Phoenix Flight Gear 200QX Polycarbonate Frame kit

Description:

This is a new frame designed off our Carbon Fiber 200QX frame. Following the same design elements but is cut from 1/8” Impact-Resistant Polycarbonate. We love to fly at night after work like so many guys out there so this new polycarbonate will allow the installation of the LED into the frame illuminating the entire frame. Maintaing orientation is much easier with the rim of this frame illuminated. We kept the frame within the same footprint as the stock frame to utilize the cases that are available for the stock 200QX. This will fit into any of those cases with little to no modification to the case foam. This mod will allow you to take your 200QX out at night or day.

Durability is a crucial component of the frame design. Polycarbonate offers great impact and crash resistance. The motors mount to this one piece frame with a motor spacer and M7 jam nut to keep weight down and keep a great clean look. Mounting points on the arms allow for three types of landing gear. The included standoff landing gear or RcLogger Xtreme EyeOne landing gear, both the 38mm and 79mm landing legs will work.

Single piece construction with minimal hardware and material removed from the central frame for improved airflow on your 4-in-1 ESC board. Reducing the overall wind profile of the craft is another great benefit of this frame, providing faster forward flight less affected by crosswinds. Airflow improvements have greatly helped in our high stress acro flights of the 200QX and turn a stock mini quad into the high performance 200QX Mini H.

Longer flights have also been made possible through the elimination of the battery compartment allowing for the installation of any 800-1500 2 cell batteries with a JST connector. Battery consumption is much lower with all of the bulky stock frame gone, less motor power is required to perform arial maneuvers reducing current draw on the FET’s. With the the stock canopy frame removed we found that the ESC board runs around 50 degrees cooler, even during high current draw sport flight.

For FPV or aerial photography buffs out there we have made a board cam mounting plate. Screw on the top mount accessory plate and mount your VTX up top or, use the platform off the back of the frame to mount your electronics. With the drastic weight reduction over the stock frame adding some lightweight FPV gear won’t overload your quad. If you want to film your flight many of the action cameras available will mount right under the nose and the slots in the central frame will allow for many mounting tie points. We mounted our Mobius under and were able to film prop free video.

For the transplanting process the 200QX is hands down the easiest conversion that we have come up with to date. The 200QX frame splits apart and all of the internal electronics are held and mounted with 8 #0 phillips screws and the motors have just a acorn nut holding them in place. The motors mount to this one piece frame with a motor spacer and M7 jam nut to keep weight down and keep a great clean look. Mounting points on the arms allow for three types of landing gear. The included standoff landing gear or RcLogger Xtreme EyeOne landing gear, both the 38mm and 79mm landing legs will work. No soldering, lengthening of motor wires or advanced skill is needed, the entire process takes apron. 30-45 minuets to complete.

Specs:

• Phoenix Flight Gear 200QX Polycarbonate frame only: 29g
• Included 40mm legs: 5.5g
• FPV cam, plate, tab with hardware: (Prototype in work)
• Accessory plate with hardware: (Prototype in work)

Includes:

• Phoenix Flight Gear Polycarbonate 200QX Mini-H Frame
• Phoenix Flight Gear Polycarbonate 1.5mm 200QX Top Accessory Plate
• 4 - M3x8 screws
• 4 - M3x40 nylon landing leg standoffs
• 4 - M1.4x6 self tapping screws
• 4 - Motor mount spacers
• 4 - M7 Jam nuts
• Adhesive Foam
• Adhesive Velcro
• Fish Line
• Velcro strap

Requires:

• 2.0mm allen wrench
• 1.3mm allen wrench
• #0 Phillips head screwdriver
• 4mm Nut driver