I love the low end response on quad blades....so great for quick snappy maneuvers. Definitely need batteries that can keep up though...otherwise I drop to the HQ 5040 tris.

Yeah, gotta be careful with these motors. I've heard F60s + RK 5051s = puff

Puff... but worth it! :P Just kidding, I haven't had too much trouble on my new SNOW-STYLE. Roughly the same weight as this frame, F60's, 5051's, and not puffing yet. Although, I may not fly as hard as some.

@dirtdiver What batteries are you running with that setup?

I've got some older Tattu 1300mAh, and some newer Revolectrix 1500mAh LiHV's. Either seem to work fine, without puffage. The packs do get a bit warmer than my old prop/motor setup though.

I might have to give them a try then. I'm running Tattu Race Series 1300, so they should be fine.

Will modify the plates to accept a strap or possibly a 3d printed camera mount.

My 0.02 would be to allow a strap- you'd be able to run a 0 degree 3d printed case that way.

IMHO, this would be the best for this frame. Strap through the carbon is always my preferred solution.

Just designed up a 3D printed mount that integrates into the horizontal standoffs between the cam plates. Looks super clean. I've also been toying with the idea of 3d printed face cover for the session that allows a strap to be run the same direction as the hero 4.

Both setups sound awesome to me, though my brain just wondered if strapping to standoffs would be as sturdy?Anyway, the same direction idea would be neat too, just need to make sure the 3d cover leaves a hole for the record button.

With a 4S 1300mah, Gopro with lens protector and Hovership Exopro protector...its 607 grams. With a 5s its 647grams