Preorders are now open for Featherlight at PitchRollYaw! Buy the bundle and get the frame AT COST, or get the frame by itself at full price. All kits ship with 5 arms, and note that the final version has pressnuts instead of locknuts for easier arm changes!

A 5" that weighs 188g dry with 5mm arms, a full-sized FC, and a CCD camera. Yes, that includes props, prop nuts, and a battery strap.

One of the lightest 5" builds ever, this machine can race all day and still carry a GoPro. Despite being designed to have thin and aerodynamic arms, it doesn't skimp on durability, with 5mm thick arms that won't break like the 3mm and 4mm arms other frame designers are putting on their ultra-lights (and somehow still ending up heavier).

This is an ultra-light build and requires specific components. Don't try to put a 2 layer PDB + FC 30.5mm stack, a massive VTX, huge arm ESCs, or a SMA antenna -- that's simply missing the point. If you want the lightest frame at the race, you're going to have to choose your components accordingly, not just throw in whatever you have lying in your parts bin.

1. The RunCam Micro Swift, RunCam Swift Mini, RunCam Split, Foxeer Micro Arrow, or Foxeer Mini Arrow.
2. A 1-layer 30.5mm AIO FC or 30.5mm PDB FC with small ESCs on the arms, or 2-layer FC + 4in1 20mm stack, or 1-layer 30.5mm board + 1 layer 20mm board.
3. The lightest motors possible. This is to avoid a heavy build that has more mass for frame breakage.
4. A small VTX. The Unify is far too big for this frame and will result in a build that has components spilling out of it.
5. A U.FL dipole or tiny cloverleaf.
6. A small RX. Don't try to shove an XSR or a X4R into this build. R-XSR, XM, and XM+ should be the only thing you consider.

Choose wisely and find out what its like to fly a build that weighs all up what most builds weigh dry.