FrSky is good for 1 - 2 miles if you have line of sight

I can

Not in any reasonable time frame, I've got 4 of my own builds lined up with no time to get them done :(

Im patient 1-2 months is fine! I need crossfire micro or nano and split mini under 250g. Or i can pay you to send me building instructions for wiring and what i need to provide the right voltage to the components so i dont fry them and which UARTs to connect? I can handle the Betaflight stuff and binding.

It's the only frame I've ever been able to get smooth Runcam Split Mini footage out of :)

With a 4S 450 youll be under 250 grams easy

thx

Here ya go

perfect

The Hobbywing stack has 2 UARTS and the clear bushings have been ok, Im going to try the red then blue next though if i ever get it back together and out to a spot again

Thanks i received all the parts for mine and built it. but im having absolutely terrible noise on the fpv feed on throttle from the runcam split mini. i tried a micro camera and that was perfectly clear. i then put the runcam split into another quad and spun up the motors on it and that was perfectly clear too. I then tried a different 5v pad for the split and even soldered it to the vbat on the hobbywing stack and still the same, i even tried using the 5v from the akk fx3 ultimate vtx. it doesnt make any sense where the noise is coming from?

Try physically moving the VTX to a different spot, they can be really sensitive to the noise from the battery wires

I tested the 2 akk vtx's outside of the quad, i even installed a seperate 5V bec for the runcam and had no effect so i connected the runcam split to my more massive droner build which has the same motors as this and has an hglrc TX20 vtx and there was barely any noise, so i swapped the TX20 in and the noise was greatly reduced. putting the akk into the massive droner build with a foxeer arrow micro pro resulted in a perfectly clear image. I uploaded a very short video to youtube from the first flight when i noticed the noise when the motors were spinning;

Depends on how much ground im covering but usually around 3 minutes

Wow, so you think the 650's would be about the same cause their heavier or a little more runtime? I usually see 850's on average for 3" quads...

650's will give a bit more run time for sure, 850 is way too much in my opinion

1306's make it feel more like a micro in that it's lighter, quicker, has incredible throttle resolution but less grunt and power, great for proximity flying. 1407's make it feel like a 5" in that it's smoother from the extra weight, changes direction without being as jarring, and has mega power to throw it up over stuff, great for both proximity and bigger spots.

Compared to my other micros it is around 50 grams heavier but being drilled for 12x12 motors guarantees that it's not underpowered since those motors all make plenty of power. With 1407's this flies much closer to the way a 5" does than a micro, it hurtles into the sky when you punch the throttle and has the weight to do big nasty throw moves without it running out of momentum half way over the tree :)

Yup :)