Lightweight Reversed Whoop Canopy [C03]
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My take on a "strap" style canopy. It prints easily, weighs 0.59g, and protects the camera well.
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I've been working on a personal lightweight 1s analog toothpick and I found myself enjoying its flight performance. I thought that I should give it a new canopy - something new and different from the recent canopies I've put out. I remembered those “strap” type canopies that printed flat and how easy it was to print.
Played around and iterated several times. In the end, it managed to be pretty light at 0.59g, holds the camera really well, protects the lens and the camera's PCB, and it isn't too difficult to swap cameras. Also wanted to make sure it doesn't twist easily like some other strap-type canopies.
Iterated it one last time to also move the camera slightly higher up to give the AIO some space in case of a head-on crash. I've had it on for a while on my toothpick and I'll gladly say that it does hold up well.
I know what you're thinking. Why reverse the canopy, you ask? No reason. It looks cool. I did actually want more props in view (contrary to most) as it makes me feel like I'm in a cockpit - that, and that seeing the state of the front motors was useful to me sometimes. It also has an unintentional benefit of flexing into the nylon screw instead of the AIO in most crashes - probably why my AIO is still alive.
Updates:
- [08/11/2025] First file will be for 25 Degrees. Currently testing other camera angles.