RC Paramotor 3D Printer Model
The file 'RC Paramotor 3D Printer Model' is (stl) file type, size is 5.5MB.
The file 'RC Paramotor 3D Printer Model' is (stl) file type, size is 5.5MB.
Decided to try an aerodynamic fuselage for a radio controlled paramotor. Based around the new Hobbyking paramotor wing, which is far better than the old version. Don't worry about printing this with low infill to save weight as it flys better with more weight. Mine currently flys well at about 1.2kg. Some parts do require support.
Short video of it flying: https://youtu.be/oyt4YwIFIxQ
Parts:
Wing - Hobbyking 2.4m (https://goo.gl/QFrj1x)
Motor - 2212 980kv (https://www.banggood.com/custlink/GD3GJdyOSB)
Propeller - Counter clockwise 9x6 (This is important for torque compensation) (https://goo.gl/VoBqKF)
ESC - T-motor 30A (https://www.banggood.com/custlink/Dv3vCYEjSO)
Servos - 49g High Torque Servo (https://goo.gl/cDw1qP)
Batteries - Lipo 4s atleast 5000mah (I use 3x 4s 1800mah)
Radio control gear (atleast 3ch)
Bolts - 3x M3x20 (Attach front and back together)
10x M3x10 (Mount servos and hold arms to servos)
Magnets - 10x2mm circle magnets to attach canopy(https://goo.gl/JGRi56)
And other building equipment such as solder, wire, chosen battery connectors etc
*Affiliate links. Using these links will not affect your purchase, but will help support my work. Feel free to purchase from somewhere else, but these are the parts I'm using. I also cannot guarantee that purchasing different parts will fit the 3D printed parts
| Arm.stl | 286.5KB | |
| Back.stl | 4.9MB | |
| Canopy.stl | 2.4MB | |
| Front.stl | 5.1MB |
