This is my next upgrade to my first quad. Because there were so many changes I decided to create a new profile build. This uses many of the same parts from my build at https://rotorbuilds.com/build/26187, but upgrades includes the T-Motor 722 Pro FC to take advantage of the DJI port, ExpressLRS and new Beaver Frame. In order to take advantage of the sbus, from this FC, I reversed the TX and RX ports for URART 5 in Betaflight CLI console. I also created a new wiring harness for the VTX, listed below, to connect to the DJI port. Everything else worked as expected. I created custom TPU part for the quad, and they are listed below. I'm deciding if a bumper is needed. I'll decide after it's maden flight. :-)
resource SERIAL_TX 5 D02
resource SERIAL_RX 5 C12
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Hi, nice & clean build 👍
How did you attach the standoffs in the middle of the base plate? You had to remove the press nuts, right? Then the holes are bigger than the screw though, did you use some kind of washers to fill the gap?
Yeah, I changed the screws and used an M3 screw at each end of the standoff. This is one of the customizations the frame can handle. I'll upload a couple more images of the underside of the fame.
But when you remove the press nuts, the diameter of the hole is much bigger than the holes for the other M3 screws. Does the standoff still fit and is not loose? Thanks for your attention. I’m looking forward to your reply.
No it is not loose at all. The arm core part is still there. The M3 screws screw into the standoff. I added a couple more pictures.