The wire spool one holds the spools from the generic boxes. No need to respool There is a notch in the front that holds the loose end of the wire. It works flawlessly compared to the cardboard box with the dowel.
I swear, it's like having a best friend/ kindred spirit who doesn't know you at all. Strange, but I'll take my JB how I can get it! As always great content and thanks.
I hope there's plans for a 2nd video sometime, I've created a ton more useful designs for FPV pilots since this one you can show, including my universal T antenna standoff mounts :)
Hey its 2 years later you still hanging around here?? Ive been following you for so many years and so many to come!! Stopped flying since 2018 but back at it and you are helping me as much now as then.... SO MUCH CHANGE!!! You keep growing soooo much love your way!!
12:15 it was in fact the top layer. you can see by the unevenness, and the little piece of plastic at the top, which was probably where the print had finished.
The DJI screen protector works great in TPU. I tied some string to it and attached it to the metal buckles on the goggles. Now I never forget to cover it after a flight
12:00 You mention the overhangs on the SD card holder. I've been printing TPU parts and such a thin overhang created issues. Since I have the fortune of using a dual extruding printer (creator max 2) with removable PVA support material, I drew in a solid support (edges of the object going in) under the overhangs instead of letting the software build supports. This makes the overhangs sharp and clean. I can just peel out the material and it doesn't even need to be dissolved. presto, perfect tiny overhangs to hold the GPS in, in this case would be the SD cards. It would basically be printing the cards into the design and peeling them out.
Hey, thanks for the mention. I designed the motor hook mainly for the sides of wooden cupboards / cabinets and made it balance with just 1 screw for those that want to limit the amount of screws they have to make - those 3D commander thingies are awesome too! I skipped through most of the video but a "window-shopping" format for 3D printed stuff is kind of ...meh. Printing the parts to check for design flaws and hands-on footage of using the prints would be a ton better. Just my two cents... Feel free to check my recent 3D-printed Tinyhawk case insert video for ideas ;)
for printing sd card holder, simply add check to support 50%+/ everywhere, lower high and thicknes ~0.16 , printing longer but print perfect (simple ender 3 0.4 nozzle) everything focus in temp and good cooldown fan duct or so
I just got the RHO lenses from Germany. I installed them and was BLOWN AWAY by the incredible clarity quality prescription lenses can make! Crystal clear!!! And only $79 shipped from Germany to Oregon! So, I have a pretty strong prescription in both eyes and you know how much of an upgrade going from analog goggles to digital FPV with the DJI V2 goggles is? Well, these lenses are close to the same improvment in clarity! If you wear glasses, just imagine looking through the V2 goggles, without your glasses on, and it being an absolutely crystal clear perfect image. It's amaZing! Very highly recommended!😎🤘
3:11 I got two small burns on my screen from wearing my goggles on my forehead in extremely sunny conditions while I was troubleshooting a problem. Now any time the goggles aren't over my eyes I use a screen protector.
Overhangs on a fine-detailed print: LCD Printer (resin printer) with fine supports that can be easily broken off before post curing. about $1.00 worth of resin.
PLA Plus works just fine for the TS100's tool holder piece. It does need that bearing installed for it to work. For that SD card holder you'll need to have a nice and leveled bed a plus if your printing head is newer. Then use the "Tree" support option if you don't have a dual extruder for use with a PLA supports.
Thank you Joshua, you somehow manage to come up just in time with your videos for some of us. In My case, I cot rather frustrated just yesterday, I couldn't find an afordable case for my TS100 where I wouldn't have to take it appart. Bam. Problem solved. Pro Tip: I'll gonna print a lot of those parts in Resin, btw, which will make them pretty resistant to heat.
hey jb, thx for a great and top quality video again :) i am happy i saw this vid yesterday and i am already printig a lot stuff from here like the isdt bg screen saver etc. i also like the wall mount (motor hanger) and already printed this too, but there is a big but i realized after printing. i wouldnt recommend to use this style mount. the typical wall mounts where you hang the quad into on its frame is much better. if you ask why, easy: the motor hanger holds the quad just on one motor and in a way, that the motor cant handle for long term like hanging all week or even longer. because the bearings in the motor are made for spinning, not holding "force sideways" on just one point. same for the shaft. on long term the motors will die, i promise. just a tip of nobody. please go on and feed us with more vids! :) have a great sunday.
you should test and review 3d printable fpv drone frames, and yes ik that there are some issues with printed frames but it would still be cool to see and to get you take on it
So helpful!! You keep coming out with videos I didn’t know I wanted and that’s how you know it’s a great channel! Keep up the amazing work and everyone that helped!!!!
This is crazy! My 3d printer just showed up 3 hours ago! Haha now all I gotta do is wait for you to make a setup video for my printer so I can learn to use it! Lol kidding.
For those that don't have a 3D printer, you may have publicly available printers in your area and not even know it. My local library actually has a maker lab with a 3D printer and laser cutter. All you have to do is pay for the filament used. There is also a makerspace near me with a fairly reasonable monthly fee that gives you access to their equipment.
@@JoshuaBardwell I didn't see the tape mentioned only the hooks. I was suggesting putting the tape on printed holders so you get removable motor hooks.
For my quads I use a phone/tablet holder it's a man running and looks now like he has a quad on his back there cheap and just use my battery strap to secure them. You can paint then to match ya quad as they just come in red and white.
That SD holder is an easy print, just go slow. You print it with the totally flat side on the bed and just let it rip. The tiny overhangs that hold the card edges will print in mid air no problem as long as you have a parts cooling fan.
Love the vid, just tried printing props today using pla, it works (it flies, mark 5 mod) but kind of a disaster, 3 times the weight for each prop and also 1 hit breaks on everything, haha. I hit a little piece of shrub that normally gets cut down like with a lawn mower, not with these pla ones, it shattered all 4 props, that's it time to go home. (tears)
Having a 0.4 mm nozzle and having the nozzle extrude at 0.2 mm and run your printer at a slow speed will give you a great print with small details and overhangs
Oh shit I still have that tiny whoop case around somewhere, also printed over 3 years ago. Gotta be honest, this is a good selection. Lots of them are classics.
The lens burning thing happened to me. I store my goggles in a soft lunch box. The reflection of the sun from the bag was enough to burn the screen on my dji goggles
Nice selection. I add sticky felt to a lot of things, so the covers and the diopter HDO things probably need that! For the Chris TPU issue, I bought ninjatek cheetah filament to see if that will work. Most TPU filaments say they are around 95A. So far, I did drill out the antenna holes and used different types of "bushing" within. Some did work and bring the frequency higher, but not easily. I also tried drilling a hole on each side of the antenna and added nails. That seemed to work best so far, but still not good enough. Still need to test a few other things and will also print the same things once I get the cheetah TPU
@joshua bardwell have you never heard of using supports in your 3d prints? Not sure if sd card print was done with supports but if i were to print it upside-down i would definitely print it using supports sense its what worked best for me in the past on upside-down prints with overhangs . I'm still a novice at 3d printing myself so there's probably another better way to go about it that but I don't know it.
Anyone else see the caption.... at 4:00 .. you know the one I'm talking about if you saw it..... JB, you sir are a naughty boy.... and then you say its too floppy. I can't.
About the adjustments of the HDO, a few drops of CA glue can solve it easily. 😬 Anyway, thanks, Joshua! Pretty nice prints! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
If nobody else is willing to help you out I'll send you a few prints of my designs for free. I didn't get my Prusa to make money, but to make interesting things with and share my designs freely.
@@licensetodrive9930 I am just sticking with the shrink wrap and tape method. Those crossfire mounts are just great and number one on my list if I should ever get a printer again, my first one burned up on test print. LOL. Thank you though.
Joshua, thanks! I am looking for some kind of cover for balanced wire of 6s bateries. Does anyone have link for 3D print to cover the connector out on the drone?
The RX mount is interesting, whats your take on mounting the RX on the arm as seen on those printes? My frame is kind of and putting the mount on the arm would solve a lot of issues.
The lenses in our goggles used to magnify the screens also work the other way round, they can concentrate sunlight onto the screens & cause burns in them.
That's what I used, Ender 3,, and mine will easily duplicate the quality of the one in the picture on the site! A quality 3D printer for under $200. Just balance the bed very precisely and it prints awesome!!! 😎🤘
Yoyo...look like you've lost some weight, I hope that in a healthy manner...😉. Tis summer and if you're like myself I have a tendency to get lighter during summer. Sweat it OFF. Lol...appreciate ya Brother. Thanks for ALL you do , Mr. FPV GURU.
thingiverse. /thing:2932245 - SD card holder - I print leaves in different colors to indicate uses (Air unit, Goggles, "DO NOT ERASE" etc) and take up to 12 cards - Print Case in TPU and "leaves" in PLA
Thank you for the people who gave this a thumbs down. Without question Joshua made a big mistake by making comments in another language than your preferred one and/or featuring 3D things that you are not interested in. Please continue to share your unerring judgement which will undoubtedly make TH-cam a better place and make you feel better.
@@JoshuaBardwell Of course this was supposed to be sarcastic. I love your content and am *really* thankful for it and I simply don't understand why there are people who instead of just clicking away feel they need to give a thumbs down.
careful with covering up receivers and VTXs, etc. with printed plastic... you'll lose heat dissipation and may well melt the plastic. Watch your thermals and at the very least, check the temperature before and after covering something and restricting airflow.
There's no issue covering up receivers, even ones with telemetry because their output power & bandwidth is so incredibly low compared to VTX's which can certainly run into problems if they don't have enough airflow. Recently as a test I powered up a Shark Byte TX5S.1 VTX without any active cooling and measured its temperature with a thermal imager, stopped the test after 4 minutes when the main processing chip reached 120 celcius.
hobbyist version of fusion 360. It's free. Takes a moment to understand to draw your design then extrude. personally was easy to learn but some have a hard time with it
Any chance you can suggest some gopro mounts? I know there are a ton but I can't seem to find a good facehugger style one for my TBS Source One frame. Also, for those having issues with spring perches breaking in their TX16S, I made a replacement that is durable when printed with PETG. www.thingiverse.com/thing:4913473
I love these balance port holders. I use them both as charge indicators and put them on the balance port once the battery is fully charged. And then it is super easy to have the battery strap hold the balance port. And after the flight I remove the one on the used battery. Unfortunately he only has one för 6 S www.thingiverse.com/thing:4618783
Hi mates! 3D printing changed everything. You can print your replacement parts for this awesome polypropylene 3d printed frame www.thingiverse.com/thing:4792286
LOL! My FPV-friends definitely know I have a 3D printer, they keep asking me for custom prints, part of the reason why I keep uploading new designs to Thinigverse :) like the ImmersionRC LapRF stand etc. I don't use all the designs I've uploaded, but have tested them on real-world objects.
@@brian-c-moses Thanks! My Prusa i3 Mk3 does the hard part of the printing :) but I've always been interested in 3D designing, I think somewhere I have a screen print from a BBC Micro computer in the late 80s of a rudimentary 3D image of the contours of a hill I made after finding some simple 3D drawing code in BASIC in a magazine.
Here's a useful print. Dummy props so you can see which way your motors are spinning on a fresh build or after you swap one out. www.thingiverse.com/thing:4906150
The wire spool one holds the spools from the generic boxes. No need to respool There is a notch in the front that holds the loose end of the wire. It works flawlessly compared to the cardboard box with the dowel.
I got into quads via 3d printing...kind of backwards from the usual story but these 2 hobbies deff go hand in hand
I swear, it's like having a best friend/ kindred spirit who doesn't know you at all. Strange, but I'll take my JB how I can get it! As always great content and thanks.
My 15 minutes of fame are here I guess. lol
Nice print 🤙
Great job with this list
Your lucky you got over 17 mins! Lol Thanks man.
Dont worry... I will always need you
@@YorkyPoo_UAV HEY! That wasn't mean! I'm proud of you!
I hope there's plans for a 2nd video sometime, I've created a ton more useful designs for FPV pilots since this one you can show, including my universal T antenna standoff mounts :)
Hey its 2 years later you still hanging around here?? Ive been following you for so many years and so many to come!! Stopped flying since 2018 but back at it and you are helping me as much now as then.... SO MUCH CHANGE!!! You keep growing soooo much love your way!!
12:15 it was in fact the top layer.
you can see by the unevenness, and the little piece of plastic at the top, which was probably where the print had finished.
The DJI screen protector works great in TPU. I tied some string to it and attached it to the metal buckles on the goggles. Now I never forget to cover it after a flight
These are all great! And don't forget to tip your 3D print designers!
these are dope thanks for sharing
12:00 You mention the overhangs on the SD card holder. I've been printing TPU parts and such a thin overhang created issues. Since I have the fortune of using a dual extruding printer (creator max 2) with removable PVA support material, I drew in a solid support (edges of the object going in) under the overhangs instead of letting the software build supports. This makes the overhangs sharp and clean. I can just peel out the material and it doesn't even need to be dissolved. presto, perfect tiny overhangs to hold the GPS in, in this case would be the SD cards. It would basically be printing the cards into the design and peeling them out.
Hey, thanks for the mention. I designed the motor hook mainly for the sides of wooden cupboards / cabinets and made it balance with just 1 screw for those that want to limit the amount of screws they have to make - those 3D commander thingies are awesome too! I skipped through most of the video but a "window-shopping" format for 3D printed stuff is kind of ...meh. Printing the parts to check for design flaws and hands-on footage of using the prints would be a ton better. Just my two cents... Feel free to check my recent 3D-printed Tinyhawk case insert video for ideas ;)
All of these have been tested by either myself or other people on my discord 😊
@@JoshuaBardwell I meant showing it in your content, I am not saying you randomly showcased a few prints without any feedback
This is a good opportunity to make a version that is compatible with Command Strips.
@@Dirigius noted, I will see if I can find a set of command strips locally and get some measurements
I've been using the Mute FPV hook and it's really great, i even have give a bunch to my friends and they love them. Nice video!
Sweet!
for printing sd card holder, simply add check to support 50%+/ everywhere, lower high and thicknes ~0.16
, printing longer but print perfect (simple ender 3 0.4 nozzle) everything focus in temp and good cooldown fan duct or so
I just got the RHO lenses from Germany. I installed them and was BLOWN AWAY by the incredible clarity quality prescription lenses can make! Crystal clear!!! And only $79 shipped from Germany to Oregon!
So, I have a pretty strong prescription in both eyes and you know how much of an upgrade going from analog goggles to digital FPV with the DJI V2 goggles is? Well, these lenses are close to the same improvment in clarity! If you wear glasses, just imagine looking through the V2 goggles, without your glasses on, and it being an absolutely crystal clear perfect image. It's amaZing!
Very highly recommended!😎🤘
3:11 I got two small burns on my screen from wearing my goggles on my forehead in extremely sunny conditions while I was troubleshooting a problem. Now any time the goggles aren't over my eyes I use a screen protector.
"how are you supposed to listen to that when you are doing other things and not pay attention?" Sir, you got me with that one. Thumbs up!
Overhangs on a fine-detailed print:
LCD Printer (resin printer) with fine supports that can be easily broken off before post curing.
about $1.00 worth of resin.
PLA Plus works just fine for the TS100's tool holder piece. It does need that bearing installed for it to work. For that SD card holder you'll need to have a nice and leveled bed a plus if your printing head is newer. Then use the "Tree" support option if you don't have a dual extruder for use with a PLA supports.
I wish there was some modular vertical organizer allowing you to stack drones.
It would make storage so much easier.
Thank you Joshua, you somehow manage to come up just in time with your videos for some of us. In My case, I cot rather frustrated just yesterday, I couldn't find an afordable case for my TS100 where I wouldn't have to take it appart. Bam. Problem solved.
Pro Tip:
I'll gonna print a lot of those parts in Resin, btw, which will make them pretty resistant to heat.
hey jb, thx for a great and top quality video again :)
i am happy i saw this vid yesterday and i am already printig a lot stuff from here like the isdt bg screen saver etc. i also like the wall mount (motor hanger) and already printed this too, but there is a big but i realized after printing. i wouldnt recommend to use this style mount. the typical wall mounts where you hang the quad into on its frame is much better. if you ask why, easy: the motor hanger holds the quad just on one motor and in a way, that the motor cant handle for long term like hanging all week or even longer. because the bearings in the motor are made for spinning, not holding "force sideways" on just one point. same for the shaft. on long term the motors will die, i promise. just a tip of nobody.
please go on and feed us with more vids! :)
have a great sunday.
On the TPU antenna mount, you can increase the wall count to help counter some of the floppy.
you should test and review 3d printable fpv drone frames, and yes ik that there are some issues with printed frames but it would still be cool to see and to get you take on it
2inch and below are great for printed frames. Above that the plastic isn’t stiff enough for the thrust of the motors
The Freezillion racewhopp is a pretty nice and sturdy deisgn. I have one printed in TPU. heavy, but indestructible.
So helpful!! You keep coming out with videos I didn’t know I wanted and that’s how you know it’s a great channel! Keep up the amazing work and everyone that helped!!!!
As always killing it with the content
get your supports on point and you can print anything!
the drone wall hanger should be made with an hex insert to use with honeycomb storage wall
This is crazy! My 3d printer just showed up 3 hours ago! Haha now all I gotta do is wait for you to make a setup video for my printer so I can learn to use it! Lol kidding.
Just printed som landing gear extinctions and th front don’t fit :(
@@meredneck4622 relatable I just printed a gopro mount and it didn't either haha.
For those that don't have a 3D printer, you may have publicly available printers in your area and not even know it. My local library actually has a maker lab with a 3D printer and laser cutter. All you have to do is pay for the filament used. There is also a makerspace near me with a fairly reasonable monthly fee that gives you access to their equipment.
One of your usual useful vids Josh! Very informative and time saving info
I could see you making a video on affordable 3D Printers for FPV pilots, printer dos and don't, along with filament basics and what not.
Just what I was waiting for. Great video
Dude, you so need to do audio books as a side business, such a relaxing voice
the receiver and antenna mounts are brilliant! thx!
Missed the all important antenna mount. Frames should come with antenna mounts now.
Pretty sure you can get just the tape strips they have on the removable hooks to use on the quad holder.
Yep they're just called 3m command strips.
I can tell you didn't watch the video lol.
@@JoshuaBardwell I didn't see the tape mentioned only the hooks. I was suggesting putting the tape on printed holders so you get removable motor hooks.
Alien Tape = a mounting must have
For my quads I use a phone/tablet holder it's a man running and looks now like he has a quad on his back there cheap and just use my battery strap to secure them. You can paint then to match ya quad as they just come in red and white.
Good stuff JB!
That SD holder is an easy print, just go slow. You print it with the totally flat side on the bed and just let it rip. The tiny overhangs that hold the card edges will print in mid air no problem as long as you have a parts cooling fan.
No worries. I totally have a 3D Printer, and FPV accessories are it's primary function
I'm stoked that Ridwan's awesome designs are in this
I am using the camera holder on my analogue 4" :D!!😀
Love the vid, just tried printing props today using pla, it works (it flies, mark 5 mod) but kind of a disaster, 3 times the weight for each prop and also 1 hit breaks on everything, haha. I hit a little piece of shrub that normally gets cut down like with a lawn mower, not with these pla ones, it shattered all 4 props, that's it time to go home. (tears)
Having a 0.4 mm nozzle and having the nozzle extrude at 0.2 mm and run your printer at a slow speed will give you a great print with small details and overhangs
I love the wire holder and have printed it.
Oh shit I still have that tiny whoop case around somewhere, also printed over 3 years ago. Gotta be honest, this is a good selection. Lots of them are classics.
how can you tell if you're dji goggles have been damaged by sunlight? what does it look like damaged?
The lens burning thing happened to me. I store my goggles in a soft lunch box. The reflection of the sun from the bag was enough to burn the screen on my dji goggles
Nice selection. I add sticky felt to a lot of things, so the covers and the diopter HDO things probably need that! For the Chris TPU issue, I bought ninjatek cheetah filament to see if that will work. Most TPU filaments say they are around 95A. So far, I did drill out the antenna holes and used different types of "bushing" within. Some did work and bring the frequency higher, but not easily. I also tried drilling a hole on each side of the antenna and added nails. That seemed to work best so far, but still not good enough. Still need to test a few other things and will also print the same things once I get the cheetah TPU
@joshua bardwell have you never heard of using supports in your 3d prints? Not sure if sd card print was done with supports but if i were to print it upside-down i would definitely print it using supports sense its what worked best for me in the past on upside-down prints with overhangs . I'm still a novice at 3d printing myself so there's probably another better way to go about it that but I don't know it.
it wasn´t the first Layer printed for the SD card holder, these patterns you usually see on top.
You should look for the Fpv drone stand it in there
I just bought one the cr10s its great and i make a lot and save
That spinner nut is one of the first I ever printed. That design has been on thingiverse since 2014!
Anyone else see the caption.... at 4:00 .. you know the one I'm talking about if you saw it..... JB, you sir are a naughty boy.... and then you say its too floppy. I can't.
You could always use the command tape strips behind the printed wall hanger?
Just what I need 'another complicated, fiddly hobby' 🤣😂🤣😂
Except you don’t have to rebuild it after every use.
might be time to update the 3d prints video.. 2019 was a long time ago now
I’m Joshua bardwell. And today you’re gonna learn something today.
About the adjustments of the HDO, a few drops of CA glue can solve it easily. 😬
Anyway, thanks, Joshua! Pretty nice prints! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Looking into buying a 3D printer so I can print stuff out for my fpv do you recommend a nice cheap one
Thank crossfire mount is one of the things I have been looking for but without printer it is just too expensive to buy 2 with shipping.
If nobody else is willing to help you out I'll send you a few prints of my designs for free.
I didn't get my Prusa to make money, but to make interesting things with and share my designs freely.
@@licensetodrive9930 I am just sticking with the shrink wrap and tape method. Those crossfire mounts are just great and number one on my list if I should ever get a printer again, my first one burned up on test print. LOL.
Thank you though.
Joshua, thanks! I am looking for some kind of cover for balanced wire of 6s bateries. Does anyone have link for 3D print to cover the connector out on the drone?
quick question, would a resin 3d printer by better then a regular 3d printer, for example printing of antenna holder or the protection legs on frames?
Resin printers can print incredibly detailed prints. But I'm not sure which resin formula have the same durability and flexibility as TPU.
Rabbit hole video. Going to buy all the things.
The RX mount is interesting, whats your take on mounting the RX on the arm as seen on those printes? My frame is kind of and putting the mount on the arm would solve a lot of issues.
I hesitate to mount electronics on the arm, because they're more likely to be damaged there.
love that kid of yours he looks just like my baby 😁
Lol, I liked this video less than 10 seconds into it. Keep it up !
I love the ends hahaha. Yes the video's also 😆
12:43 this is cool we got everything in single box 👍
Got three printers, always looking for new prints.
Wait, exposing the DJI goggles screen to sunlight damages them? How does that happen? Whaaat?
The lenses in our goggles used to magnify the screens also work the other way round, they can concentrate sunlight onto the screens & cause burns in them.
Hello, I'm trying to buy a caddx vista but it isn't possible. In every shop the caddx vista is sold out.
Nebula Pro is next best.
that wallet is a easy print just learn your tuning i have ender 3 and it was a flawless in low quality mode on cura
That's what I used, Ender 3,, and mine will easily duplicate the quality of the one in the picture on the site! A quality 3D printer for under $200.
Just balance the bed very precisely and it prints awesome!!! 😎🤘
Yoyo...look like you've lost some weight, I hope that in a healthy manner...😉. Tis summer and if you're like myself I have a tendency to get lighter during summer. Sweat it OFF. Lol...appreciate ya Brother. Thanks for ALL you do , Mr. FPV GURU.
thingiverse. /thing:2932245 - SD card holder - I print leaves in different colors to indicate uses (Air unit, Goggles, "DO NOT ERASE" etc) and take up to 12 cards - Print Case in TPU and "leaves" in PLA
Hah, kind of coincidental that I've been printing out a bunch of TPU parts for my quad today.
Build it like a tank! 60% infill is all you need!
Most still work great w 0 infill + extra perimeter layers...much less weight
Thank you for the people who gave this a thumbs down. Without question Joshua made a big mistake by making comments in another language than your preferred one and/or featuring 3D things that you are not interested in. Please continue to share your unerring judgement which will undoubtedly make TH-cam a better place and make you feel better.
This video is about 75% higher than average so it seems like people like it a lot.
@@JoshuaBardwell Of course this was supposed to be sarcastic. I love your content and am *really* thankful for it and I simply don't understand why there are people who instead of just clicking away feel they need to give a thumbs down.
but that's how you know you've made it as a TH-camr.....when the bots find you and down vote you 😂 (you do know it's bots right?)
careful with covering up receivers and VTXs, etc. with printed plastic... you'll lose heat dissipation and may well melt the plastic. Watch your thermals and at the very least, check the temperature before and after covering something and restricting airflow.
There's no issue covering up receivers, even ones with telemetry because their output power & bandwidth is so incredibly low compared to VTX's which can certainly run into problems if they don't have enough airflow.
Recently as a test I powered up a Shark Byte TX5S.1 VTX without any active cooling and measured its temperature with a thermal imager, stopped the test after 4 minutes when the main processing chip reached 120 celcius.
Public libraries has 3D printers
switch covers
Lost analog waycher. Last I heard was 'vista". Switch it up Josh
is any one know some easy soft for make dxf draw of carbon frame? iflight discontinued spare bottom frame and i wish to make my own...
hobbyist version of fusion 360. It's free. Takes a moment to understand to draw your design then extrude. personally was easy to learn but some have a hard time with it
This video is for me 🚢
tyro79 ciniwhoop frame - www.thingiverse.com/thing:4545521
fatshark lens protector - www.thingiverse.com/thing:3484678
Alternative sdcard case - www.thingiverse.com/thing:4716706
I did learn something today 😂
great channel
Any chance you can suggest some gopro mounts? I know there are a ton but I can't seem to find a good facehugger style one for my TBS Source One frame.
Also, for those having issues with spring perches breaking in their TX16S, I made a replacement that is durable when printed with PETG. www.thingiverse.com/thing:4913473
I love these balance port holders. I use them both as charge indicators and put them on the balance port once the battery is fully charged. And then it is super easy to have the battery strap hold the balance port. And after the flight I remove the one on the used battery. Unfortunately he only has one för 6 S www.thingiverse.com/thing:4618783
Hi mates! 3D printing changed everything. You can print your replacement parts for this awesome polypropylene 3d printed frame www.thingiverse.com/thing:4792286
It is this one: th-cam.com/video/8Y7nxH7Y-EI/w-d-xo.html
Disassembly animation: twitter.com/MicratheneFPV/status/1392815150445568002?s=20
6:52 How do you spell that?
Bullulululu-a
Today Joshua taught me to tell my FPV-friends that I DEFINITELY DO NOT HAVE a 3D printer :P
LOL! My FPV-friends definitely know I have a 3D printer, they keep asking me for custom prints, part of the reason why I keep uploading new designs to Thinigverse :) like the ImmersionRC LapRF stand etc.
I don't use all the designs I've uploaded, but have tested them on real-world objects.
@@licensetodrive9930 3D printing AND 3D designing is even more impressive than just printing! Kudos to you!
@@brian-c-moses Thanks! My Prusa i3 Mk3 does the hard part of the printing :) but I've always been interested in 3D designing, I think somewhere I have a screen print from a BBC Micro computer in the late 80s of a rudimentary 3D image of the contours of a hill I made after finding some simple 3D drawing code in BASIC in a magazine.
I ordered 2 hours ago my first 3d printer and now...
450mAh 1S Lipo Dispenser: www.thingiverse.com/thing:4545672
I just don't have the patience for 3d printing
Very nice
Don't forget the Source 1 frame
www.thingiverse.com/thing:3042397
my god it flies
my desk lamp led burn my goggles lcd rip
Here's a useful print. Dummy props so you can see which way your motors are spinning on a fresh build or after you swap one out. www.thingiverse.com/thing:4906150