Picked up a Diatone GT M530 from a friend. Idea would be to see how the GTM frame runs then probably move to a Project 399 Super G frame as a better filming rig.

Update 9-13-20:
This is underway! Ive setup the GT M530 and am just waiting for the smoke to clear to give it a fly as stock before I tear it down to frame swap with the Super G frame thats currently in the mail. Ive also torn down and parted out my 4in MLR to scavange the gps, buzzer, and rx off of that build for this one. Eventually Ill build up Dave_C's new 5in MiniLongRange in lieu of the 4inMLR. While everyone is all about the 6s builds this one will remain 4s for now, since I have the motors and batteries to do so. At 2550kv and it being a Diatone motor I will be experimenting with props to see what kind of effeciency I can get, but so far Ive picked up a huge smattering of different props to try, some 5in, some 5.1in, and even a couple 5.5in options. The new semester is upon us though so getting this complete anytime soon might be impossible, unless I squeeze a little bit of tinkering here and there between grading :)

Update 12-13-20
Been a bit and lots has happened. Ended up never flying the GT-M530 and just went straight to the SuperG build. One issue I had was motor clearances on the SuperG arms. Nothing a carbon specific bevel bit cant fix though. Flew the Runcam Swift one time and have since gone to a Ratel since the Swift was PAL only. Still have to get GPS straightened out or rather confirm that its working properly, but Ive swapped over to the 1W+ TBS vtx and will be running a different buzzer setup since the stock diatone vtx setup is a combo buzzer+vtx 30x30 board. Not sure what Im going to do with that extra tbs unify vtx I now have, maybe that will live on a #MiniLongRange build? For now Im jsut waiting for the weather to clear up to go fly. Ive got GPS to confirm, 5.5in props to try again, and 2000mah batteries to try.