Using these quadrocopter drawings you can make DJI Mavic yourself!
You can use folding propellers on this homemade quadrupter to reduce its size when folded.
For printing to a 3D printer, use ABS or PLA plastic. The print is carried out with a layer of 0.2 mm, filling all the details (except the beams of the motors) 50%, filling the beams with 100%.
Look — homemade clone in appearance does not differ from the original!
If you do not peer, they can be confused with each other.
The motors are used 2212, 2312 or 2213 with 920kv.
The battery is 2700-5000 mAh. You can use both 3S and 4S batteries.
The assembly of this Mavik clone is not difficult and very simple.
The flight controller can be inserted to your taste, from Naza Light and APM, Pixhawk to the pulled out electronics from DJI Phantom of any model.
Electronics:
4X Racerstar Racing Edition Buy: Hakrc 20x20mm 15A Blheli_S Buy: HGLRC F4 Zeus F4 Buy: DJI Naza-M Lite Version Buy: Pixhawk PX4 2.4.8 Flight Buy: Mini APM Pro Flight Buy: 1Pair Original 8331 Propeller Buy: 2Pcs 8331 Noise Reduction Buy: ZOP Power 11.1V 2700mAh Buy: ZOP Power 11.1V 3500mAh Buy: LEOPARD Power 11.1V 5000mAh Buy: ZOP Power 14.8V 5000mah Buy: ZOP Power 14.8V 3000mah Buy:
Video instructions for assembling the DJI Mavic clone.
And here are the test flights with crash test :-)
If you do not have a 3D printer, then you can buy a ready-made kit for building the DJI Mavic case .
With a wind speed of 30 mph plus on the top of the hill, I just had to fly the Ron Broughton designed Balistik, a 60" chevron wing designed for EPP60 man on man racing
