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Eclipson Model A - RC Plane

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MakerWorld
Price
Free
License
PRIVATE-USE
Personal use only: print for yourself, no selling or sharing.
Formats
STL
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ECLIPSON MODEL A (FREE) ALL FILES TO MAKE IT FLY!!!!!!

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Eclipson model A is just a functional 3D printed RC plane extremely easy to print, assemble and fly. So if you are a beginner with 3D printed planes this is your model!. The plane has been designed from scratch to be 3D printed and to be an RC plane, meaning that his outer shape has been optimised for those purposes and that is the key factor that explains why this model flies  incredibly  well without any extra drag or extra weight typical from scale models, but also explains why it is so easy to assemble since it uses very little parts allowing you to rebuild the plane quite fast and for a really low price: Just 12€ if printed with LW-PLA or 6€ if printed with cheap PLA. So do not be afraid of crashing this model, the electronics will survive and can be reused not only in the next model A that you print but also in any of our designs since we have standardized all the electronic components to reduce even more the price of your RC plane.

Check out their website for more cool 3D printed aircraft: https://www.eclipson-airplanes.com/

Here is the assembly guide you can use:

Features:

-Trainer (LW-PLA) -Easy to assemble

-Removable wing and LG

-Full flaperon design

Specifications:

Wing span: 100cm

wing surface: 16m^2

wing aspect ratio: 6.6:1 lenght: 76cm

Specifications for LW-PLA:

printed weight: 220g

Take of weight: 490g

stall speed: 24km/h wing loading: 30g/m^2

Specifications for LW-PLA:

printed weight: 390g

Take of weight: 730g

stall speed: 29km/h wing loading: 45g/m^2

Electronics:

Battery: 2s or 3s LiPo from 500mAh to 2200mAh

Radio control system: 4ch if not using flaps, 6ch if using flaps

Motor (recommended): 2212 2200kV brushless outrunner motor ( MUST HAVE 16-19MM MOUNTING PATTERN )

ESC: 40A brushless ESC

Propeller: 6x5.5 APC propeller

Servos: 4x 9g hobby servos

Materials ( NEEDED )

Pushrods: 1.2mm diameter of 450mm lenght (4 of these)

Steel rods: 2mm diameter of 180mm length (4 of these)

Stop collars: 2.1mm diameter (2 of these)

Bolts and nuts: M3x15mm with nuts and washers (4 of these each)

Screws: M2x8mm (need 26 of these)

Rubber Bands (4 of these)

Velcro

superglue or CA glue ( DO NOT USE HOT GLUE GUN FOR THIS AIRCRAFT )

Pushrod connectors (4 of these)

Parts and Printing

I recommend to print the body out of LW-PLA, or PLA Aero. However, this aircraft can still be printed from normal PLA. Personally I say this aircraft printed in normal PLA flies better than PLA Aero, as the aircraft is a bit heavier, therefore it can fly better in windy conditions, and is better for beginners to learn to fly, and is stronger and cheaper.

Guides and print profiles

Print profiles and steps

0.28mm layer, 2 walls, 100% infill

Servo Mounts/Holders print in PLA-CF if you can, if not just print in normal PLA. this if for 9g servos only. You will need to glue 2 of them inside the fuselage on the tabs inside

Motor Mount, Spinner, Canopy etc... Print all of these in PLA-CF or ASA-CF if possible. if not PLA will work.

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