SpeedyBee Mario 5 Frame
Introducing the Speedy Bee Mario 5 DC Advanced Frame Kit: Where Durability Meets Style
Let’s be real – you don’t want your drone looking like it just rolled out of a budget sci-fi movie. Enter the Speedy Bee Mario 5 DC Advanced Frame Kit, a masterpiece that’s not just a pretty face but tough as nails too. Crafted with the elegance of T300 4K carbon fiber and the brawn of aviation aluminum alloy, this isn’t your average frame kit. It’s like the superhero of drone frames, minus the cape.
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Version Compatibility
Lite version – Compatible with Analog VTX/ Walksnail/ O3 / O4 Lite
Advanced version – compatible with Analog VTX/Walksnail, O3, O4 Lite, O4 Pro
Pro version – Compatible with O4 Pro (it adds an extra metal heatsink at the rear
Key Features
- Design Options: Choose between the DC style for a broader field of view with cameras, or the XH style for a more traditional setup.
- Build Quality: Constructed with T300 3K carbon fiber, it’s not just about looks; this frame is robust. The top and bottom plates are 2.5mm thick, with a 2.0mm middle plate, ensuring both durability and agility.
- Arm Strength: Featuring 6mm arms, these are like the bodybuilders of drone arms. You might not need to replace them often, but if you do, it’s a breeze.
- Mounting Options: With 30.5 mm mounts for flight controllers and dual VTX mounting options (20×20 and 25.5×25.5mm), it’s versatile and ready for various components.
- Internal Space: The frame has an internal mounting height of 23-31mm, offering ample space for your gadgets, including bulky capacitors or advanced VTX units.
- Practical Design: From the capacitor bay to the receiver space (35x13x6 mm), every component finds its home without a hassle. The thoughtful design also includes easy-to-replace arms.
- Price Point: It’s a steal for the features it offers.
- Ease of Assembly: Straightforward assembly process, with a basic manual
Specifications – The Nitty-Gritty:
| Model | SpeedyBee Mario 5 Frame |
| Mario 5 DC Wheelbase | 227mm |
| Mario 5 DC Weight | 129 ±5g (3D Printed Parts Excluded) |
| 170 ±5g (3D Printed Parts and Injection) | |
| Mario 5 XH Wheelbase | 226mm |
| Mario 5 XH Weight | 126 ±5g (3D Printed Parts Excluded) |
| 167±5g (3D Printed Parts and Injection) | |
| Top Plate Thickness | 2.5mm(T300 3K) |
| Middle Plate Thickness | 2.0mm(T300 3K) |
| Bottom Plate Thickness | 2.5mm(T300 3K) |
| Arm Thickness | 6mm(T300 3K) |
| Camera Mounting Screw | 7mm |
| 3D Printed Parts | Yellow TPU |
| Battery Anti-Slip Pad | Silicone 3mm |
| Motor Spring Hole Position | Φ8mm |
| Compatible Propeller Size | Max 5.1 Inch |
| Motor Mounting Hole Distance | 16-19mm |
| FC Mounting Hole | 30.5×30.5(M3) |
| VTX Mounting Hole | 20×20(M2) / 25.5×25.5(M2) |
| Head Material | Aviation Aluminum Alloy |
| Aluminum Column Material | 7075 D5*23mm/D46*22mm |
| Internal Mounting Height | 23-31mm |
| Receiver Installation Space | 25*13*6mm |
| Suitable Capacitor Size | Φ10mm*20mm |
| GPS Installation Size | 18*18*7 |
What’s in the Box:
- The Speedy Bee Mario 5 DC Frame (assembled, of course)
- A collection of yellow TPU 3D printed parts (fashion meets function)
- An anti-slip battery pad (because no one likes a slippery situation)
- All the screws and thingamajigs needed for assembly
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