I decided to build this one instead of the ET version and I'm happy with the results. I would recommend getting the 35mm plastic standoffs and cutting them to your desired lengths. I have mine down to 22mm and I was able to fit everything inside.

I decided to build this one instead of the ET version and I'm happy with the results. I would recommend getting the 35mm plastic standoffs and cutting them to your desired lengths. I have mine down to 22mm and I was able to fit everything inside.

I decided to build this one instead of the ET version and I'm happy with the results. I would recommend getting the 35mm plastic standoffs and cutting them to your desired lengths. I have mine down to 22mm and I was able to fit everything inside.

I love this frame. It is so light. Runcam Swift Micro fits perfectly. DYS F4 Pro + FS-X6B on top of it, Eachine VTX03. RS1306 3300KV motors and DYS 20amp xsd esc. Great combo and flies beautifully with Dinogy 4S 600mAh. I can recommend.

I love this frame. It is so light. Runcam Swift Micro fits perfectly. DYS F4 Pro + FS-X6B on top of it, Eachine VTX03. RS1306 3300KV motors and DYS 20amp xsd esc. Great combo and flies beautifully with Dinogy 4S 600mAh. I can recommend.

I love this frame. It is so light. Runcam Swift Micro fits perfectly. DYS F4 Pro + FS-X6B on top of it, Eachine VTX03. RS1306 3300KV motors and DYS 20amp xsd esc. Great combo and flies beautifully with Dinogy 4S 600mAh. I can recommend.

Bought this to transfer all the components from my jjrc battler 130.With some slight mods and soldering everything fit nicely and now I can use 4 inch props which totally transforms the quad.This provides an inexpensive cure for the shortcomings of the battler.Fun to fly now.

Bought this to transfer all the components from my jjrc battler 130.With some slight mods and soldering everything fit nicely and now I can use 4 inch props which totally transforms the quad.This provides an inexpensive cure for the shortcomings of the battler.Fun to fly now.

Bought this to transfer all the components from my jjrc battler 130.With some slight mods and soldering everything fit nicely and now I can use 4 inch props which totally transforms the quad.This provides an inexpensive cure for the shortcomings of the battler.Fun to fly now.

I think this is a fairly old frame at this time, but one of my favorites. I drilled my own 20x20mm holes to fit an f428 stack. lightweight and thin, so you will probably want to keep it light. fits a runcam micro and led/buzzer in the back.

I think this is a fairly old frame at this time, but one of my favorites. I drilled my own 20x20mm holes to fit an f428 stack. lightweight and thin, so you will probably want to keep it light. fits a runcam micro and led/buzzer in the back.

I think this is a fairly old frame at this time, but one of my favorites. I drilled my own 20x20mm holes to fit an f428 stack. lightweight and thin, so you will probably want to keep it light. fits a runcam micro and led/buzzer in the back.

I didn't want to go the standard route of building a ZMR for my first quad. I wanted something small to zip around with and learn about setting up. Although this Grasshopper is tiny, I carefully selected components that would make the install minimal. - Littlebee ESCs - CC3D Evo w/ Bent Pin - Matek 5in1 PDB w/ Built-in Alarm - RCX H1306 3100KV motors w/ 4025 props - LemonRX DSMX Satellite Receiver I didn't use the Diatone PDB. Instead, the Matek 5in1 PDB works great providing 5v power from the Servo Lead to channel 5 (or 6) and assigning through Librepilot to a switch on the receiver to operate the buzzer. It will also alarm for low voltage. I ordered black nylon standoffs to maintain a stealth look. Couldn't use the back standoff locations due to pin locations on the CC3D, but was able to keep a level top deck by adding more standoffs above the CC3D into the top plate. The receiver fits tight between the top plate and the top of the CC3D. I will fly this around for a while to get acclimated and later try to fit a compact camera & FPV transmitter, but for now, I like how it has turned out.

I didn't want to go the standard route of building a ZMR for my first quad. I wanted something small to zip around with and learn about setting up. Although this Grasshopper is tiny, I carefully selected components that would make the install minimal. - Littlebee ESCs - CC3D Evo w/ Bent Pin - Matek 5in1 PDB w/ Built-in Alarm - RCX H1306 3100KV motors w/ 4025 props - LemonRX DSMX Satellite Receiver I didn't use the Diatone PDB. Instead, the Matek 5in1 PDB works great providing 5v power from the Servo Lead to channel 5 (or 6) and assigning through Librepilot to a switch on the receiver to operate the buzzer. It will also alarm for low voltage. I ordered black nylon standoffs to maintain a stealth look. Couldn't use the back standoff locations due to pin locations on the CC3D, but was able to keep a level top deck by adding more standoffs above the CC3D into the top plate. The receiver fits tight between the top plate and the top of the CC3D. I will fly this around for a while to get acclimated and later try to fit a compact camera & FPV transmitter, but for now, I like how it has turned out.

I didn't want to go the standard route of building a ZMR for my first quad. I wanted something small to zip around with and learn about setting up. Although this Grasshopper is tiny, I carefully selected components that would make the install minimal. - Littlebee ESCs - CC3D Evo w/ Bent Pin - Matek 5in1 PDB w/ Built-in Alarm - RCX H1306 3100KV motors w/ 4025 props - LemonRX DSMX Satellite Receiver I didn't use the Diatone PDB. Instead, the Matek 5in1 PDB works great providing 5v power from the Servo Lead to channel 5 (or 6) and assigning through Librepilot to a switch on the receiver to operate the buzzer. It will also alarm for low voltage. I ordered black nylon standoffs to maintain a stealth look. Couldn't use the back standoff locations due to pin locations on the CC3D, but was able to keep a level top deck by adding more standoffs above the CC3D into the top plate. The receiver fits tight between the top plate and the top of the CC3D. I will fly this around for a while to get acclimated and later try to fit a compact camera & FPV transmitter, but for now, I like how it has turned out.

Im new the hobby and I had planned to use this frame to use instead of the JJPRO P130 quadcopter. Looking at the frame I'll probably make another quad as i want it and use 4" props with larger motors. The frame feels rigid . The bottom frame is 2.5mm thick and the top plate is 1mm. Good looking product.

Im new the hobby and I had planned to use this frame to use instead of the JJPRO P130 quadcopter. Looking at the frame I'll probably make another quad as i want it and use 4" props with larger motors. The frame feels rigid . The bottom frame is 2.5mm thick and the top plate is 1mm. Good looking product.

Im new the hobby and I had planned to use this frame to use instead of the JJPRO P130 quadcopter. Looking at the frame I'll probably make another quad as i want it and use 4" props with larger motors. The frame feels rigid . The bottom frame is 2.5mm thick and the top plate is 1mm. Good looking product.

This is a very good quality frame, even if you were to pay more. I currently have 1806 2300Kv motors mounted on it. This will be a very tight build if you are using 4045 props and a full size receiver. ! CAUTION... ! My Naze32 flight controller, connected to the included PDB 5V, died after about 4 or 5 batteries, ESC's wont communicate with the FC and Betaflight opens the COM but cannot communicate, No LEDs on the board. My digital multimeter shows up to 8V to the 5V for a fraction of time, which i believe has killed my Naze32 Rev6 FC. If you are going to use the included PDB, make sure you power your ESC's 5V line or a better regulated 5V source

This is a very good quality frame, even if you were to pay more. I currently have 1806 2300Kv motors mounted on it. This will be a very tight build if you are using 4045 props and a full size receiver. ! CAUTION... ! My Naze32 flight controller, connected to the included PDB 5V, died after about 4 or 5 batteries, ESC's wont communicate with the FC and Betaflight opens the COM but cannot communicate, No LEDs on the board. My digital multimeter shows up to 8V to the 5V for a fraction of time, which i believe has killed my Naze32 Rev6 FC. If you are going to use the included PDB, make sure you power your ESC's 5V line or a better regulated 5V source

This is a very good quality frame, even if you were to pay more. I currently have 1806 2300Kv motors mounted on it. This will be a very tight build if you are using 4045 props and a full size receiver. ! CAUTION... ! My Naze32 flight controller, connected to the included PDB 5V, died after about 4 or 5 batteries, ESC's wont communicate with the FC and Betaflight opens the COM but cannot communicate, No LEDs on the board. My digital multimeter shows up to 8V to the 5V for a fraction of time, which i believe has killed my Naze32 Rev6 FC. If you are going to use the included PDB, make sure you power your ESC's 5V line or a better regulated 5V source

Vrai carbone, la base fait bien 2,5mm, découpe super propre, le tout pour un prix serré, comme la place dispo pour installer l'électronique!

Vrai carbone, la base fait bien 2,5mm, découpe super propre, le tout pour un prix serré, comme la place dispo pour installer l'électronique!

Vrai carbone, la base fait bien 2,5mm, découpe super propre, le tout pour un prix serré, comme la place dispo pour installer l'électronique!

I had 4 little dys motors lying around and this is the perfect frame for it jus a cheap and little frame you can have lots of fun with! :)

I had 4 little dys motors lying around and this is the perfect frame for it jus a cheap and little frame you can have lots of fun with! :)

I had 4 little dys motors lying around and this is the perfect frame for it jus a cheap and little frame you can have lots of fun with! :)

This frame is perfekt! It is very small (I was surprised how small it really is, when I first saw it) but still supports 4 inch props. I´m running it with DYS 1306, Kingkong 4045, 20a ESC and 3s 800mah battery, which gives a lot of power for normal flying and only weights 240g with battery.

This frame is perfekt! It is very small (I was surprised how small it really is, when I first saw it) but still supports 4 inch props. I´m running it with DYS 1306, Kingkong 4045, 20a ESC and 3s 800mah battery, which gives a lot of power for normal flying and only weights 240g with battery.

This frame is perfekt! It is very small (I was surprised how small it really is, when I first saw it) but still supports 4 inch props. I´m running it with DYS 1306, Kingkong 4045, 20a ESC and 3s 800mah battery, which gives a lot of power for normal flying and only weights 240g with battery.