Readytosky 250mm FPV Racing Drone Frame 5 Inch Carbon Fiber Quadcopter Frame Kit with 4mm FPV Frame Arms+Lipo Battery Strap

These are awesome frame kits. I have bought 3 so far, two for myself and one for my son. My first one really took a beating. I can’t count how many times it rocketed into the pavement and hardly took a scratch. It finally gave out after about 150 foot accelerated fall from the sky. And it took that surprisingly well. You can’t beat these for the price. Especially if you are just starting out. They are pretty quick to put together and have plenty of slots and holes to mount all your gadgets.

Great quad frame! Has held up to many ground impacts with no issue. The props it comes with are very brittle, and will explode if you run them into anything, but the trade off is they respond to punch outs very well since there is less prop flex. Over all I will be buying more of these frames. Great starter platform!

After receiving this frame, in a well cushioned package, I found upon opening it a neat and orderly boxed 250 quadcopter frame kit . The frame kit consists of the four 4mm thick arms, two bottom plates, top plate, fpv and hd camera mounting plates, four 'legs', eight anodized aluminium standoffs, assembly fasteners, one set of three blade 5045 props (in two colors), and a battery strap. The instruction sheet in the kit is a double sided/language glossy 3d rendering of the frame. It has the correct build information presented including parts placement and fastener identification. I found the build of the arms between the two lower plates to be a little more of a hassle, but not difficult, and very supportive of the arms. The space between the lower plates was a good place to put wiring. The standoffs were of good quality and went into the assembly without problems. The top plate is one part that i would like to see improved. With of a thickness of only 1.5mm, it is not a very durable part. It is sufficient to build and fly with, but even another .5mm would have been an improvement. The cushions for the hd camera mount seem to be just about the right hardness to dampen the vibrations of flight. The plate size allows quite a bit of room to mount accessory equipment like battery monitors, video transmitters, and antennas. The standoffs are long enough to provide adequate spacing for a flight stack or a simple power distribution board and flight controller. The arms and plates provided in my kit are well made with no machining flaws. The edges are well manicured with no burrs or chips. The carbon seems to be of good quality. The parts came bagged and very clean and orderly. I might even give the props in the kit a try although they are not my standard 'go to' brand. Overall for a carbon fiber 250 quadcopter frame, I am pleased. I am considering purchasing a second kit as a backup for parts. You should consider this frame if you are looking for an inexpensive daily flyer.

If you are beginning in FPV, buy this frame! It is very durable and rigid. The screw holes are placed so they dont weaken the frame like other similar to this one. Ive crashed this thing (hard) at least 40 times with no fractures or freys on the fiber! I am a daily flyer, I bring my quad pack to work and fly on my way home. The landing gear it comes with suck, dont use them. THIS IS A SOLID REVIEW!

A good frame that went together easily. Full carbon fiber (not carbon fiber laminate over PCB or fiberglass.) One of the two bottom plates was not cut accurately, and had some tool marks on the exterior cuts where the arms connect to the rest of the frame. Did not harm performance or assembly, but I would have liked to have seen some neater cuts.

Awesome value. Affordable, reasonably sturdy hardware and frame. Carbon fiber arms and plates seem to be of very good quality with no detects or delamination so far.

I have the readytosky 2204 2300kv motors and have been searching for a frame that wound actually work with the motors. This worked great thanks. I’m a huge fan of readytosky products

I have a lot to say about this frame but I will keep it short. The biggest issue I had with this frame was vibrations. The entire thing vibrates like crazy with the tiniest touch. The reason this is a problem is because no matter how much soft mounting you do, these vibrations get to the gyro on your flight controller and screw it up. My quad literally turned a whole 180 many times by it self while I was throttling up. I had the worst yaw twitching I had ever seen. After I switched to a different frame I had no issues. I recommend just spending the extra $10-20 dollars for a decent frame. It will actually save you money in the long run because you won’t break your other expensive components.