Eclipson Model A - Time-lapse Build & Maiden Flight (Free .STL File)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ธ.ค. 2021
- STL Files: www.eclipson-airplanes.com/mo...
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The STL file for this build is available for FREE Eclipson Airlpanes. Eclipson develop awesome models that print super fast and super easy!
The foldable prop is a .stl file from the Eclipson Model S Airplane (build coming soon)
Filament:
Sunlu PLA+ - bit.ly/3EQerz1
Electronics:
Dualsky ECO 2312C 1150kv Brushless Motor - bit.ly/3ykJi4n
Dualsky 45A Lite Brushless ESC - bit.ly/3oN3loX
Dualsky DS395 Micro Digital Servo - bit.ly/31WNfjy
Controller
FrSky Taranis X-Lite Pro - bit.ly/3yiNWzG
FrSky R6 Archer Reciever - bit.ly/3dJb3dq
Other Parts:
1.2mm steal rod
1.5mm steal rod
White 3M Fabric Tape
Zap-A-Gap CA Glue
Aeronaut 10x5 folding prop
Assorted screw's and bolts (M2 & M3)
Velcro Tape
Z-Bend Pliers and assorted hand tools
Thank you for making this video! I plan to refer to it as I make mine.
I watched the boys at Flite Test assemble one and as they got to the wing attachment they mentioned that if you have an unused channel you might consider adding led lights. I had some challenge finding the plane during your maiden voyage but what I did see flew very well! Congrats!
Nice video! I’m building the model A 1.4 at the moment and need to get a motor. Not sure how the model A compared in size to the 1.4 version but this model a looks significantly smaller. What motor did you use for the model A?
Motor details in the description along with all the electronics I used 👍
Been out of RC planes for a while myself. Printing the "Speedy Red Mini Wing" on Thingiverse at the moment, but this one is next.
Guessing you are in Perth?
Just moved here from up north.
You have any problems with Rangers etc flying in parks?
Does anyone have a link for the screws that you used?
Your build plate seems pretty large. What made you choose not to print multiple items on same go
I would bet its to prevent stringing between parts. The models are designed to print pretty continuously for clean parts with LW PLA, so the travels between parts could get messy.
Is this plane good for beginners in flying because this would be my first rc plane.
Yes very good for beginners... first plane I had flown in about 15 years! But I do fly a little amount of drones.
How much time does it take to print?
give yourself about a week of loading the printer to get all the parts out. Doing only 1 or 2 parts at a time is best
@@camk2552 thanks, I'm probably going to do it
@@camk2552 Thank you man! I just got a printer
Im printing the model S right now in lw pla doing 1 file at a time. Takes a long time but isnt too hard to keep starting the printer. once before work once after and once before bed. I'm over half done now. Kind of fun to keep production rolling!!
I just printed the Model A 1.4 which has a lot more moving parts than the predecessor and I got it all printed in a weekend but I was using two printers. Assembly of all the services, pushrods and such is what is taking me forever. Can thank the three young kids for that!
…fancy until the almighty egg shell crash…better bring a dozen if flying a while…
The stl are not free
yeah they are, the paid version has the landing gear, the free ones comes only without landing gear