Pougnagna
New member
Hi All!
Even before finishing my 1st ever plane, a Tiny Trainer, the second unit is already cut and waiting for most mistakes done and hopefully not reproduced.
So as everything is almost going according to the plan, let's start to deviate.
I've purchased a motor that doesn't fit into the power pod, so was born the 1st frame.
Then, after some minor fixes (such as mandatory down / right angles), came the time to fix the battery inside the Mole (yes, I plan to dig a hole on 1st flight).
So with no power pod but a frame, where to fix the 84 gr of 3S 850 mAh electrical can? ON A REDESIGNED FRAME of course.
A few more than 10 grams of proud PLA frame ready to bond firmly 495 gr of thrust and estimated 300 gr max of Mole. I don't know if it will only moves in the air, nor fly.
Ladies and Gentlemen, here it is.
Under the frame is laying the battery.
My questions to you are:
1. What do you think about this in general?
2. Any big issue already obvious or sure to come?
Thank you in advance for your kind advice.
Sorry to be brief, sent from my phone.
Even before finishing my 1st ever plane, a Tiny Trainer, the second unit is already cut and waiting for most mistakes done and hopefully not reproduced.
So as everything is almost going according to the plan, let's start to deviate.
I've purchased a motor that doesn't fit into the power pod, so was born the 1st frame.
Then, after some minor fixes (such as mandatory down / right angles), came the time to fix the battery inside the Mole (yes, I plan to dig a hole on 1st flight).
So with no power pod but a frame, where to fix the 84 gr of 3S 850 mAh electrical can? ON A REDESIGNED FRAME of course.
A few more than 10 grams of proud PLA frame ready to bond firmly 495 gr of thrust and estimated 300 gr max of Mole. I don't know if it will only moves in the air, nor fly.
Ladies and Gentlemen, here it is.
Under the frame is laying the battery.
My questions to you are:
1. What do you think about this in general?
2. Any big issue already obvious or sure to come?
Thank you in advance for your kind advice.
Sorry to be brief, sent from my phone.