Notice Gaui Tsh: X3 Embedded X3 Circuit Frame

Discussion in 'Industry News' started by HeliGods, Jun 24, 2014.

By HeliGods on Jun 24, 2014 at 6:47 PM
  1. HeliGods

    HeliGods Mark - Administrator Staff Member

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    Check out these first pictures from Gaui TSH of the X3 Embedded X3 circuit Frame, Coming Soon:


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Discussion in 'Industry News' started by HeliGods, Jun 24, 2014.

    1. beenflying

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      Gosh, it's a fiberglass PCB being used as a frame. Clever, but not as strong as carbon fiber. Thanks for the pictures.
       
    2. The Dude

      The Dude Well-Known Member

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      Yer, i don't really like the idea, but it's different ..
       
    3. AndrewY

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      Surely they can lay those tracks on carbon... Then put the clear coat over top?

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    4. beenflying

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      Carbon is conductive, whereas fiberglass is an insulator.

      I wonder how you're supposed to plug in the VBar programming lead, if you followed the installation in the pictures.
       
    5. AndrewY

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      Ahh yeah I forgot that

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