Here it is.... the Armattan Rooster 6" with a Runcam Split and Crossfire system. I am kind of glad I waited a little before start building because there are a lot more 3D printed parts available as time goes on.  I also included a list of 3D printed parts, so if you are interested in printing your own parts you can find the 3d files below.

The first thing I did is soft mount the Betaflight F4 flight controller with rubber dampers. This frame only allows room for a stack that is 2 high, so I cannot use a 4 in 1 esc with a RunCam Split. The next thing I need is a way to mount the RunCam Split camera because it is smaller than a standard FPV camera. Thingiverse is my go to site for all the 3D printed source and that is where I found camera mount. Just to be clear, everything I printed for the Rooster is with TPU.

After building the Armattan Chameleon I did not like how I ran the power plug in the back of the quad. So, this time around I will try running it in the front, right behind the GoPro mount.

Here are a few more 3D printed parts that I though worked well with my setup:

• TBS Unify VTX mount (non HV version, it is smaller)
• Front cage skid (help protect the shiny Ti cage)
• Crossfire Micro Rx Mount (I did not use the original Armattan Rooster Frame Standard VTX Plate. I did have to modify the 3D file a little because I did not need the T part on top)
• Crossfire Immortal Antenna (even with TPU is was firm enough to keep it in place)
• XT60 Battery Strap (Keeps the power cable in place)

A few thoughts about this build. The hardware that is included with the $100 frame is a bit disappointing. When I first received the Rooster from Heli Nation I was like, Cool it comes with upgraded screws. As I start building I did not have any problems with the screw, it was the Skunk Nuts. The M3 Sunk Nuts are defective because there is not enough thread inside. So, when I apply some torque to tighten the screws it will slip. I am not able to secure the arms and now the arms are loose. I have owned many Armattan frames and this is the first time I have ever experience such low quality hardware. At first I thought I stripped the screws. So I tried using my own m3 screw and I still had the same issue. I also thought it was just one defective M3 Sunk Nuts but the majority of them are like that. I happen to have my own Skunk Nuts because I us them with the DSLR brushless gimbals I use to build.

Other than that, the build seems to come together as it should. I opt for a 6 inch frame because I already have a 5 inch Chameleon so whats the point in having 2 frames that are so similar. Plus I can use 5 inch props on a 6 inch frame too.