My main goal was to create a highly compact 2" quad that is able to support a split style HD camera while staying light enough to achieve reasonable flight times yet offer extended range compared to regular AIO builds. The frame is inspired by the TKS Race frame, with slightly more prop clearance and rotated motor mounts for cleaner cable management.

• 84mm motor to motor
• 6.6mm M1.4 three hole motor mounts
• 25.5x25.5mm M2 FC mount
• Dry weight 44g,
• AUW 71g with GNB 2S 450mAh (~5 minutes cruisy flying)
• Cruising throttle around 25%
• Range limited by the VTx

Update 2021-06-22: The NamelessRC nano400 VTx I initially used suffered from low range and mediocre signal quality at 100m out. Same with a spare I still had lying around. Too bad the build quality / QC seems to have suffered since the initial release of the nano400.

So I updated the VTx to a TBS Unify Pro32 Nano which now provides outstanding signal and range. This is on 25mW. In hindsight the regular TBS Unify Nano with 25/50mW would have been fine power wise and a few € cheaper.