This is pretty much a stock build of the Eachine Tyro 109 with FrSky XM+ 16-ch SBUS Receiver. Although some of the components are a tight fit, this kit is really nice!
Here are a few mods that I did to improve the kit:

• Fixed the Caddx Camera Power Problem: The Caddx Turbo Eos2 1200tvl camera must be wired to a different source in order to work. The connector on the flight controller for the camera provides 10V, however, this camera needs 3.3 to 6V (according to the "TYRO 109 Quick Start Guide (DYI)", p. 7. There is easy access to a 3.3V pad on the flight controller which I used. There's also a 5V pad that can be used.
• Enabled Smart Audio: I added a wire to the connector on the VTx and wired it to UART5 on the flight controller. I then enabled Smart Audio in BetaFlight.
• Added some Foam Above Battery: I added a piece of foam between the battery and the bottom of the frame to protect the battery from rubbing on the bottom screw heads. I secured the foam with a tie-wrap so that it will stay in place.
• Added Rx Antenna Stiffeners: I added two zip ties and heat-shrink to hold the antennas in a fixed position away from the props.
• Insulated the Exposed ESC Solder Connections: There is a row of solder pads that stick out on either side of the quad near the bottom where the ESCs are soldered. These can be easily shorted out if not insulated. I used Star Brite (Black) Liquid Electrical Tape to insulate the solder joints.

The finished build weighs in at 330g (0.728 lbs) without the battery. I'm using the Tattu FunFly 4S 1300 mAh (100C) LiPos which weigh ~152g (0.335 lbs). This puts the take-off weight at 482g (1.06 lbs).

The Quick Start Guide can be found here: http://myosuploads3.banggood.com/products/20190305/20190305210135TYRO109Manual.pdf

Thanks to Jodie Froster for pointing out that the carbon fiber plate that I had positioned above the battery is intended to go BELOW the battery to protect it as a landing gear of sorts. I have corrected and reposted new pics. Thanks!!