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3D Printed Arduino Drone [3D Files, Gerber File, Schematic]

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Screenshot_Arduino_Done_PCB.png 3D Printed Arduino Drone [3D Files, Gerber File, Schematic]
Base.stl 3D Printed Arduino Drone [3D Files, Gerber File, Schematic]
Motor Mount.stl 3D Printed Arduino Drone [3D Files, Gerber File, Schematic]
Receiver Space.stl 3D Printed Arduino Drone [3D Files, Gerber File, Schematic]
Stand.stl 3D Printed Arduino Drone [3D Files, Gerber File, Schematic]
Top Plate.stl 3D Printed Arduino Drone [3D Files, Gerber File, Schematic]
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9 files (F3D, PDF, STEP, STL, and ZIP) Close
  • Arduino Drone.f3d
  • Arduino Drone.step
  • Base.stl
  • Gerber_PCB_Arduino Drone_2023-07-26.zip
    • Drill_NPTH_Through.DRL
    • Drill_PTH_Through.DRL
    • Drill_PTH_Through_Via.DRL
    • Gerber_TopLayer.GTL
    • Gerber_BottomLayer.GBL
    • Gerber_TopSilkscreenLayer.GTO
    • Gerber_TopSolderMaskLayer.GTS
    • Gerber_BottomSolderMaskLayer.GBS
    • Gerber_BoardOutlineLayer.GKO
    • Gerber_DocumentLayer.GDL
    • How-to-order-PCB.txt
  • Motor Mount.stl
  • Receiver Space.stl
  • Schematic_Arduino Drone_2023-07-26.pdf
  • Stand.stl
  • Top Plate.stl

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Last update 2023-11-03 at 18:38
Publication date 2023-07-26 at 08:55
Design number 1345597
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amogh29
amogh29

Hey πŸ‘‹ , a request from me as I have paid for the pcb. As a beginner I cannot understand the connections of the esc and reciver to the pcb. I know that you have ed the file of the connection but it doesn't have the connections from esc and reciver to the PCB. So please send some pic of a short video on the connection. And one more request. Please upgrade the features of the drone (like add altitude hold, and some other simple features and make it more stable) in your videos with the same pcb. Please this is a request and request a bit faster. Thanks in advance πŸ₯Ί
amogh29
amogh29

Hey πŸ‘‹ please decrease the price of the Gerber files which were @149 rs package before now it's too expensive

ProKnow
ProKnow

"Hi there,

I understand your disappointment and appreciate your . While I do work hard and need to charge for my projects to sustain my efforts, I value your and want to help.

If you had kindly asked for a discount, I would have been happy to offer one despite the comment about "working only for money". I won’t be changing the price, but you can use the coupon code PROKNOW_70 to get a 70% discount on the project pack. This coupon will be valid for only 2 Days.

Thank you for understanding, and I hope this helps!

Best regards,
Vishal Sharma
ngothanhhoan
ngothanhhoan

I see that there are new updates on 2023-11-03. What are the updates? I am making the drone using the design ed on 2023-07-26. Should I re-print anything or do I need a new PCB? Thanks

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ProKnow
ProKnow

Don't worry about the 3D files as they are the same. However, I have made some changes to the PCB related to power and I would like to explain these changes.

In the old PCB, the Gyro Sensor VCC Pin was connected to an Arduino Vin Pin. Since I was providing 5V to both the Arduino and sensors through the ESC 5V supply, everything was working fine. However, for my next project, I am using the same PCB but this time, I am using an ESC which does not provide a 5V supply. As a result, I connected a 3s lipo battery directly to the Arduino Vin and GND, but unfortunately, my gyro got burned because it was connected to 12V while it could only handle 5V.

Therefore, I have updated my PCB and connected the Gyro Vcc to 5V. My suggestion to you is that if you are using an ESC that provides a 5V supply, you can use the old PCB. However, if you are using an ESC that does not provide a 5V power supply and you want to give 12V to Arduino, then you need to use the latest PCB.

In any case, just not to give more than 5V to the old PCB.

Hope you Understood

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ngothanhhoan
ngothanhhoan

Thank you for your very detailed reply!

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