Micro H-Quadcopter

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Published on February 25, 2013

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This is my second revision of the micro h-quadcopter I have been designing. I've made a few modifications in order to improve the rigidity and durability of the frame. The arms are still angled outwards at 25 degrees in order to take on loads more axially in a crash. The motor holes are designed for the Turnigy 2900KV motors and the controller board posts are designed for 50mm boards with 45mm hole spacing.

You can find a build log of this quadcopter on my website:

rctutor.org/3d-printed-micro-h-quadcopter.html

Also, a brief overview and some flight footage of the quadcopter can be found here:

youtu.be/9UvrB3ZtkFE

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Can you provide the KK2 Settings and are you running the latest 1.5 firmware?

I think I was using 1.4 when I built this quad and my settings can be found here:

http://imgur.com/a/zczfj

I just built the frame and it looks great. Ordered the parts from HobbyKing and now the waiting begins... I used PLA with a 25% infill and it seems very strong yet lightweight.

Good to hear. Yeah, 25% infill should be more than enough for a quadcopter this small.

Hi,
Which print parameters (infill, solid layers, perimeters) did you use to print this model.
Thanks - Guhl

Nice! Looks much tidier then my 3D quadrocopter :-)