Tiny Whoop/ Inductrix frame (INFINITY)

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(Original models printed on a Prusa I3 MK2.) This model is designed to be a standard replacement frame for a Blade Inductrix. Final model should weigh approximately 3.7g when printed in ABS. ABS is the recommended material due to the small flight controller standoff mounts with screw holes. This is an extremely strong and light weight frame in ABS. Flight characteristics are identical to the stock frame with some apparent added control response attributed to a more ridged material and design. I used some small child hair rubber bands to attach to the provided frame hooks to hold the battery onto the frame. A piece of velco can also be used. Motors install from the bottom of the frame. .STL files provided for printing optional motor protector feet. Stock Inductrix frame weight - 3.5g I have noticed when using higher then stock KV motors (17.5K and above) the rigid nature of this frame can cause some slight flight controller high gain behavior. Nothing that is significant enough to effect flight performance. V2 Update: Redesign for increased rigidity Opened up motor mount holes for better fit to motors Motor mount stop redesigned to avoid confusion with motor installation direction Duct veins angle revised Duct height and shape revised V2 frame now weigh's 3.8g. Sorry, but the changes that increased the weight were worth it. Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: Prusa Steel Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 100 Notes: All parts printed flat on table facing up with no supports. 3mm brim brim recommended for adhesion Arrow on frame indicates forward orientation. .STL saved in fine resolution. Print time is approx. one hour for the frame and 10 minutes for the motor protectors using typical ABS slicer settings.