4in - 7in Full FPV Drone Body
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Bill of Materials
- Speedy Bee F405 Mini, ESC and FC x 1: Make sure that it has mounting hole dimensions of 20 mm by 20 mm.
- Speedy Bee TX800 VTX x 1: Make sure that it has mounting hole dimensions of 20 mm by 20 mm.
- RunCam Phoenix 2 SE x 1: This is the one I have but it can take a different one but it can't be bigger than 19 mm by 19 mm. Because the hole for it is 20 mm wide.
- Ovonic 2200mAh 4s battery x 1: This is the one I used butit can take any 4s but this is probably the biggest I would recommend because this is the biggest footprint for this drone body.
- Gemfan 7040 3 blade props x 1: This is the biggest that can be fitted on this drone but I think it can actually use smaller ones.
- Emax ECO 2 2306 1900KV x 1: I would recommend the 2400KV instead because they will take less strain, though the 1900KV still work fine.
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Lmk by commenting if you want the fusion 360 3d files if you want to edit it in any way so you don't have to mess with mesh's to edit it.
I started this design with the parts from my futuristic drone design but I wanted to build one that was light and fast so I could have fun flying it rather than it be a hassle.
I tried to make this as user friendly as possible, so it is all designed to be printed with no support and be put together straight off of the build plate. I did have to put modeled in supports on the arm clip put they just pop off afterwards.
Printed out of PETG
All of the parts I used are listed alone except for some screws and upgraded antennas.
This was my first real drone experience so it might not be the best, but I have yet to find a major flaw in it and would be open to suggestions and want people to take it and make it their own.
It does fly but I am not the best because I am still learning, so I didn't put a picture or video of it flying on here.
The all up weight comes out to 570 which I know is pretty heavy for an FPV drone but its because I put more than it needed to fly longer at once.
I included the prop remover that i printed and designed though I printed out of Polycarbonate, and don't know how it would do out of petg or pla. Should still work but I'm not 100 percent.
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