❓ specs:
- 5.1"
- 131g+-
- 20x20 and 30x30 stack mount
- 20x20 and 25.5x25.5 VTX mount
- DJI O4/O3, Walksnail, HDZero, Analog, OpenIPC
- 6mm arms, 2.5mm main plates, 3mm faceplates
⚠️ for assembly you will need:
- 20mm standoffs [x6]
- 23mm standoffs [x2]
- M3 press nut 4.7 [x16]
- M3 round head screws 8mm [x4]
- M3 countersunk head screws 8mm [x5]
- M3 countersunk head screws 12mm [x2]
- M3 countersunk head screws 20mm [x5]
- M3 high head screws 8mm [x2]
✔️ recommendations:
- for plates you can use T300 carbon, for arms only T700. it will be more expensive, but much stronger and better quality, which will allow you to maintain the durability and strength of the arm for as long as possible. all parts must be sawn from carbon of the thickness specified in the model, otherwise the frame simply will not assemble, or will not have the proper strength characteristics.
- the model presents 2 options for the faceplates: [face-3mm-T300.step] and [faceO4-3mm-T300.step]
if you dont have an o4 pro and you dont plan to install it - it is better to choose the first model, it is stronger and more reliable. the model for the o4 pro has not yet been sufficiently tested and its stability is not yet guaranteed.
- it is strongly recommended to use the frame in combination with 3D printed protection for the face, arms and unit, if you have digital video transmitters. models can be found in my profile, the list will be replenish
❗️IMPORTANT❗️
the durability and reliability of the frame depends only on YOUR choice of carbon and materials, and building the frame with YOUR hands. if the goal is to build the most indestructible frame - don't spare money on carbon, at least in the arms of the T700 carbon is a must. T300 can be used in all other plates, so we fly in a combination of T300 plates and T700 arms and it shows itself perfectly.
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