Started with a RTF Beta65 Pro 1s w/ DSMx receiver. Right off the bat, I didn't like the whole "rubber band" battery holder so I modeled up a small TPU piece that holds a 1s. The motors were also pretty noisy and the bells had visible play. Ordered another set from Amazon which are an improvement but still have some of the same issues. I also moved to BFPV tri-blade props. Replaced the included rx with a standard DSMx satellite receiver to fix some weird failsafes. Replaced the Z01 AIO with a FXT900 and canopy from TW to shave some more grams. Used the same mounting screws to bolt the canopy down. It had a really hard time turtling with the stock canopy but I think the reduced weight and flatter top help it get up and over with the stingray canopy. I have another set of motors on the way to test. Eventually the vTX will probably be a Unify Nano matched with a crossfire nano so I can have SA control as well.

Mount to hold 1s lipo: https://www.dropbox.com/s/jbil8w219o9e4ri/battery%20holder.STL?dl=0

Update: 7/3/18

So after some lackluster performance, I decided some upgrades were needed. I swapped out the motors with the 20000kv set from TBS. They don't come with connectors so I direct soldered them to the board. I also swapped over to the updated frame which has the built in battery holder. After these two updates, it weighs in at 20g w/o lipo (1g lighter than my brushed build) and it absolutely rips. It's way faster and has comparable T/W as the brushless but with more top end and i'd say faster spool-up. It still makes a racket which is annoying but the performance has put this build back into my whoop rotation.