Drone Frame For 8mm Motors
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Description
A quad frame for 8 mm motors with a 14 mm wide, lattice-cut camera mount on the top deck.
Fitment
- Motors: 8 mm, in 8.4 mm bore cups. Does not fit 7 mm or 11xx motors without resizing.
- Camera mount: 14 mm wide extender and slanted plate, with a single vertical wall at the low end and a 7 mm lens hole.
- Frame: 4 arms, 58 mm guard rings with two curved sticks each, raised deck, hollow pointed legs.
Check before printing
- Measure the camera body width. The 14 mm wall suits only nano-size FPV cameras.
Known limits
- No flight-controller holes in the deck.
- The camera has no retaining feature. Use a strap or glue.
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