I have put this board and very similar boards with different branding, Racerstar version, in 3 different builds now. It seems more suited to freestyle then racing, after using it in both types of builds. But it works, leads to clean and easy build, and it has been reliable.

cool thanks. ive had it for a bit and finally got my motors in a couple weeks ago but due to work and having to much fun with my emax hawk 5 i havent had time to build it, hopefully soon tho lol. its going in a freestyle rig. qav-r frame, racedayquads 2205 2450kv motors, rotor riot v2 camera, xm+ and either a tramp vtx or vtx03, i have both just not sure what all room i will have but prolly going with the vtx03 since this will be a basher.

I just finished the build. I have only gotten a chance to hover test. Hopefully, I will have some time to fly it a bit this weekend. I am guessing probably like 4min the way I fly (slow noob). But more like 2min at high speed the entire flight. Just a guess though based on the weight and motor prop combination.

Finally got to fly it. Can confirm about 4min, the way that I fly.

It is about 300g without my battery. You can probably get it lighter if you trim the motor wires etc better than I have. I probably have at least 10g of unneeded wire length coiled up in there.

Also the replacable arms on this frame are 6mm thick. You could get a lot lighter with a 5mm or even 4mm thick single bottom plate frame. I like how strong this frame is though because I crash a lot.

looks solid indeed, i'm a little scared for my ghost arms. I try to avoid crashes, but when I do, its face down full throttle :) , curious to how they stand up in crashes. Would be a little more comfortabel if they were 6mm ;)