295mm FPV Racing Drone Frame 7inch Carbon Fiber Quadcopter FPV Freestyle Frame with 5mm Arms

Caution: Camera mount is for a 19mm wide camera. Will not fit cameras with the full housing that are 25mm wide.Overall this is the most clever frame I've ever built.Very solid with reinforcements for the front and mack edges of the bottom plate.They gave me one extra of each screw and standoff.The top plate is completely smooth due to the countersunk holes and flat head screws.I see mounting holes for a 20x20 and 30x30 stack.The max stack height looks like about 25mm - plenty high for a 3 layer stack.Length of top plate is 17cm so there's room for a 2200mAH battery.

I bought this to build a long range inav cruiser it works great for that , it’s built to be light and efficient and it does that well, I brok the frame reinforcement pieces in a crash that was my mistake and the seller helped me out on a replacement, don’t hesitate to buy from them! highly recommend this frame !

I feel this is a great frame for us that’s just venturing into the long range aspect of fpv flying. I already had most of the other parts to complete my build laying around. I decided to use some 1800kv 2407 brushless motors, for the flight controller and esc stack I’m using the Hobbywing micro convertible stack to save on weight, for the fpv vtx I choose tonise the AKk x2! With a tbs triumph antenna, my gps module is the bn-220 which I’ve had great luck with, and lastly I’ll be using a crossfire nano diversity rx for flying this thing. I really wish this kit had some 3d printed mounts included for gps module and running the antennas t minimum.

Good drone body

Noisy, arms are too thin, unable to tune out resonance noise. Went through a few sets of components but alas, it's the frame. Don't waste your time.

Received the first frame with some QA issues. Got replacement. Replacement is perfect.Beautiful frame with lots of room.

So disappointed to get this bill done and find out that it won’t even fit the damn camera the 5 inch frame fit the vista camera. Now I have to find a 3-D printed mount so disappointing. Do not purchase this if you fly HD!

I've been troubleshooting this frame for over a month until finally looking at the product photos here and on GEPRC's mark 4 page. The stack holes are supposed to have rubber isolating grommets THROUGH the bottom frame plate. Also the screws poking up in the arms should be longer, sticking out of the metal press nuts. I did both of these things and suddenly the frame is not losing it's mind and flying perfectly fine.