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I am a mechanical CAD engineer based in Austria, Europe with 20 years of experience in CAD design.
Since 2017 I am also FPV multirotor pilot. Due to the fact that I could not find any frames for my quadcopters which fullfills my needs, I decided to develop my own designs. Hope you like them.
BANGER 5INCH - DIGITAL DJI or VISTA
Item List
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399APEX_TWIN_HD - 6mm Front Arm
Quantity :2
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399APEX_TWIN_HD - 6mm Rear Arm
Quantity :2
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399APEX_TWIN_HD - Mainplate Front
Quantity :1
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399APEX_TWIN_HD - Mainplate Rear
Quantity :1
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399APEX_TWIN_HD - Topplate
Quantity :1
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20mm M3 F/F Alumi Tapped Stepped Standoff Black Anodized 5.5mm O.D.
Quantity :6
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14mm M3 Steel Button Head Bolt Black Anodized
Quantity :8
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10mm M3 Steel Button Head Bolt Black Anodized
Quantity :8
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Quantity :2
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M3 Stainless Steel Sunk Nuts (per piece)
Quantity :8
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28mm M3 F/F Alumi Tapped Stepped Standoff Black Anodized 5.5mm O.D.
Quantity :2
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6mm M3 Steel Button Head Bolt Black Anodized
Quantity :12
Description
This frame was developed for the toughest freestyle demands. With its robust 6mm arms and the still relatively low total weight of only approx 135g, any setup with 6S is a pleasure. With a slight deadcat design, no propellers are visible in the FPV image from a camera angle of approx. 20 °. The frame offers many mounting options. With the double base plate you get a very low profile in the rear. Mini or normal electronics can be installed (20x20 or 30.5x30.5). In the rear of the copter you can easily accommodate a DJI air unit. There is also another 30.5x30.5 assembly space in the rear. An adapter must be used for use with CADDX Vista.
Free, optional and printable DJI Air Unit mounting hardware available at the following link:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4309746
For mounting the FPV cam I recommend using this part:
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