My first quad was a 3" cinewoop. It's very capable, but can't carry a Hero 9 for very long. I built this quad specifically to carry my Hero 9. This is the initial build, which should be good for freestyling. The next phase will be to add the camera mount, and possibly prop guards for proximity flying.
Notable features include:
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Hi!
It's looks like a really stable and well protected frame! I appreciate you good work! I would like to plan for my first FPV Drone also with the GEPRC Mark 4 5" frame. Did you make the Frame guard elements by yourself, or did you download these elements from the net ? Could you please share with me your 3D Printable project files? I would like to buy from you if it's possible.
Thank you for your answer forward!