Mega Shark-70 High performance EDF-jet

The Mega Shark is the bigger brotherof the successful 50mm Shark. The Mega Shark is a high performance jet powered by a 70mm EDF on 4s or 6s. Already at 4s the performance is not to be under estimated, at 6s it is a real power beast and the Mega Shark is very fast. Nevertheless, the Mega Shark is also very slow to fly and glides very well and can be landed very easily.

The Mega Shark is designed to be printed in foaming LW-PLA and has been tested and found to be strong enough in that material.
The structure is kept quite simple and consists of relatively few parts.
The fuselage segments have a wall thickness of about 6mm, are printed with 1 perimeter and 6% Gyroid infill.
The wing parts on the other hand are solid with integrated wing spars and other reinforcements where necessary, these are also printed with 1 perimeter and6% infill. The wing has proven to be more than strong enough during many flights, but if you really want to go fast
with a 6s configuration, there is the possibility to build in 1.5mm carbon spars.

The wings are easily removable for transport and the fuselage consists of several parts that are assembled with a few screws, so in case of damage
only the broken section needs to be replaced.

The video is not of the Mega Shark-70, but of the-80mm version because this is the only video available for now. Flight performance is equal for both versions.
https://youtu.be/EvL6xUZu0rw

The purchase of the files includes the STL, 3MF (Prusa 2.9,0), GCODE files and a Manual. With these
it is possible to print and build the Mega Shark-70 on a 3D printer with a print volume of
220x220x250mm.

1x 70mm EDF 4-6s
1x ESC according to the EDF unit used
1x LiPo4-6s 3000-4000mAh
2x 9-12gr servo for ailerons,
1x RX
16x neodym magnets12x3mm
2x 500mm 0,8 steel wire
2x servoextentioncables aprox200mm
850gr LW PLA
150gr PLA+
10gr foaming TPU
(4x 500mm1,5 Carbon Rod)