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Unique frames
#1
Another post just reminded me I've never shared my frame on here before. (Used by me, not designed by me)
Everyone always seems to share the same popular frames, but I like unique ones.

Check out the ZMR Slim.  
It's a frame that uses ZMR 250 arms (cheap and abundant) to make a 210mm X-frame.  
They also have a "unibody" version (this is the footprint) that I helped design because I loved the frame so much after flying it for months but I wanted a frame with arms and body as one plate.  

They have other unique frames on their site.
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#2
The ZMR Slim is a great idea.
Current quad: ZMR 250 / DYS SE2205 / Littlebee 20A ESCs / Drone Lab 1500 4S / Naze32 Rev5 / BF 2.7.1
FPV: Runcam Skyplus / Aomway 200mw VTX / Fatshark DomV1
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#3
will use the thread for the same:

http://mokaframe.com/moka-simplex --> Z Frame !
and
http://mokaframe.com/frame-1/moka-micro-2 --> not the lightest 3" Frame but with a total different approach how space is used. Vertical mounting of FC
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#4
That Simplex is really interesting. I wonder what it would fly like with angled motor mounts.

Man, all their frames are really interesting and unique. Good find!
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#5
A friend of mine showed me this recently http://www.exversadesign.com/product-pag...1696b93742
Not sure what FC modifications or channel mixing in the radio or what will be needed to fly it, but it sure looks interesting.
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#6
Wow, the Moka Simplex looks great and super tough with 4mm plates on both sides.

Added to my list of potential frames for the next build, thanks for sharing!
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