
3D Printed Micro H-Quadcopter
36,133 views (2015-10-09)Upload date: 2013-02-27⏱ 11:54👍 125 · 👎 3★ 4.91Science & Technology
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This is a brief overview of my latest micro quadcopter build with some flight footage as well. The frame for this quadcopter is 3D printed from ABS plastic and is based on a design I made in Autodesk Inventor. For more information about this quadcopter, please visit my site where I have complete build log as well as a comprehensive parts list:
http://www.rctutor.org/3d-printed-micro-h-quadcopter.html
If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to contact me or leave a comment below. Hope you enjoy!
http://www.rctutor.org/3d-printed-micro-h-quadcopter.html
If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to contact me or leave a comment below. Hope you enjoy!
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