Stinger: 75mm whoop all in one vwhoop to racer conversion

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Human: the primary objective of this build is to extract the superior components from the eachine vwhoop90 and transform them into a genuine whoop.\r\n\r\nThis comprehensive package includes all the elements I used to dismantle my eachine vwhoop90 and convert it into an exceptional racing whoop. \r\n\r\nThe frame and ducts are a reworked version of Rockracers 75mm brushless frame, I merely modified the base frame to accommodate sandwiching the FC between the base and the ducts and made some space for the connectors and wires. \r\n\r\nI also coarsely removed the camera mounts on the ducts as I didn't require them for this build and increased the depth of the ducts to better envelop the props.\r\n\r\nAbduljabbars canopy designed for the e011 fits perfectly between the ducts on the frame. I "chopped the top" primarily to make it print faster without support, it also made it a bit lighter. but the canopy would function fine as it is, just takes a little longer to print and requires support.\r\n\r\nIt's a neat little assembly for a clean lightweight rocket of a 1s brushless, and will perfectly accommodate the CrazybeeF3 FC, aio camera, and 802 19000kv's that come on the vwhoop90\r\n\r\nWhoop weighs in at 24g built with no battery and incredibly fast.\r\n\r\n**Quick update: Depending on what kind of aio camera you use you may have to make a hole in the top of the canopy to accommodate the antenna stub. I wanted to keep the antenna sheltered but it keeps pushing the camera on an angle making it hard to fly.\r\n\r\nAlso if your like me and want to do a bit of indoor acro I recommend printing 2 or 3 extra prop ducts as I'm already on my 3rd one from under flipping and ripping into a wall or floor. Too bad I can't print my wife a new ceramic picture frame!