General Tso's LoFat Space Chicken (BetaFPV 95X kit for LoFat Hero 6)
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I've developed this kit to mount the LoFat Hero 6 on the fantastically durable, versatile BetaFPV 95X frame kit. It doesn't do soft mounting. It's not feather light. But it tumbles out of trees like a boss, with fantastic footage all the way to the ground. #WINNING! You'll need a LoFat Hero 6: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4264741 Instructions: 1. Buy BetaFPV 95X frame 2. Flip it over 3. Build quad with parts 4. Profit $$$$ **spacechicken-lfh6-10deg.stl** This mounts the LoFat Hero 6 v2 at 10 degrees, using two zip ties to secure to the outstretched CF arms on the 95X frame. It provides a space to run the LFH6 power lead down the center, and should be able to fit just about any nano-size camera with 14mm spacing. **95x-edge-foot.stl** This simple piece clips on the outer perimeter of the frame and serves to lift the pusher props up off the ground. Anything to keep props clean and motors smooth is a win, right? Fitment might depend on the props used, so please leave some feedback. Note: they're easy to knock off, so consider using a dab of glue or carrying spares. **95x-16stack.stl** The 95X is designed for a whoop-style FC. I had a Flywoo Goku 16x16 stack I wanted to use. This adaptor will fit 4x countersunk m2 screws in the middle of the available space to mount the stack, secured by the four frame posts around the perimeter. **95x-r9antenna-v.stl** This provides a structure to heat-shrink long 915mhz dipole whips to, like the R9 I've been using. It uses a single zip tie to attach to the frame cross structure (is that the front on the factory quad? No idea). In theory this open-V will have less range then strait, but also less polarized. More testing is in order. PLEASE TEST BEFORE #SENDING.
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