ill most likely be removing the arm braces or doing a different design for them in the next version as they aren't very useful right now.

My opinion is this frame rocks. During assembly I had two thoughts that probably are non relevant. On the warpig frame (2.5 inch) there is a slot method that allows for most mounting patterns. I ended up cutting off the portions of the frame that would support rubber band battery holder. This frame is fast. I own it both in 2s and 1s builds and it may be my swan song in FPV as I broke 4 flight controllers building this and I just dont have that kind of money spare.

Boner FPV publishes Dutch Swear Words, while I fly the MASH Suicide Song - FPV IS DEAD.
Youtube has cratered and FPV is dead! Nobody want's to watch your phwakin FPV video. And if nobody wants to watch FPV videos any more, why watch talking head videos about trying to get FPV to work. You're wasting your time... the world has moved on from the hoola hoop and the lawn dart.

Thanks, I used the original cable and camera that came with the O3 air unit. I am pretty sure at this current time there are no other options for 03 air unit.

There are longer third-party cables, in case if standard is not enough for specific build. As for camera - of course it works only with original O3 cameras, and it will for sure stay this way:) BTW, i can advise to disassemble the camera and apply additional glue along the line of contact of the lens casing and matrix casing (where thin line of gray glue is). If you crash the quad hard enough - lens may un-glue in that place, and glueing it back is not a good option because you cannot control the distance between the lens and matrix with the necessary precision - and most likely will get a blurred image. Happened to me twice.

i go back in time to find the photo in google photos. but i mounted it to the bottom plate with three screws and double sided tape. and made sure to have a 90°mmcx to the back right where i can still access the buttons of the Solo.
the Cinelog 35 with this set up flys amazing! you'll be surprised off the first back with a massive smile.
I'm at work now so when i get a chance i will find a picture or just take a new one when i get back home.

Choppergirl, Dark Horse of Air War, 2142 FPS VTOL gunship server, the Queen of Server Side modding
5 years before Bardwell or Steele ever ducttaped a POS baby monitor camera to balsa sticks... I was flaming boys nonstop in aerial combat on my highly Python modified and labor of love server 15 years before Velocidrone Combat or the first Quadcopter Sim, period. I am legend. Welcome to being in the know ;-)

Interesting that when I make a Rotorbuilds page outlining how I want to build a free FPV park 50 miles west of Rampage it gets viewed as spam, but when fucking Botgrinder does it a few months later himself after reading my page... the bro culutre literally bends over backwards throwing $35,000 at him. Very annoyed considering I typed up my project with 8 burnt fingers in bandages from putting out a house fire at night, but instead you throw your money at an ADD stoner who's going to smoke at least 15% of it up for sure in bluntz. Shrug, whatever! I didn't even ask for money, and was goign to grill out for everyone for free. Too late now... pay your $75 just to be a spectator at the sausage fest that is Rampage, what do I care... enjoy not getting to fly and basking in the presence of Bad Advice Barnwad.

i like the maps on Tryp...
The gravity seems to be a little light for planet earth!

Yes, it should be salvageable, but missing parts are lost in the field. I may have another broken one somewhere, but I have no time to work on it.

I know how that goes! I have had a Foxeer F7 and Reaper 8s 80amp esc 20x20 for over a year know I've been holding onto for a project to use in but have not felt right about putting them in just another quad. I could see building one of these speed drones through but I have yet to find any prints for it online and am shit at designing myself. If you know any public files I'd be very grateful for a link.

The total weight ready to fly minus the battery is 172g.

How did you get your so lightweight? I got an aos 3.5 build with:

• Foxeer reaper 45a aio f7
• rcinpower GTS V3 1804 - 2450KV
• o3 unit
• HQProp T3.5X2X3 Grey Poly Carbonate - 2CW+2CCW
• Matek ELRS-R24-D

Mine weights about 182.8 grams w/o battery. And I dont even use the plastic antenna mount which weights a few grams. I tried as lightweight as possible. Can maybe safe 1 gram if I made the motor wires a little bit shorter.

Are using all the TPU that came with it? I'm only using the TPU for the O3 antenna. I'm not even using the TPU that was intended to go under the O3.

I think your motors with a same given wire length are probably ~ 1 gram per motor heavier. I don't know how much that ERLS receiver weighs but I can't imagine much.

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Nice looking build. so, your about 10 grams heavier. the motors are probably only 4 of it. i noticed you're using those motor wire covers that came with it. i wonder how much those weigh? i didn't use those. I've heard they just break and cut the motor wires.

I'm using a smaller capacitor on mine as well. it's one those silver 370uf ones which according to Liang's website it's enough for my set up.

I changed my build a little. Used a smaller capacitor that would fit under the frame + tape instead of the plastic tubes, looks 10 times btter.

I just weighted on of my rc motors, with 8.5cm wire they weight about 12.7-12.8 grams each. So that is at least 1.20g per motor more. Matek receiver is 2grams more. That is about 7 grams. My drone atm weights 181.3 grams. I'm also using this waterproof coating, which is also 1-2 grams probly. I really need to waterproof my drone since I live in the Netherlands, where there is so much water / wet grass :P I hope DJI will release an O3 nano which would be 15-20grams ligher, would solve everything and still have the power.

But even if the drone is under 250g, it will still be classified as a 250g+ drone if i'm correct because of the power and speed. So it does not matter that much.

Ouch. There is only the weight restriction here in America. My AOS rips, especially if I use the 2.5" pitch props. Still no where near my Quadmula F5 split but it's pretty fast. I was very comfortable flying my 3" vista build aggressively through my neighborhood. I rarely fly the AOS in my neighborhood and usually walk about 5 minutes to a small park to fly it.

There is some pretty good info out there on de-casing the O3. I think it shaves at least 10g off the weight......

I'm probly going to sell my current aos 3.5 and make a new one with the same motors as you. Wonder if you can make a video with using max throttle. Want to compare them to the rcinpower 1804 motors. I will upload a few videos to on my youtube channel and post them :). Your build is perfect, can even add foxeer gps with compass.

I'm actually in the middle of updating mine slightly. I'm switching the AIO for the Speedybee. I put a Speedybee stack on my 5" and i really like the built in wifi Bluetooth. Tuning in the field so easily is awesome and using their AIO only adds a gram to my build.
I'll finish before the weekend and get you some videos. i think you'll find that the T-motors are actually going to give you more thrust. kv is important and the T-motors have about 16% higher kv than those 1804 motors. The T-motors were made specifically for 3.5" freestyle builds whereas i believe those 1804s were made for cinawhoops.