Aero-tek P'tiot - Piko BLX slim conversion

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<h5>What-is it?</h5> <p>3D printed parts to convert aero-tek "Le P'tiot" quadcopter to a slim profile using Piko BLX flight controller</p> <h5>Benefits</h5> <p>Integrated PDB allows a thinner body and cleaner wiring</p> <p>Saves some weight (=~10%)</p> <p>Battery is nearer to the COG</p> <p>Camera can be adjusted with higher tilt without the frame obstructing the view</p> <h5>Post-printing</h5> <p>You will need to cut an opening in the upper frame for the camera tilt, and shorten the provided screws</p> <h5>Parts</h5> <p>Aero-tek Ptiot: <a href="http://aero-tek.eu/shop/fr/packs-et-kits/216-p-tiot-fpv-complet-a-monter.html">http://aero-tek.eu/shop/fr/packs-et-kits/216-p-tiot-fpv-complet-a-monter.html</a></p> <p>Furious FPV Piko BLX: <a href="http://furiousfpv.com/product_info.php?products_id=41">http://furiousfpv.com/product_info.php?products_id=41</a></p> <p>There's just enough place for a naked D4R-II or X4R-SB Frsky receiver, but I'd recommand using a micro-rx to save space and weight (eg. for a buzzer)</p> <h5>Update 2017-02-19</h5> <p>Added holes for screws to the camera support, so that the camera doesn't shift angle so easily</p> <p>Adjusted the arm's endstop height</p> Category: R/C Vehicles