Nano Long Range Frame PETG

Please Note : This is a 3d printed frame , does not include electronnics . The product is not ready 3d printing the frame will take 1 to 2 working days .

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₹400.00

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SKU

4343

Details

Link on Thingverse : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4769576

Summary

About

The #NanoLongRange basically a small FPV quadcopter designed around a single 18650 Lithium-Ion Battery
The whole thing is still somewhat experimental and you shouldn't expect any sort of spectacular flight performance out of something that weighs 100g and runs on only 3V.
But it's still better than I expected and a lot of fun to cruise around and there is something really neat about just popping in a battery like on the remote of TV and having this thing fly for over ten minutes.
This version is fully 3D printed apart from the battery tray to be a fun DIY project and not require souring any carbon parts.
Youtube Video about the NanoLongRange: https://youtu.be/hvgukykBTNo
Please note: This build isn't super easy because the components are tiny. A steady hand and minimum experience with soldering is required.

Shopping List (Doesn't have to be these exact products, but they should be similar):

Keystone HA 1X18650 SA battery tray or this knock-off from Aliexpress
Important: You will need a good Battery holder, if possible with gold plated contacts. The cheap ones with a helical spring will not work
High discharge 18650 battery: Sony Murata VTC6, VTC5A or similar
1S AIO Flight Controller: HGLRC Zeus or the Budget Option JHEMUC 1-2S
Video Transmitter: HGLRC 350mW or an Eachine Nano VTX
Motors: HGLRC 1202.5 11000kV or Flywoo 1202.5 11500kV
FPV Camera: Caddx Ant
5V Step-up
5V LC Filter
Props: Gemfan 3018
Small stuff: Four M2x8mm screws, superglue, and some electrical tape

Build Instructions:

Print in PLA or PLA+ at 20% infill. You can cure it in an oven or on the hotbed with a cover at 80 celsius for 45min to make it stronger
Remove the little plastic knob on the bottom of the battery tray
Drill four 2mm holes in the tray exactly where the holes in the printed parts are
Apply some glue on where the print and the tray join
Use the M2 screws to mount
Wiring: Check the wiring instructions in the pictures. Please make sure you know what you are doing and have basic knowledge of FPV drone building. If you are new to it Joshua Bardwell's Youtube and Oscar Liang's blog are great resources to learn the basics.

PID Tune:

set p_pitch = 100
set i_pitch = 50
set d_pitch = 70
set f_pitch = 125
set p_roll = 90
set i_roll = 45
set d_roll = 65
set f_roll = 125
set p_yaw = 65
set i_yaw = 20
set d_yaw = 0
set f_yaw = 125