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Sparkie (Rev.2 Dji Spark Clone) by shawdreamer
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Last crawled date: 4 years, 6 months ago
This is my second revision of My original Dji Spark clone design.https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2594425
For this version I dispensed with the idea of keeping the whole design as close visually to the Dji Spark in preference to giving the frame more capability. (mainly in regards to battery capacity/flight time/power and general stability)
Main differences from the Spark Clone-
Main body altered to allow for greater interior space above the camera area (AOI clover can be housed internally or alternatively a gps antenna can be mounted), rear opening for antenna exit. Motor mounts tilted out from the frames centre 5° to aid with blade clearance of canopy and increase general stability in the air
Lower camera mount point size reduced (larger size no longer needed), Battery mounting plate in place of Clone battery bay.
Canopy given additional arms that cover all wiring and increase the tensile strength of the main body when screwed down into the arms.
The whole frame is held together with m2 hex head bolts as appose to the usual m3's I use, this decreases added weight and reduces bulky bolting points (I used a M2 assorted bolt pack I purchased from banggood)
For this version I dispensed with the idea of keeping the whole design as close visually to the Dji Spark in preference to giving the frame more capability. (mainly in regards to battery capacity/flight time/power and general stability)
Main differences from the Spark Clone-
Main body altered to allow for greater interior space above the camera area (AOI clover can be housed internally or alternatively a gps antenna can be mounted), rear opening for antenna exit. Motor mounts tilted out from the frames centre 5° to aid with blade clearance of canopy and increase general stability in the air
Lower camera mount point size reduced (larger size no longer needed), Battery mounting plate in place of Clone battery bay.
Canopy given additional arms that cover all wiring and increase the tensile strength of the main body when screwed down into the arms.
The whole frame is held together with m2 hex head bolts as appose to the usual m3's I use, this decreases added weight and reduces bulky bolting points (I used a M2 assorted bolt pack I purchased from banggood)