Micro Quadcopter R2
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Published on September 2, 2012
Description
This micro quadcopter is 3D printed with ABS plastic parts. The arms are capable of bending without fracturing under a heavy impact, yet they are rigid under a normal load. These attributes are perfect for a micro multicopter frame.
Kits and parts are available for purchase from my website:
polakiumengineering.org/?page_id=1989
Kits and parts are available for purchase from my website:
polakiumengineering.org/?page_id=1989
Instructions
The primary required components (not included) are as follows:
- Turnigy 2900KV Brushless Outrunner
- Turnigy Plush 6A ESCs
- 5030 Props
- 5030R Props
- 1000mAh 2S NanoTech LiPo
- KK2 Flight Controller or similar (45mm hole spacing)
Detailed build instructions can be found here:
polakiumengineering.org/?page_id=1989
If you like my design, please consider donating or purchasing a kit from my website.
- Turnigy 2900KV Brushless Outrunner
- Turnigy Plush 6A ESCs
- 5030 Props
- 5030R Props
- 1000mAh 2S NanoTech LiPo
- KK2 Flight Controller or similar (45mm hole spacing)
Detailed build instructions can be found here:
polakiumengineering.org/?page_id=1989
If you like my design, please consider donating or purchasing a kit from my website.
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DaleDunn
on
February 9, 2013
said:
Nice, but it desperately needs nut traps if you don't want to mount the flight controller with double-side tape.
postaL
on
September 16, 2012
said:
Printed one up using black PLA for everything except the front arms, there I used Glow-In-The-Dark PLA :) Super glued together. Gonna put some 2000kv motors + 6amp ESCs and a Crius All In One (MWC) on it. I'll post another photo when I'm done.
Project
on
September 3, 2012
said:
What sort of flight time to you get out of this little beauty, Nice work!
License
Micro Quadcopter R2 by PolakiumEngineering is licensed under the Attribution - Non-Commercial - No Derivatives license.
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