Martian II 250 6" v4
By miromir237 on Nov 05, 2018
This might be rework off my older Martian or complete new build, I do not remember. I just discovered it is not listed in my builds.
This one has 3mm bottom plate and 2mm top plate that makes it tank. All the edges are manually chamfered. I also designed and 3d printed the antenna holder in the back.
It is rather heavy though. With 5.5" props the weight is not a big problem and paired with 5s battery it is a blast. Pictures are with 6" Kingkong bi-blades that I would like to test.
I had trouble tunning out some mid-throttle oscilations so I added 330uF 35V cap on each ESC and one 1000uF 35V cap on power leads. That seems to solve the issue.
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I'd like to look at the stl. file for that antenna mount you have out back (and I nice butt shot for your photo spread here :))
I published it here https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3198919