch if modes are desired), and 1 x 4ch+ transmitter (5ch if modes are desired). Here are the recommended print settings for optimal results: Print with a Dagoma DiscoEasy200 printer. For rafts, it doesn't matter which setting you choose. Supports should be turned off to allow for maximum flexibility in design. The resolution should be set at 0.2 for high-quality prints. For infill settings, refer to the notes below. For arms, use no brim if there are no warp problems and 100% infill for optimal strength. For plates, use no brim if there are no warp problems and 50% infill for reduced weight without compromising stability. For spacers, a brim with 100% infill will provide the necessary support and strength. For feet, use no brim if there are no warp problems and 50% infill with flexible filament if possible to ensure optimal durability and shock absorption.