mikroY4 by DAquad

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mikroY4
After the success of
drunK131 I wanted to challange myself to follow the line of one part print style and create even smaller racing quadcopter.
In my 3D printedquadcopters fleet that I have designed you can find a Tricopter, Racing quadcopter and Tiny Whoops. This time I was looking for something new a 16*16 Flight controller size micro Y4.
The idea behind mikroY4 is to create one part printed Y4 frame, mainting one part print add durabilty to the 3D printed frame.
Printing the frame
This is my first attempt to print Nylon, I'm using ePA from Esun and printing at 215°c on my Tevo Tarntula stock was smooth and without any problem.
Instructions
1. Print Main_Frame and Upper_back_tail_motor_mount
2. Add your electronics, check my part suggestions below for my built
2a. First I mount all the motors and place the motor wirings through their holes
2b. Then I place the 4in1 Esc's with the FC stack, receiver and AIO camera. Dont forget to pre solder everything!
2c. Solder the motor wires to the 4in1 Esc's
3. Load Y4 configuration in your favorite FW, Im using BetaFlight
Part list
16*16mm
F4 Flight controller and 4in1 Esc's STACK


AIO cam


FrSky compatible receiver

4
1102 11500Kv brushless motors


2" props set


JST connector


1M screws for plastic


2S 350mah Lipo battery
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Recommended Tools I used:
Highly recommended Soldering station
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Free Hands.
Cable cutter.
I own two printers CR-10 and Tevo Tarntula
Multi tool
I always like to check my connections with a Multimeter
Hot glue gun
My phone Meizu Pro 6 Plus
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Happy building (-: