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Microquad frame 8520 motor Eachine QX95 frame replacement by jrs824
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Last crawled date: 4 years, 5 months ago
This frame is to replace the original Eachine QX95 frame, this frame has proven to be more durable and is very similar in weight. The camera holder is angle-adjustable and tends to fold back to protect the cloverleaf in a crash. All parts for the QX95 transfer over (flight board, motors, camera, LED assembly), and after they are installed the frame can be replaced without any unsoldering/resoldering (I can swap a frame in about 1-2 minutes). I made some flexible (TPU) motor guards for the front arms. Everything holds together with small elastics, the LED strip friction-fits in the frame. for cameras larger than that of the original QX95, the camera holder may need to be modified a little to make space. I have used this frame a lot and it has proven to work great. We race in a shop full of concrete and steel so these need to be durable. The stem through the coverleaf and fact the antenna folds back has worked great for keeping the antenna safe.
I would expect most similar quad could use this frame (eg. qx90..etc)
There is also a cover to streamline assembly, covering up the flight board, but i dont use it anymore.
You will probably need to scale everything x10 to get it to the correct size.
Some of the parts shown were printed with a wore-out nozzle, so they dont look great.
P.S. those tri blade props do not work well, i was just experimenting with them. They are very quiet, but have much less thrust.
I would expect most similar quad could use this frame (eg. qx90..etc)
There is also a cover to streamline assembly, covering up the flight board, but i dont use it anymore.
You will probably need to scale everything x10 to get it to the correct size.
Some of the parts shown were printed with a wore-out nozzle, so they dont look great.
P.S. those tri blade props do not work well, i was just experimenting with them. They are very quiet, but have much less thrust.