Description
GEPRC Domain 4.2 Frame — BOLTON SKU 58211.
About the GEPRC Domain 4.2 Frame
The GEPRC Domain 4.2 technical component is an airframe from GEPRC’s Domain series, listed here under the manufacturer’s own model designation. A multirotor frame is the structural assembly — plates, arms and standoffs — onto which motors, electronics, battery and payload are mounted, and it is the part that fixes the wheelbase, the propeller size the aircraft can turn, and the mounting pattern available to the flight-controller stack. Those figures differ between variants within a series, and GEPRC revises frame kits between production runs, so BOLTON quotes this line against the Domain 4.2 designation rather than against a written description. Wheelbase, arm thickness, plate material, mass and kit contents are confirmed from current manufacturer documentation at the point of quotation and can be issued with the offer. Buyers replacing a damaged airframe should quote the designation exactly, as parts are not generally interchangeable between series.
Key specifications
| Brand | GEPRC |
|---|---|
| Series | Domain |
| Model designation | 4.2 |
| Product type | Multirotor airframe / frame kit |
Typical applications
Frames are bought both as the basis of a new build and as spares, since the airframe is the component most often damaged in a heavy landing or collision. Selection normally follows from the propeller size and the flight-controller stack pattern an operator has already standardised on, which makes the exact model designation the controlling detail rather than a general description. Fleet operators commonly hold spare frames or arm sets so a damaged aircraft can be returned to service without stripping and rebuilding its electronics.
Supplied by BOLTON Technical Equipment Supplies against request for quotation. Add this item to your RFQ basket to request pricing, lead time and documentation requirements (e.g. CoC, datasheets or test reports where applicable).
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