X-107 - 2" Micro Brushless Drone Beta Testing

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X-107 - Micro Brushless 2" 11xx Compatible Drone Frame - Beta Testing 13.09.2018 - IMPORTANT UPGRADE TO CAMERA MOUNTS Note: This mount is designed for a clean fit of the camera, with internal clearance for 20 x 20 mm. The mount can be easily bent to accommodate any looseness or thin washers used to resolve issues. Picking the right file: There are several files available: 1. RunCam 19 x 19 Mount - Has M2 holes on each side to mount 19 x 19 cameras or provided adapters. 2. RunCam 19 x 19 Mount - Has M2 slots on each side to mount 19 x 19 cameras or provided adapters. 3. Drop Head RunCam 19 x 19 Mount - A smaller version designed for mounting off the roof. 4. Universal Camera Adapter - Suitable for Tiny Whoop style cameras, with adjustable tilt and a lens size of 20-30 mm. 5. Universal Camera Adapter - Blank template for custom lens sizes. Build advice: 1. Reference the X-132 page for better instructions and ideas. 2. You can build in multiple formats so have fun and try different configurations. 3. If you choose to go fully modular, you will need long M2 and M3 bolts to secure your stack/components. 4. I recommend printing in 1.1 mm plates and stacking 3 in various combinations of materials. 5. For camera mounts, print so the lines vertically run up the part. Frame specifics: 1. True X-107 mm frame design. 2. 9 mm motor mount in x and + configurations. 3. Can be printed in uni-body or modular format. 4. Can be built as standard config, pusher, puller, or split front/rear. 5. Active Vibration Dampening Geometry - fully proportional design including accessories to increase strength and reduce vibration. Important Legal Information: Legal Declaration – Originality of Design: I hereby state that I am the sole author of this work, that it is an original creation, and not a duplication in any form. Legal Disclaimer: I accept no liability for damage, harm, injury, or death caused by the use of this design. You use this design at your own risk and are responsible for any consequences as such. Designers Note: Thank you very much for your interest and participation in the project! Karamvir Bhagat