Here are some close-ups of the arms and legs. They are made from DuPont Zytel®, very strong and resilient in a wide range of temperatures.
Guillermo had some break force testing done, the results were impressive:
In the center it takes 204 lb (92.5 kg), and at the tip 772 lb (350 kg).
Sliding dovetail and set-screw retains the legs, allowing for easy replacement if needed. Picatinny rail mounting system integrated into the bottom of the arms provides endless mounting options for accessories.
Motor wires are protected, but not buried. Quick release clips keep things tidy.
Comments
Do they come with a place to insert some anti vibration material under the motors ?
Is the body and arms going to be available for us that have APM's and would like a snazzy body ?
Earl
Evgenly,
The ridges on the bottom of the arm are part of the quick release rail system, they are not there to increase strength.
ledges on the bottom of the beam is not added strength but increase the weight
Alexsey,
No these are not compatible with the DJI products.
Stephen,
We are using these prop mounts because they are lighter and run true.
Very polished and professional looking. Is that a new prop mounting system I spy? I say that because I spy no collet.
Where do the motor wires go, through that channel on the underside?
Plastic is always going to put carbon fiber out of business, once the volume of manufacturing is high enough to justify the molding.
NICE!
Seems like legs are DJI compatible?
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