I don't disagree. I have her apart again waiting for the molex connector for my power module. When that gets here I will update the build with my telemetry and take a pic.

Took care of the duplicate. The images link goes to the post on rcgroups.com with the files for my 3d printed puck. I will delete it if you want but I thought it made sense to include it. If you add a way to comment on lines or edit the descriptions I could explain that. Another thing that I don't know how you could fix other than with comments is my link to the cheap camera. That seller has raised the price to $23. I'd hate to think someone coming to your site for help or ideas might actually waste that kind of money on that crappy camera. With a comment line I could tell them to shop around and not pay more than $12. All in all the site is looking great. Just what I needed, another place to spend time that makes me want to spend $.

I just had another thought. In addition to builds you could have a section where we could list tools that we like that don't really go with a build like decent wrenches or soldering equipment or a million other things. In addition to being helpful it is another place you could rack up a few affiliate bucks.

I was thinking about allowing for customized fields. I may include that at some point, but it might be best just to mention your puck in the description above the parts list. You could also mention the camera price there.

You can create a "Bench" build if you want. I was thinking about doing that for my tools.

After my crash I got everything working except the marker lights on the bottom of the ESC's because I damaged part of the pdb and do not intend to fix it as the next pdb I touch will be when I go to a 450. After a few flights I realized I liked the lights so I replaced them with what you see in the build. They line up almost perfectly with the holes in the frame under the ESC's. I had to bend one hole in each arm just a hair it to get the spacing perfect. The stock ESC's are back in place and hold the new LED's in place perfectly. I was a little worried about heat but so far so good. To keep away from the FC I taped the wires under the pdb. I cut off the connector and soldered it to the board. I set them up so red is back and green is front. That made more sense to me than the stock config.

Looks like a good match. I bought these for my F450, but I haven't used them yet. I got 2m of RGB, so I can choose any color I want and put them on quite a few different things. I plan to put a few on each of my arms, but that's a project for another day.