Would be interested in honest opinions in the comments! This was a super fun build - albeit a bit fiddle-some - where every components complimented eachother very well. As per usual, I'll be popping my opinions in here so you can get an idea about quality etc.

This was a client build, and so if you are interested in getting anything done by me in the future, feel free to contact me. I can't cater to anyone outside of the UK, unfortunately, but can give advice every so often if I have a bit of spare time.

Without further ado, here are my thoughts:

Moongoat: It's a brilliant frame. I'm impressed with the stiffness, freedom of mounting solutions, and even cost. $99 isn't cheap, but on a $300 build an extra $50 won't make much difference. A caddx vista will just about stretch from front to rear on the standard cable, and can comfortably be moved around thanks to the non-fixed mounting holes; you can slide stacks around on rail-like slots. Super handy! Only downsides? Minimal places to mount antennas, and a requirement is 3d printed parts for VTX antenna mounting.

RCinpower Wasp Major: 22.6-6.5? That's an odd size. It's smaller and lighter than basically any 2207 or 2306... but it has more power and a larger stator by far! Impressive. Whether you think of it as a stocky 2206, a pressed-down 2207, or a squeezed 2306, it sure has amazing build quality (as you'd expect at £22 a pop) and they look fantastic. A clear winner in the premium motor category.

Hobbywing 40a 20mm: Nice little ESC. I hate how it's pre soldered and wish they wouldn't cover it with heat shrink and silicone. It's not bad soldering, and suitable for 90% of people, but if you're as fussy as me about colour coding, red on a grey and green build isn't going to cut it. Super design though, and super heat disipation. One of the best 20mm ESCs around.

Zeez F7(22) 2020 v2: Incredible. It's as tight as they come, but the functionality, the use of space, the amount of uarts... it's unheard of on a 20mm board. Again, you pay for this functionality, yet it's so premium that it's worth it. Just wish they'd fix the wiring diagram to be a bit less art-sy and a bit more practical.

Caddx Vista/polar: It's a vista. It's great.

Tracer nano RX (and Mambo): These are some really cool products. TL;DR is that they both save cost where necessary, but pile on so much good stuff where you want it. Diversity on a £19 FLRC receiver? That's nuts. 1w on a £99 transmitter? Crazy! The mambo is the best budget transmitter around, and the Tracer nano RX is a fitting companion to it. Would highly recommend, as a Crossfire and ELRS user, getting this.

Buzzer and GPS are great. Buzzers are all annoying to set up so I'm not going to get started on that.