3DHawk, the ultimate 3D printed tinyhawk S or freestyle conversion.

The tinyhawk S is a good beginner quad or good indoor quad but what happen when you start fliying well and you want more of it ?
On the other end the tinyhawk Freestyle seems to be a good toothpick style quad but i read that it suffer from a lack of power...what happen if i retire 13 grams of it ?

The idea was to exploit the AIO board because for me AIO sound like weight efficiency.
So, I was limited by the 5A of the ESC and the heaviest motor i can install was 1103 8000kv with 65mm props.
I bought the skystars motor on a flash sale for 5.45$ each one.
Then I can say this build is a also a good budget conversion from a Tinyhawk S to a tinyhawk freestyle "light version"

The frame is my own design and i will post it on thingiverse soon.
It is 3" capable and i think i will test some 3025 Gemfan props wich for me are the best performance/efficiency ratio.
I add some reinforcements on the underside of the frame that i print in green with the help of M600 command on my 3D printer.

The antenna is maintained with a special part on the rear of the quad.

The original weight of a Tinyhawk freestyle is 52gram dry and 78 gram the the original batteries. My 39 and 66 grams seems to be a good progress !
I think a HD camera like the split could be installed on such a build without too much degrade the flight performance.

It run well on betaflight 4.1 with an amazing flightime of 5mn+ and a really good punch !
I'm trying to adjust the PID as well as it could be, if i find something significantly better than the stock PID i will post it.

Mlanaga, Bask Country, France

EDIT : 28/11/2019 Today, the PID's start to be interesting, I complete a flight of 7 mn !!! With a 450 maH 1S battery, very promising !!