Racing Quadcopter V2

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Here is the rewritten text: I'm excited to share my latest creation, V2 of my first racing quadcopter. A major overhaul has taken place in this design, resulting in significant changes. The arms now angle diagonally from the previous tangent design, providing an impressive 8 inches of clearance between motor rotational axes. This allows for easy use of 5-inch props without a hitch. In addition to this upgrade, I've added a retaining clip for the XT60 connector. To install it, simply attach the female end to the top plate from below and secure it using the battery clip STL file. You can then plug your battery directly into the connector from above, achieving a flush finish with no cabling draped over the framework that could potentially be damaged by the props. This design now utilizes the CC3D flight controller instead of the kk2.1. After testing both boards, I firmly believe the CC3D is superior for tweaks and autonomous flight. The lower plate features four stand-offs for secure installation of your flight board. Three slots are also present on this plate, allowing for cable management or alternative uses. The hole diameter in the risers measures 4.5mm, providing an extra 0.5mm to accommodate an M4 bolt without requiring modification, should your printer fail to produce a perfect circle. To complete this build, you'll need to print: * Lower Plate * Top Plate * Battery Clip * Four Arms * Six Risers Future additions may include side plates for FPV mounting areas. As I continue to work on this project, more components might be added. Print Settings: * Rafts: Doesn't matter * Supports: No * Resolution: 0.1-0.3mm * Infill: 40-50% * Notes: All parts should print without requiring supports I designed this build from scratch using Fusion 360, completely reworking the original design for version 2.