DroneONE 95mm
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I Wanted To Design A Fun Flyer. Something Small That I Could Fly Around The Local Parks And Was Durable. My Other Goal Was To Make It Easy To 3D Print. What I Came Up With Is Lack-Lusterly Called Droneone. The Frame Was Designed Around The Tattu 2S 450Mah Battery (Sku: A-75C-450-2S1P-L-Xt30), To Use 2" Props, And 1103 Motors (Though Upgrading The Frame For 1104-1106 Would Be Trivial). Highly Recommend Printing In Taulman 910 Filament As It Is Much More Durable Than My Previous Prints In Abs. I Can Print All The Parts For This Drone In About 2 Hours (Printing The Main Frame In One Print, Then The Motor Mounts And Camera Mount In Another). The Camera Mount Ended Up A Bit Soft, So I Usually Just Wrap A Rubber Band Around It For Added Strength. All In All It Is A Fun Flyer That Can Bounce Off Trees And Keep On Flying! Designed In Onshape: [Drone1](Https://Cad.Onshape.Com/Documents/58C3Baf4F3B7Fe0F7F16Cf16/W/Aab786B4A2524E0B2B517E8B/E/6Dd43D8282E73Ca842E9C4Ef)
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