Bit late to posting this one as this is a build from a few months ago. I'd wanted to build a Cinewhoop for some time but also, at that point, wanted to go with something smaller than a Shendrones Squirt. Then I saw Airblade UAV's Honeypot frame and fell in love - I really like the design!

I went with the 2.5" version of the frame which 'only' supports whoop-style AIO boards. I put only in inverted commas mainly because if you're going with the 2.5" version you're likely doing so to get under 250g so you'd likely use a whoop-style AIO board anyway. As a side note, I believe that AirBlade UAV no-longer sells the 2.5" frame/version.

I used the GEPRC 20A AIO board which I've used in a few other builds and haven't had any issues with (knock on wood). I used a TBS Crossfire Nano receiver and my favourite micro VTX, the RUSH Tiny Tank. 

For the motors, I used Airblade UAV's Superman 1404 4850kV motors. I used these motors in a previous micro build and really enjoyed them but I'll probably switch them out here - I found there was too much vibration and my feeble attempts to tune the quad weren't helpful. I'm sure someone more knowledgeable than me (which is most of you guys) would be able to get this guy flying smoothly but my attempts at adjusting PIDs just led to shaky flights and hot motors.

Fortunately, with Reel Steady GO on my Naked/De-cased Hero 7 and Flow-State Stabilization on the Insta360 GO you don't really notice it in the recorded footage (especially with the former), however on the FPV camera it's jello-city!