Drone Airdropper

Simple drone airdropper made from CyberBrick accessories, controlled by a standard CyberBrick remote control Refer to the third picture for control method (downward switch releases item, upward switch closes lock) The receiver's print profile is copied from the forklift, if your previous receiver was a forklift program, you can use it directly The back of the airdropper has reserved slots for straps

The accessories used include:

receiver mainboard x1

CyberBrick battery x1

CyberBrick switch x1

360-degree servo x1

2.5x6mm screws x10

Note: Since the CyberBrick battery weighs 45g, the total weight of the airdropper is 115g, not recommended for small aircraft under 250g (Capable users can replace with a lighter battery)

Servo assembly tutorial:

As shown in the figure below, install the servo, tighten the screws, install the push rod, then install the gear Finally, install the stopper

Main body assembly tutorial:

Step 1, as shown in the figure below, install the receiver board and fix the 4 screws

Step 2, as shown in the figure below, install the servo wiring, note that the brown wire is on the inside and must not be inserted in reverse

Step 3: As shown in the figure below, install the battery and switch board

Step 4: As shown in the figure below, use M3x2.5 screws to fix the switch board

Step 5, as shown in the figure below, install the top cover and fix it with 6 m2.5x6 screws

Step 7: As shown in the figure below, pair the remote control and test for normal control