Mark IV HD

By maplechill on Sep 27, 2019

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I built this quad with the DJI system and literally the next morning I saw a link for the HD version of the frame,... such is the hobby lol.

I'm using an iFlight 12v 2a regulator to power the DJI Air Unit. The fc is a Radix 20x20 and the esc is an Aikon 35a 20x20.

The weight of the quad is 385 grams without battery.Alt Tag
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tusnadi   Dec 28, 2021  

Very nice build! Where did you get the DJI camera holder? Have you got a link to it? Thanks!

AncientJ   Oct 15, 2019  
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Yeah, nice build. You saved yourself about 20g in DJI specific TPU parts by going with the OG Mk4 instead of the HD version.

duke_vah   Oct 04, 2019  

Nice build. Is the only difference between the hd version of the frames that it has bigger part at the end so you can put air unit there instead of putting it in the middle?

maplechill   Oct 05, 2019 
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the difference is the camera plates and some tpu mounts for the unit and antenna. I used some cam mounts I found on Thingiverse for the cam. The air unit will fit in the middle or the rear.

duke_vah   Oct 07, 2019 

Thanks.

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