The #MiniLongRange - 5" Ultralight FPV [Beta Version]

V1.1 UPDATE 07.10.20:

• New (optional) braces that stiffen up the rear arms and overall robustness.
• 6.5mm bike bolt instead of 4.5mm. The wide lower part of the bolt now goes through both bottom plates
• Bolt hole in the rear bottom plate widened to fit the longer bolt
• Front part of the bottom plate changed from 2mm to 1.5mm to fit the new bolt length

For all those early adopters who would like to participate in the development of the new #MiniLongRange Ultralight 5" platform here are the current beta version file.
This design has gone through several revisions but not a lot of extensive testing yet. Especially the fits and tolerances of the arms aren't perfect yet.

Specs:

• Double 20x20 stacks or AIO + 20x20 with adapter
• 12x12 M2 motor mounts only!
• Optimized for Caddx Vista
• Integrated standard GoPro mount
• GPS mount and Camera Pod both with integrated TBS Immortal T mount for Crossfire diversity RX

Hardware:

• 4x 20mm M2 standoff
• 2x 25mm M2 standoff
• 2x [6.5mm alloy bike single chainring bolts]

Carbon Parts:

• 2x Arms 4mm
• 1x Top Plate 1.5mm
• 1x Bottom Plate rear part 1.5mm
• 1x Bottom Plate front part 1.5mm

Where to get the carbon parts:

• Send the files to any CNC cutting service of your choice.
• You can email CNCMadness, they shipt kits from Canada including all required hardware for very reasonable prices: [email protected]

I'm still trying out different component combination to find out what works best. So far these seem promising and will fit the frame:

Motors:

• Brotherhobby 2004
• BetaFPV 2004
• BetaFPV 1805

FC & ESC:

• Flywoo F722 stack
• Diatone F722 stack
• BetaFPV 35A AIO

FPV Video:

• Caddx Vista
• For analogue the Rush Thank Mini and the included antenna should fit

GPS:

• BN-180

RX:

• Crossfire Nano RX
• ImmersionRC Ghost
• Crossfire Diversity RX

Props:

• Gemfan 5125

Batteries:

• 650-1050mah 6S LiPo or 850-1300mah 4S
• 3000mah 4S 18650 Li-Ion pack Sony/Murata VTC6 cells
  Check out Oscar Liang's tutorial on how to custom build Li-Ion packs