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TP3.5 toothpick drone
by evilC_UK
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This is a 3.5" quadcopter loosely based upon the FPVCycle TP3
Same arm interlock pattern as the TP3, same clinch nuts, same spacing of arm mounting bolts - ie a TP3 arm would fit this design, and an arm from this design would fit a stock TP3 frame.
However, the ethos is quite different to the TP3 in many regards. I HAVE NOT gone all-out to conserve weight, in fact quite the opposite in some places. The design goals are DURABILITY and EASE OF MAINTENANCE.
This design IS NOT DESIGNED for standard ultra-minimalist canopies / camera mounts. It is designed such that the canopy attaches directly to the frame, and somewhat encompasses the whole stack. This is because the frame is designed for the HDZero (Shark Byte) video systems (Specifically the TX5.1S whoop VTX), and I don't like a canopy stacked on top of a Flight Controller stacked on top of a frame - it's too flimsy.
As it stands, this frame is designed for a HappyModel EP2 ELRS receiver with the on-board SMD a
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This is a 3.5" quadcopter loosely based upon the FPVCycle TP3
Same arm interlock pattern as the TP3, same clinch nuts, same spacing of arm mounting bolts - ie a TP3 arm would fit this design, and an arm from this design would fit a stock TP3 frame.
However, the ethos is quite different to the TP3 in many regards. I HAVE NOT gone all-out to conserve weight, in fact quite the opposite in some places. The design goals are DURABILITY and EASE OF MAINTENANCE.
This design IS NOT DESIGNED for standard ultra-minimalist canopies / camera mounts. It is designed such that the canopy attaches directly to the frame, and somewhat encompasses the whole stack. This is because the frame is designed for the HDZero (Shark Byte) video systems (Specifically the TX5.1S whoop VTX), and I don't like a canopy stacked on top of a Flight Controller stacked on top of a frame - it's too flimsy.
As it stands, this frame is designed for a HappyModel EP2 ELRS receiver with the on-board SMD a
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