ARRIS C250 V2 250mm FPV Racing Drone RC Quadcopter Unassembled Frame Kit

A flying tank with camo to match!Pro's1st comes with instructions!!!!Sturdy carbon fiber.Low center of gravity with lowered top plate. Helps in handling and motor stresses. Really, really helps with handling when battery is top mounted.Camera protecton is really nice. With camera a little back keeps it from hitting things on impact.Bright colored camo makes it easy to spot in case of crash or drop out during flight.Motor protection, because arms protrude a couple mm past the motors, so your less likey to hit motors on impact.Pre drilled holes for antenna and vtx antenna.Con'sA little on the heavy side. ( good for momentum based tricks but needs strong motors for racing)Matches the sky when flying LOS. so if your Los dont go to high. lolTop plate for stack is lowered for helping center of gravity but can be troublesome for begginer pilots who have never built. (solution- get fc/pdb combo to save room)Would i recommend? Yes! If you've built quads before and are looking for a great freestyle frame definately. It can take abuse. Racers just beef up the motors. Beginners just do your research and you have a great learning frame to practice and crash.

The two body pieces are a smaller thickness than the arms

I got this frame after completely totaling my Wizard... This seems like a very sturdy frame and should work well. I scratched off some paint and it IS carbon fiber (unlike some of the other frames on Amazon), so thats always good. The Paint/Hydro-dip coating is really nice and doesnt chip off easily. You will have minimal come off after you tighten the screws down but this is normal.You can use a full sized Runcam (RR Swift in pic) with this frame but i would personally suggest getting one of the Mini Camera's. With a full size cam you are somewhat limited to the angle and it gets a bit cramped. I'll be using a Runcam Micro Swift 2 when it comes in. It also has a bit of protection around the motors on the arms. With it being slammed, you'll need to use and All in one board or limit it to 2 boards, anything more just isnt going to fix.Finally, it seems to be very sturdy and rigid. I tried to bend it once together and it didnt flex or twist.Long and the short.... Its a Sturdy Frame, I would suggest using a smaller (mini?) camera, the paint is good and it IS carbon fiber.

Awesome low profile frame, only downfall is lack of support for the arms. The holes are very close to the edge of the frame, causing the main frame to break on impact, not the replaceable arms..

Missing parts

Picked up this frame for what looks like a good center of gravity. I also like how it looked. This is now my largest frame (250mm) as my rest are 220mm, 210mm, 145mm, 90mm, and 66mm. This doesn't have bend to the frame like all my others have. I'm not sure if that is a good or bad thing right now. The area for the FC is small so an AIO or maybe 2 boards could fit. No AIO stacks would fit here so that convenience is out.Pros:-Good protection for the fc-Top mounted lower center of gravity-Looks like it's possible to get replacement arms since they are separate-Color and looks good also (easier to find when you crash)-Thick arms-Adjustable camera mount (I'll be using what comes with my Foxeer Monster v2)-Instructions made it easy to put togetherCons:-Carbon fiber seems much lighter (not as dense/solid) than other frames I have-No side protection for the camera-Paint came up when putting in 2 screws, but that was it-No room for my runcam split v1In all this frame is a 4.5 stars. It's better than 4 so I could not go that low in the review.

Seems okay has building instructions but camera and video transmitter is difficult to fit

The media could not be loaded.  This is the first quad I learned to fly, and I still fly it everyday. It has taken everything i can do to it and it just keeps flying!