🚁 FPVKing XL5 232mm Carbon Fiber Freestyle Quadcopter Racing Drone Frame Kit - True X 5 inch Frame Review

Great price! I inherited this from a high strength quad built from the ground up. However, I need a new arm after an accident, my only problem is that I can't find a replacement arm. Why list replacement arms in the description when they are not available separately! The frame also has a high level of noise resonance, so excessive damping is required.

Looks like they took a 5 inch frame and added longer arms. As a result, a 7 inch prop will likely appear in the video frame. The top and bottom plates are disproportionately short, as if they were meant for a 5-inch frame. The holes for the compression nuts are not countersunk, so the surface of the compression nuts is about a millimeter higher than the surface they hold. .For a cheap frame I find it almost tolerable, but I wouldn't buy it again.

The frame is well made, the carbon fiber is great, especially for the money. Assembly instructions are poorly copied making the diagram and parts list unreadable. When fully assembled, the diagonal of this 7" ATV is only half an inch longer than the arms of a standard 6" ATV. I haven't built this quad yet, so I can't share my flying experience with you. Will be updated when this happens. This frame is not, and should not be, a replacement for the $100 medium frame.

Bought this frame because I kept breaking something on my iflight xl6 v3 and it was getting more expensive, had to keep ordering a new frame for parts. The parts of this quad fit together perfectly. The only thing on this frame is the levers are attached with 2 screws and on the iflight the levers are attached with 3 screws. You can either leave it with 2 screws and it will work just fine, or you can do what I did and quickly drill a small third hole to mark its location. The screws went in…

Great little 5 inch bezel for the money. It has a one-piece bottom plate that looks and feels very solid, the top plate isn't as thick but still feels very solid. Carbon looks good, I think it will hold up very well. It's a 210mm frame and the battery can be top or bottom mounted, it only requires a 30x30 stack and that's the only waste I see, which actually isn't the case since you're in most 5" builds use a 30x30 stack, I always do that. The company shipped it quickly and it was well packaged

The frame is well finished, the carbon is good, especially for the money. Assembly instructions are poorly copied making the diagram and parts list unreadable. When fully assembled, the diagonal length of this 7" ATV is only half an inch longer than the arms of a standard 6" ATV. I haven't built this quad yet, so I can't share my flying experience with you. Will be updated when this happens. This frame is not, and should not be, a replacement for the $100 medium frame.

I bought this frame because my iflight xl6 v3 kept breaking something, it was getting more and more expensive and I had to keep ordering a new frame for parts. The parts of this quad fit together perfectly. The only thing on this frame is the levers are attached with 2 screws and on the iflight the levers are attached with 3 screws. You can either leave it with 2 screws and it will work fine, or you can do what I did and quickly drill a small third hole to mark its location. The screws went in…

Great little 5 inch bezel for the money. It has a one-piece bottom plate that looks and feels very solid, the top plate isn't as thick but still feels very solid. Carbon looks good, I think it will hold up very well. It's a 210mm frame and the battery can be top or bottom mounted, it only requires a 30x30 stack and that's the only drop I see, which actually isn't the case since you're in Most 5" builds use a 30x30 stack. I always do that . The company shipped it quickly and it was well packaged