Transportability and usability are at the core of the Tornado V2’s design philosophy. The wings feature telescoping spars as well as wing connector housings which allow you to glue servo extensions and MR60 connectors to them, allowing for a fully toolless operation
Designed for longevity, the Torando V2 features optional skids. Depending on your landing surface, you can either print TPU skids or the “mega skid” which can be printed in multiple-walls with high infill covering the entire belly of the craft.
The vertical stabilizer (Vstab) features multiple options for mounting cameras or other accessories to it with a built-in wire channel
Mounting spots for antennae, receivers and other accessories are sprinkled throughout optional parts
A variety of changeable noses are included, such as for analog 19mm cameras, walksnail, gopro7 and 11, pan/tilt mount, airspeed sensor or blank
There is a lot of space in the fuselage to fit a large battery (such as 6S2P 21700). There are 50x50 and 30.5x30.5 mounting points for avionics, as well as a battery stopper which can be slid and screwed down to where the battery is installed removing guesswork at the field when it comes to hitting CG
The hatch and wing feature printed compliant mechanisms which allow for toolless removal and reinstall. The wing clips can be depressed in order to release the wing, and the little handle on the hatch can be pressed inwards to remove the hatch. These mechanisms have been tested to 11G’s repeatedly to validate them for air-worthiness
The wing and stabilizers feature a rounded trailing edge which allows for finer print quality, eliminating blobs of filament that form around a sharp trailing edge
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