This is my first toothpick/tiny built attempt with an AIO.

I first picked the Darwin AIO with ELRS 2.0 (SPI) pre-installed...that turned out to be a disaster, as updating the board to the latest BF (4.4) didn't help to get the receiver to bind with my radio.

Having tried the Zeus10 AIO, I found it to be a really elegant AIO solution, so I picked one up for this built.

Generally speaking I have to say that most of the HGLRC products have given me an overall very positive opinion about their quality control, as they usually just work.

One major drawback about the Zeus10 AIO is that the receiver is not built in, which is a big space issue when there's so little space in the frame.

While soldering on this board I really discovered why these tiny builds are so much fun.

I gave it a hover test in my room and it flew ok on a 2S. One thing that was a bit disappointing though was how much throttle it needed to get off the ground. After finishing the built I noticed that it was quite heavy for it's small size...also the motors are probably not the best size for this frame...sad since I already cut the wires and they came with really short wires to begin with.

Well, I'll take it for a field test and play with the PID and rates and see if I can improve performance a little.

Video quality is good, so I'm happy about that...and it looks so nice.

After adding a bulge in the throttle curve around the hover point this built feels super zippy. I really enjoy it and it got over 7 minutes on a 3S pack with 850mah flying with many flips and rolls and a couple of power loops. Shout out to yohfpv, thanks for the tip.