January 20, 2018
Description
This is the 3d printed version of the tiny whoov (V4 already).
**for those who have already printed the v1, v2 or v3 > On v4 I reduced frame global size and wall thickness to minimize the weight (only 16grams now!!!) and made cam holder & battery hatch separatly in case you don't need them or want to replace them. Upon, request I've also separated the skirt from the main body so that you don't need to print support and can print it in another frictionless material **
For the others : It's a micro rc hovercraft based on microquads electronics (check scratchbuild version to know more).
Still super easy : you need to print and glue 4 parts :
general infos about tinywhoov :
https://youtu.be/-kZM0Icg0BY
https://youtu.be/6sUAy4ytuQw
FEW OTHER TIPS FOR THE BUILD :
PRINT THE MAIN BODY AND THE SKIRT HORIZONTALLY and THE FINS VERTICALLY (it will look much better).
get the right positioning for the motors !!
BACK MOTORS OF THE QUAD = THRUST AND DIRECTION
FRONT MOTORS OF THE QUAD = LIFT (hover)
2bis) if you use inductrix/whoop propellers > they work much better when blowing air towards the motors (like they do on the micro quad). If you reverse, you will loose efficiency.
try to keep it as light as possible (under 50-40gr for best performances).
You can add a "skirt" made of a plastic bag to make it even better, but it works very well without it.
Please note that this 3d printed version is a bit heavier than the foam one (featured in my first video). It' works very well but if you want best performances you should make it in foam (check my other things for all infos and drawings).
Feedbacks appreciated ! And if you really love it, share it and/or leave me a tip, that will help me going with this project ;)
Darrel Imhoff : thanks for your help and the pictures
Enjoy !
Get all the electronics you need to make an awesome tinywhoov here :
https://badassdrones.fr/en/
For USA, Canada and Asian customers:
https://www.wolfhoo.com/
License:
Creative Commons - Attribution - Non-Commercial
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