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Having status LED's on the board is nice, but they're next to useless when the board is mounted in the stack or under a cover. The next rev of the board IMO should be designed so that these LED's can…Continue
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I believe I received a defective motor from 3DR.I ordered the Quad kit, full electronics, with the 850kv motors.When I apply throttle, all of the motors start up (no props!), but one of the motors…Continue
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Kevin Klein commented on Marooned's blog post Configure LEDs and beeper in Mission PlannerPosted on December 1, 2012 at 10:30am 6 Comments 0 Likes

One of the weak spots of the current 3DR frames is that the aluminum walls of the arms are very thin. The motors mount directly to the arm and in the event of a "landing anomaly" the aluminum wall is easily deformed by forces on the motor.
My solution was to construct "backing plates" for the motors. The plates fit inside the arms and slightly longer screws are used to attach the motors through the plates. The plates are simple 1/16" aluminum sheet drilled to match…
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I found a low cost, easy way to fabricate an electronics stack cover for your ArduCopter. You will need:
1 Ziploc Brand Container, Medium Square size
4 Rubber Bands, 1"-1.5" diameter
Modify the container by cutting 8 "posts" in the lip for fastening the rubber bands.…
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