These are the pics of Quad frame that is going to be released soon..
Fully manufactured in INDIA.
This quad frame features a very nicely finished glass fiber main frame, shock-absorbing landing legs and folding aluminum arms. The shock-absorbing landing legs are a great feature to handle those rough landings that we all have from time to time.
Fiber Glass frame is CNC cut for precision. A full tutorial on how to assemble the frame will be posted on RCIndia soon.
I would like your valuable comments.
More Pics coming soon.

Fantastic VK! Measurements pls.............

Technology full of Arts, or an technically perfect ART !
Only a dedicated soul can imagine and materialise this.
Which I should call it ? Brilliantly use of Parabola & Solid geometry.

Very nice looking and MOHANBAGAN Color scheme.

EXCELLENT workmanship! Weight??

Will let you all know by tomorrow evening as i am not having weighing machine.

awesome work Vivekji.... waiting to fly it soon....

As far as measurement goes it 590mm from center to center of the motor shaft.

verry good frame  what is the price of this india made frame 

VK congrats on introducing the quad frame, do let us know the price. I would be interested in buying one.
Anwar ul Haq

Nice

Weight ?

Good one 

Woah excellent work Vivekji.. Aluminum or CF arms?

Revolution begins...

Almost missed this one, thank you for the pm Vivek.
This is a fantastic design will save modellers lots of time and effort. kudos 
I wonder if you can do something like this for tricopter fans

Quote from: Dharmik on May 16, 2012, 09:24:10 AM
Revolution begins...

I was too planing to make something similar using CF but this is great stuff man... time saver for lot of quad lovers like me 

will be posting the weight today

Satya bro cost of complete CF frame will go above 1000rs and CF is not easily available here.

Satya Sir the cost of CF itself will be well over Rs500/-
They are aluminum rods

@Dharmik yes you are right the costing will be issue but i guess the overall weight will be reduced. But still a guessing game for me, i have ordered few CF tubes and plates, will make one and let you guys know about.

Anyways what vivekji is offering is excellent expecting a good and cheap price as well

Awesome Vivek bhaiya!!

dear VK singh,
First of all let me appreciate your efforts in bringing a solution to India.
At the same time let me be honest and try to share some of my experience here. hope that u will take it as +ve only.
1. Pl double check the rigidity of the motor mount plate. as i see in the photo, it is mounted only on the frame. Once motor is mounted it has some leverage and can cause problems.
ideally, the motor mount plate should have both the sides, connected and fastned to the landing gear mechanism, thus making it an integral unit. Also the aluminium square rod should extend to the to almost the tip of the motot mount plate. Pl note that the max force from the motor/ prop is at this point.
2. Some protection mechanism for the Electonics board, since a crash often flips the quad.
3. It may be a good idea to substitute the centre plate as a power distribution board as well.
4. Pl see (if u have not already seen) the following product details. more or less similar, and proven design. u may get some tips here.
http://www.blueskyrc.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=5&products_id=14&zenid=fabe53ae3b025aeb228e4aa28b831884

best regards
ashta

Astha Sir,
That was my first frame but i was not satisfied with mount. In this frame i have checked the rigidity of the motor mount. Will be improving this designs in the future.

The weight of the frame is 325gms

thanks VK singh.
pl look at the link that i have given, in detail.
Pictures of all the idividual parts are given there. This may help you in modifying the design.

my best wishes to you.

best regards
ashta

Quote from: vksingh on May 16, 2012, 03:21:59 PMThe weight of the frame is 325gms

Very nice.

Astha Sir,
That was my first quad frame, It is made of MDF and the motor mounting is a problem in this type of mount. See the pic of mount on the page below the video 3rd pic.