Planted. That's the best word to describe how this feels in the air. Which is strange to me, I was expecting it to feel floaty and lack control. But oh boy does it have control. The way you can drop from exactly 400 feet and no higher and arrest your fall with a minimal amount of stick input is jaw dropping. This thing has oodles of thrust and I love it.

The build was a bit tight, at first I wanted to use the slammed parts but that was never going to work as it's just too tight for a 4 in 1 ESC. So I went half way and it worked great, slightly slammed, and there was enough space for everything. I did have to mount my 30x30 vtx in the back, but it fit like a glove on top of the cap and r9 Slim+ so I'm happy.

The motors are beautiful, wonderful, and everything I could have hoped for in a giant 7" motor.

The only things that worry me are the walmart 7" arms. There quite a bit of flex and how good can $14 arms be...only time will tell if it can hold up to the abuse.

After two GPS related crashes I'm even more impressed with the build, nothing has broken or even chipped, the motor's didn't burn after having to use them to find the quad in the forest. And speaking of crashes: After finishing the build I decided to crash in the woods while experimenting with the GPS recovery feature. I didn't know much about GPS and that I had to turn on GPS telemetry for my QX7 to be able to see coordinates so I started searching blind. Here is the video of that whole event

Thankfully I had been testing with my 1850mah 6s battery so I never got even close to a low battery. I could have flown for 5 minutes more on the capacity that I had left.

Working on the tune now.