Logicflight Y6m - Simplest & Durable mini Drone

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Logicflight is based in the beatiful city of Berlin, we build customized UAVs & do aerial research for over 2 years. We wanted to publish our first prototype called Logicflight Y6m. It's a tricopter with motor redundancy. We kept the design as simple as possible because in the past we have built complex models from third parties and we know how painful can be to build or repair models. For an intermediate user it might take between 2 to 4 hours to assemble this model. Feel free to ask any questions on the comments, we are happy to help and also to receive feedback to improve this model. Disclaimer: this is a work in progress and an experimental model, we take no responsibility for misuse or any kind of accidents that might occur. Always protect yourself when activating motors, and threat the electronics and batteries with care, as they might burn or explode. In case of questions or doubts please contact us at contact@logicflight.com Instructions Materials: 6x Turnigy 1811 brushless Outrunner 2900kv 6x 6A Turnigy ESCs 6x 5x3x3 Propellers (3xCW & 3xCCW) 1x 35C 2S 2000mah to 3000mah Lithium battery 1x Flight Management Unit 1x 4CH to 8CH Receiver, depending on your needs. 1) We recommend to print Arms & Holders with raft and support material (we used PVA + PLA). 2) Body can be printed without support. 3) Once that pieces are printed, insert the motors inside the motor holders. 4) Use 3x M2 short screws and nuts to join the motor holders together. 5) Use 3x M3 screws and nuts to join the holders with the arms. 6) Use 3x M3 screws and nuts to join the arms with the main body. 7) Mount the ESCs using velcro and take care of using cable binders to protect cables from hitting the propellers. 8) Mount your electronics (FMU, Receiver, GPS, Sensors, etc.) 9) Fly and enjoy! In case of any question please add a comment, we are happy to help you.