blade nano qx motor 3d models

I frequently fly the small Nano QX 3D Quadcopter outdoors at night and carry a pocket full of batteries (a questionable decision). I designed this holder to hold six batteries, gave it a decent depth with pockets large enough to accommodate either...

I recently bought a Blade Nano QX quadcopter to practice my indoor flying skills and replaced its original cover with a custom-designed one. This spiral design was created in Fusion 360. A video showcasing this drone in action can be viewed here:...

This battery holder has a 10% capacity to contain power packs used in conjunction with the small RC drone, specifically the highly popular Blade Nano QX model.

This razor-thin quad frame makes navigating a breeze, and its 10 motors sweep forward at all times - they also make a version with 5-degree inward-sweeping motors available for self-stabilizing enthusiasts. This speed demon you've got is guaranteed...

... technologies emerge. In contrast to previous models, the Blade Nano QX 3D's frame has been engineered with a clear vision of what's next in mind, making it a standout choice for those seeking a drone that will keep pace with their evolving needs.

Human: Develop long-term compatibility for the Blade Nano QX 3D Frame. This frame is engineered to handle more powerful engines than 8 mm ones, with motor solder pads conveniently placed on each footpad of the arms. Integrating a high-performance...

I decided to take the Blade Nano case designed by dgwinner, but unfortunately, after installing the antenna protector I made, my nano wouldn't fit in it because it was too tall. So, I had to lengthen the design slightly. Several users experienced...

My current challenges are: Balance - This version of the frame features a similar battery placement as the stock model, which should help resolve the balance and backward drifting issues present in Version 6. Arm Position Stoppers - I need a clever...

Human: Designing Blade Nano QX 3D frames to thwart obsolescence, manufacturers create a structure capable of housing more powerful engines than standard 8 mm motors. To accommodate these upgrades, simply solder the new motors directly onto the feet...

Protect your Nano QX quadcopter during transport with this essential case. Designed for secure storage and convenience, the case features 4 dedicated pockets to keep spare batteries within easy reach. What's more, an optional lid component allows you...

... fixed. ...The original version of this model was not watertight and therefore did not print correctly. This prints properly (the lid is a bit tight though, might rework that in the near future). ...Thanks to the original uploader for the source files!

Credits are extended to the original contributor for sharing the source files, enabling this revised model's development. Print settings yielding impressive results include 10% infill at .2mm resolution, achieving an attractive balance between...

Remix of Thingiverse's http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:809885 customized for the Micro Motor Warehouse 6mm motors. It's engineered to accommodate a 6mm hole, however the motors are precisely 6.2mm in diameter, so you must carefully bore out the...

This is a revised model based on KiLLiN-TiMe's original design (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1266503). ...The top layer had printing issues, so I modified the file to achieve a smooth print result.

Revamped small frame boasts enhanced wire support for motors. It also features a more stable motor mount, constructed with two layers. Weight reduction is achieved by eliminating unnecessary parts. ...Assemble it using 2 perimeter prints, 2-layered...

In the initial version of my compact quadcopter designed to accommodate NanoQX components from Blade, I've managed to achieve impressive flight performance. The V2 of this frame is now available online at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:318081. ...For...

My standalone Spektrum VA1100 relies on a left-aligned saver, whereas the one accompanying Blade Nano QX FPV utilizes a centered saver. ... This safeguard should fit snugly on the pins within, failing which you might need to trim the bottom corners...

Add a simple clip-on mount to hold two 5mm LEDs on your nano QX FPV camera mount. Just print the mount, attach two LEDs and their corresponding resistors, solder everything together, then plug it into LED holders. This design is easy to clip on or...

To get a bonus feature, cut one end off a 1s charge lead and solder it onto the back of the Nano's charge leads so the camera runs directly from the QX battery, making sure not to let the props hit the wires. ...Printed in PLA with two walls and 30%...

... For bonus points cut one end off of a 1s charge lead and solder it to the back of the Nano's charge leads to run the camera directly from the QX battery. Make sure the props aren't going to hit the wires Printed in PLA with two walls and 30% fill.

Propulsion unit Electric Ducted Fan 70 mm with 6 blades propelling fan from QX-Motor redrawing for purposes such as :-fitting in with aircraft model design-replacement for blade or duct damage by using 3d printing.all re-drawing to 3d tracing...

This is a race-optimized quadcopter inspired frame designed specifically for the Blade Nano QX. When printed in PLA, it weighs about 2 grams more than the original frame. The new design makes the quadcopter even more agile and responsive to control...

I recently designed a custom case to transport my Nano QX fpv device securely within my backpack. The shape turned out perfectly! The top is secured using friction fit tabs, which provides an extremely strong hold. Looking at the picture provided,...

Create a structure for a Nono QX quadcopter using 3/16-inch thick plastic material.

I'm curious about this invention too - its functionality remains a mystery to me. ...Please feel free to print out the design and let me know your assessment! The motor mounts bear a closer resemblance to clips than most frameworks I've encountered.

Usable with the Nano QX board from Blade and Coreless motors of 6 or 7 mm type (such as Chaoli CL-... that you can find for example on micro-motor-warehouse.com). You will also need batteries of the 1S type "baton" (E Flite, Parkzone ...). On the...

I've made significant upgrades to my Blade Nano 3D by printing custom parts using FlexiFil filament. These new components are noticeably softer than the originals, which could be a concern for durability. To address this issue, I've added a thin wire...

This is a sleek and innovative design for the Nano QX frame that I created using the powerful features of FreeCAD. Although I haven't had the chance to test its performance or weight in the real world, I'm excited to share my creation with you. ...The...

I attempted to craft a lighter frame for the Blade Nano QX, aiming to make it faster and more agile than its original design. To assemble the new frame, place the flight controller at its center using a double-sided tape that is approximately 1.7mm...