This frame is looks to be designed to protect your electrical components and battery. The flight board and ESCs can fit in between the two lower plates while your receiver and video transmitters can fit on the upper plate. This leaves the entire inside of the quad open for a battery. The included battery strap should be enough to hold the battery in place even in a rough landing. After it is assembled the frame feels plenty strong to with stand crashes. All the carbon fiber plates are about 1.5mm thick. There are two carbon fiber pieces that make up each arm. This gives the arms an overall thickness of 3mm. The front camera mount is angled slightly back. This is good for those that are looking to go a little faster. Overall, this looks to be a good frame.

This frame is looks to be designed to protect your electrical components and battery. The flight board and ESCs can fit in between the two lower plates while your receiver and video transmitters can fit on the upper plate. This leaves the entire inside of the quad open for a battery. The included battery strap should be enough to hold the battery in place even in a rough landing. After it is assembled the frame feels plenty strong to with stand crashes. All the carbon fiber plates are about 1.5mm thick. There are two carbon fiber pieces that make up each arm. This gives the arms an overall thickness of 3mm. The front camera mount is angled slightly back. This is good for those that are looking to go a little faster. Overall, this looks to be a good frame.

This frame is looks to be designed to protect your electrical components and battery. The flight board and ESCs can fit in between the two lower plates while your receiver and video transmitters can fit on the upper plate. This leaves the entire inside of the quad open for a battery. The included battery strap should be enough to hold the battery in place even in a rough landing. After it is assembled the frame feels plenty strong to with stand crashes. All the carbon fiber plates are about 1.5mm thick. There are two carbon fiber pieces that make up each arm. This gives the arms an overall thickness of 3mm. The front camera mount is angled slightly back. This is good for those that are looking to go a little faster. Overall, this looks to be a good frame.

This was my second multirotor build. The first was a 250 nighthawk - very simple and straight forward, a tried and true design. This FeeYoung ZX-250 has some nice features, like the folding arms, and the cage to protect everything. Unfortunately there is very limited space for components, and wiring proves to be difficult. I would not recommend for your first build. You really have to select your components and lay out your wiring carefully.

This was my second multirotor build. The first was a 250 nighthawk - very simple and straight forward, a tried and true design. This FeeYoung ZX-250 has some nice features, like the folding arms, and the cage to protect everything. Unfortunately there is very limited space for components, and wiring proves to be difficult. I would not recommend for your first build. You really have to select your components and lay out your wiring carefully.

This was my second multirotor build. The first was a 250 nighthawk - very simple and straight forward, a tried and true design. This FeeYoung ZX-250 has some nice features, like the folding arms, and the cage to protect everything. Unfortunately there is very limited space for components, and wiring proves to be difficult. I would not recommend for your first build. You really have to select your components and lay out your wiring carefully.