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Arms of V4 delaminate #24
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Here is another example https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xlhkx9ak-zo |
Replaced the original 4 mm arms with 5 mm arms. (thanks Kai for cutting) |
yeah i have a 5mm version and 6mm version -- 6mm version flies best imo :)
…On Fri, Mar 12, 2021 at 4:53 PM Carsten Weiße ***@***.***> wrote:
Replaced the original 4 mm arms with 5 mm arms. (thanks Kai for cutting)
Now the quad flies like a charm.
No torsion and bending of the arms any more.
The vibrations and oscillations are gone.
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This cool frame resonance analysis of the S1 V4 shows why it flies better with thicker/stiffer arms. |
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After a baby crash into a field (mud) the front arm is delaminated like puff pastry.
Nearly every layer of carbon came off.
Is it a quality problem of the carbon or are the 4mm too weak?
Or both?
With 5 mm arms the screws would fit again :-) 2 + 5 + 3 = 10
I had no issues with the V3.
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