This frame doesn't but I have a 3" version available!

Awesome. Where can I find that?

If you can wait just a few days, I will provide a store link. I'm updating all junkyard models to V2, which includes additional battery strap and rubber band locations, as well as extending the camera mount location. In this model, the camera is a VERY tight fit when using a toothpick AIO board.

Sure I can wait. Looking forward to it.

Frame is ready!

Notable changes:
(1) Bottom Plate carbon fiber thickness increased to 3mm for higher durability.
(2) Frame now has chamfered edges for cleaner look and slight weight reduction.
(3) Motor mounting pattern is now 9mm/12mm combo, meaning it can carry a wide range of motors (1103 thru 18XX)

This design was extended to all frame types:

True-X https://armattanproductions.com/pages/kit_detail/2867
Wide-X https://armattanproductions.com/pages/kit_detail/2868
Stretch-X https://armattanproductions.com/pages/kit_detail/2869
Deadcat https://armattanproductions.com/pages/kit_detail/2870

Awesome. Unfortunately Armattan Productions is never fast (in my experience), and COVID is going to make it take longer. But I have gotten good quality carbon fiber cuts. I really hope your deadcat build shapes up the way you want. I would love to get some pics if it when you finish, maybe send me a link to your build log here on rotorbuilds when you get it done.

Thanks for the comment! I'm going to create a deadcat frame now :-)

Hey, thanks! 👏 ....Let me know when it's ready!.....What's the weight of the assembled frame alone?

Deadcat bottom plate is now available!
https://armattanproductions.com/pages/product_details/25381

This design is a prototype but, based on the successful stretch frame.
The top plate (https://armattanproductions.com/pages/product_details/23693) is universal to this JunkYard series.

I have ordered this frame myself to begin demo's, I would welcome any input or comments!!!

Thanks! suggestions: there should be a 3mm bottom plate option; also, not sure if I missed it, but there's no weight in your description (dry weight of the assembled frame).

I I can create a version with a 3 mm bottom plate and also 2 mm top.  I used those sizes when I was prototyping these frames, but in the early stages I was struggling with the power to weight ratio. When I trimmed them down to the current sizes, I hit the target AUW.  I really beat these things up on a regular basis and so far I haven't broken any frames. The reason I didn't put dry weight of the assembled frame It's because there are a lot of different configurations that can be used (with or without the camera mounts, or ignoring the top plate if you choose to use 3-in props). I have all the individual weights of The frame pieces separately. were you looking for those weights here on rotor builds or on the frame order website?

Thank you very much! These are the 8kkv motors. I was concerned that the 10kkv versions would exceed the boards 12A current rating. With the all AUW of this build being <90g, these 8kkv motors give outstanding punch out (still trying to eliminate some propwash) and still 5-6m of flight time. I'm going to put on bi-blades for the next outing.

This build is still quite experimental. This was its predecessor (https://rotorbuilds.com/build/21436).

My go-to motor for the Micro-class builds have been the Brotherhobby Returner 1402-9500kv motors. There have been very few reviews of these motors but I've been using them for ALL my micro builds and they are brilliantly. Great punch, never hot, and long flight times. The only drawback is they're heavy.

interesting. With micro-class you only refer to the prop size or specifically to the race specifications?

When I refer to the "Micro" or "Micro-brushless" class, I'm broadly referring to quadcopters that wouldn't annoy people if you took it to your local park for a fly while there are kids on the playground, heheh. To me it's an evolution of the "Toothpick" class. I loved the Toothpick (hail Kabab), but I wanted something with more "heft" to give the 5" freestyle/racing feeling.

Thanks. Bob did not invent the toothpick.

I dont believe he did, but I do believe he perfected it (just my opinion though).