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Meteor75 Pro "Food Box" Field Kit Insert

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Turn a standard food container into a professional, organized carry case for your BetaFPV Meteor75 Pro!

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Turn a standard food container into a professional, organized carry case for your BetaFPV Meteor75 Pro! This modular insert is designed to keep your whoop, power, and charging gear secure and rattle-free while traveling to your favorite flight spot.

I designed this because retail cases are often too bulky or expensive. By repurposing a common food storage box, you get a lightweight, rugged, and "incognito" case that fits perfectly in a backpack.

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✨ Features

  • Custom Fit: Specifically measured for the Meteor75 Pro (75mm frame).

  • Battery Bank: Dedicated slots for 6x 1S batteries (Optimized for BT2.0 450mAh/550mAh sizes).

  • Eco-Friendly: Designed to fit inside a repurposed food container


📏 Compatibility & Requirements

The Box: This adaptor was designed to fit a [Insert Brand/Size here, e.g., 1.2L Sistema or Lock&Lock] food container.

  • Internal Dimensions Required: 110x110x50

The Gear:

  • Drone: BetaFPV Meteor75 Pro.

  • Batteries: 6x 1S LiPo (BT2.0).

  • Charger: Standard 1S USB charger stick.


🖨 Recommended Print Settings

  • Material: PLA or PETG. (If you leave your kit in a hot car, use PETG to prevent warping).

  • Infill: 10-15% (Gyroid). You don't need much strength; it's mostly a divider.

  • Walls: 2 loops.

  • Support: None required! (Designed with 3D printing in mind to avoid waste).


🛠 Assembly

  1. Print the adaptor.

  2. Test it by fitting it inside your food container. (If it's a tight fit, you can lightly sand the edges).

  3. Load your Meteor75 Pro, 6 batteries, and your charging cable.

  4. Glue the main body with an enforced bracket.

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