Just got my new 3D Printer and had some spare quad parts - time to have some fun ;). This is my first toothpick build, and was a bit challenging to get the mishmosh of parts to all fit together nicely in the stack. The 3d printed frame, canopy, and mounting plate had to be tweaked as well (glad I had a Dremel..lol) Nice to know now I can always reprint the frame if I crash. ;p It was pretty cheap to build, and it flies great. All up weight without battery is 51.3 grams..not to shabby...I'll upload some footage shortly... :D
AirbladeUAV has done it again and this time they've brought long range to the 5" class! Based on the popular Transformer Mini, the new Transformer 5" Ultralight adopts a lot of the same design philosophies with larger props and more payload capacity. It can fly upwards of 20 minutes on a 4 cell Li-Ion battery pack and in ideal conditions it's got a range of over 4 to 5 miles. In this guide I'll walk..
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What filament did you use?
Hey..I used standard white PLA 1.75mm that came with the AnyCubic Mega-S. I printed the frame on the high quality (.06 in Cura) and did the infill at 100% to make it as strong as possible. I may look at another material if it doesnt hold up..but its pretty strong. It took 3 hours to print, but the finish is great. ;)