This is Zero Two. A 3" lightweight but an amazing freestyle quad that has some odd features. By far my most favorite quad to fly and build!!
Features:
03/02/19 I am changing the frame. I have broken 2 already huhuhu.
ps. if youre wondering about the diy camera mount. It has only failed once and that was when I crashed so hard, so hard that I broke three 1404 motors.
if you have any questions, feel free to ask in the comments section :D
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Like your build, shall try RS1306B 4000kv on my basher.
Can draw 3d model for your camera mount, no prob, but you still need to print 'em somewhere...
i got a 3d printer :)
THANKS!!! message me if youre done with it :-)
Try print this :) https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3521621
suree ill send a pic once its done!
heres some insights:
the holes are a tad too small
20mm is nice, fits in with most standoffs
i find the camera a bit to far back, i can see some of the sides
these are minor fixes i can probably try to edit myself. Thanks!!!
Yes, i did guess a lot based on your photos. Source file .f3d is there, just open it in FUSION360 and edit dimensions!
thanks again!!