F450 carbon fiber landing gear extensions

DucktileMedia

DucktileMedia

Drone Enthusiast
F450/F550 landing gear extensions and batwing camera mount.

I made these for my F450 so the gopro would clear the ground. They are obviously strong as hell because the quad came barreling into the ground after losing signal and didnt break anything but a prop. I have a few people on here who ordered some and it is easier for me to make a bunch at once. So if anyone else wants a pair, let me know. I am charging $20/ set of 4. Shipping is $5 in the US.

thanks
Yuri

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Kilby

Kilby

Active Member
Money sent. This is perfect since I was looking for a way to raise mine up a little bit and get my GoPro under it. I have a non-fisheye lens going on the GoPro as well, so I shouldn't see any legs in my video.


-Terry
 






jforkner

jforkner

Member
Looks good. Just curious...is there a reason the legs are mounted with the curve toward the center? Seems like the quad would be more stable if the legs were curved out. I suspect they could be mounted either way, however.


Jack
 

kloner

kloner

Aerial DP
makes less obtrusive to the camera, less in frame and looks great

I almost went and bought 4 trex tail fins till saw this
 

DucktileMedia

DucktileMedia

Drone Enthusiast
I suppose you could flip them around. I just thought it looked cool this way. I think if you mounted the gopro under the battery tray, with the lower plate oriented front/back, you might get the legs out of view. I am also flying in 170deg mode which gets damn near everything.

Thanks for the orders guys, I am blown away at how many of these have sold already. Although i'm not making much it is kinda cool to get some product out there. It inspires me to put up more ideas I have for after market parts.

Yuri
 

kloner

kloner

Aerial DP
can you work from a 2d .dxf file or does it have to be a 3d autocad type file? what sort of materials do you work with?
 

DucktileMedia

DucktileMedia

Drone Enthusiast
2d .dxf is fine for most parts. I can cut just about anything. I have a CNC plasma cutter as well, although not ideal for intricate parts. Your parts are on their way.
 

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robone

Member
IrisAerial said:
I made these for my F450 so the gopro would clear the ground. They are obviously strong as hell because the quad came barreling into the ground after losing signal and didnt break anything but a prop. I have a few people on here who ordered some and it is easier for me to make a bunch at once. So if anyone else wants a pair, let me know. I am charging $20/ set of 4. Shipping is $5 in the US.

thanks
Yuri

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I like the those legs. Just wish I had a F450 and I would order some. $20 is a good price.

Rob
 

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rwilabee

Member
I think the way they are mounted flows better with the look of the F450. Definately looks cool.

Rich

IrisAerial said:
I suppose you could flip them around. I just thought it looked cool this way. I think if you mounted the gopro under the battery tray, with the lower plate oriented front/back, you might get the legs out of view. I am also flying in 170deg mode which gets damn near everything.

Thanks for the orders guys, I am blown away at how many of these have sold already. Although i'm not making much it is kinda cool to get some product out there. It inspires me to put up more ideas I have for after market parts.

Yuri
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Mactadpole

Mactadpole

Member
Hi Yuri,

What is their total length? I need something like these on my Rusty's frame and I'll just use one of his clamp sets.

Thanks, Shawn
 




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aWanderer

Member
Hi there, are these still for sale? I don't have PayPal, but could do an e-mail money transfer from my bank? I am in Canada. Let me know if/when I could order a set please. Great work BTW.
 

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