VDQ250 pod style landing skids

VDQ250 pod style landing skids

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I find the stock landing skids rather lacking. I've opted for a much more solid solution instead. Two designs are available - one sealed for those who operate in dusty environments and another open-style model, ideal for individuals who prefer periodic lubrication of their bearings. An updated version is now lighter than its predecessor, with widened head screw holes to boot. Instructions for assembly follow below. These prints were produced at a layer height of 0.14mm, with 50% infill. To secure the motor and pod in place on the VDQ arm, use M3x12mm hex screws. Due to an apparent issue with some arms not having screw spacing wide enough, a 19mm spacing is currently not feasible. Rest assured, this isn't a problem stemming from the landing skid design itself; it's actually due to issues specific to certain VDQ250 arms. I found it necessary to enlarge the arm hole pattern using a Dremel for smooth installation.

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