Splash - Cinewhoop
Frame and TPU by Jack's 3D Printing
Check out Jack's 3D Printing: https://www.facebook.com/groups/315905552404441/

I built this quad for cinematic footage; nice and slow flights. I love the TPU on the ducts. They can take bumping into things a little better in my opinion. It's not as heavy as I thought it would be, but It is a little larger then the average cinewhoop build and a tad bit heavier. Total weight with battery and GoPro hero 7 black on is right at 657grams. It will hold a full size 4s Li-po, and at 1500mah 120c. So, I will get around 5-6 minutes of flight time? With the crossfire and unify pro32 VTX I should be able to get through structures with ease and not failsafe or loose video feed. (That is the hopes at least...lol). I did the standard hover test after upgrading the FC to BF 4.1.6, and with stock settings, it hovers like a dream! Almost could take my fingers off the throttle and let it sit there and do its thing. However, I will be doing some fine tuning, and when I have it perfected, I will post screen shots of the PIDs, Rates, and Filter settings in the photos below...
This has been a fun build and One of the nicest whoops I have seen. If you are interested in one of these Splash builds, click the Facebook link above and tell him FlipMasters FPV sent ya! Cheers!

Georges Place - "Splash FPV video until 4:40" -

Frame purchased at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/315905552404441/ $115 for the kit... (the price isn't listed below in the parts prices)
All of the Parts were purchased at: (Pyrodrone.com)

Firmware: Bataflight 4.1.6

Please feel free to ask any questions in the comments. I will do my best to answer what I can. Cheers!