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Open source hardware is booming 🔥 We are proud of developing Quiver - our open-source, 25kg MTOW modular quadcopter platform for developers and operators. It comes with: - BOM ✅ - Manufacturing Guide ✅ - Harnessing Guide ✅ - PCB Assembly Guide ✅ - Operator Guide ✅ Take a... show more

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