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Hi Lawrence, it's not a dumb question at all. Most frames include a TPU mount but this one has those carbon plates. Just as you said, the best way will be with double-sided tape and a zip tie. This design has the advantage of being able to accommodate just about any brand/shape/size GPS unit because standard TPU mounts are usually made for a septic model or size GPS unit. So grab any GPS unit you want! I recommend the GEPRCM10, but any M10 GPS unit will work great, and will come with a wiring diagram showing you how to wire it up to your FC. Good luck with it!

That's what I was thinking, for my style of flying 6" is a perfect match since I mostly do medium-range mountain cruising with a GoPro to get scenery shots. A 5" I store maneuverable but the 6" is more efficient.

That's great to know, thanks a lot for your feedback! I do think this stack would have paired very nicely with that JohnnyFPV frame, but since that one is already built up with an Argus Pro stack I'm thinking about putting this one in my Flyfish Volador D6 frame for a cinematic medium range cruiser that will run heavy batteries and a GoPro. This is an awesome stack that has way more power than I would ever need. Time will tell how durable it is!

@@colibrifpvsorry, I miss spoke. Try it in that fly fish frame. That would be a sick build. Can’t wait to see your next video featuring the build you decide on.

Welcome to the party 🎉

Glad you liked it, thanks for your support!

@@demetriusdamarcusbartholom5700 What do you mean, why wouldn't they be "true" lions? You can check the links to the product page, where Lunenier lists the exact specs of the cells used if you have any doubts...

Hi Jack, I'm using 5x4x3 props and when I fly in the mountains sometimes I use HQ 5x4.8x3. I like higher pitch props because I fly at altitude, I live in the Andes at fly at 10,000-12,000 ft, and I'm usually just cruising trying to get scenery shots where I want a high cruise speed to go the distance and I don't care as much about maneuverability. Lower pitch props are probably better for ripping around aggressively, freestyle, etc. I recommend HQ props if you're not sure, they have been super durable for me...

@colibrifpv thanks man appreciate the response alot, normally i get ignored

Hey thanks a lot for your feedback, I really appreciate it! I haven't flown the Pavo 20 Pocket but I do have a review of the Pavo 20 Pro that I am working on right now. If you are a new pilot, the Pavo 20 pocket would be a great choice because it has some stabilization and assist modes. It's basically this drone (Pavo20) but easier to fly with different batteries if that makes sense...

Hey there Maxwell, I am using a pair of Skyline goggles and a Radio master ELRS controller. If you are just getting started I would recommend some Box goggles from Skyline and a Radiometer Pocket ELRS radio, they will serve you for a long time and they aren't too expensive!

@@colibrifpv thank you so much

Thanks a lot for your support, I really appreciate it!

Hi Charlie, thanks a lot for watching, and I'm glad you found it useful!

Yes it did, I just grabbed one, great time for a DJI O3 build 👉 amzn.to/3TypTZi

Hey, thanks for watching! 5" foldable drone, eh? 🤔 There is a SpeedyBee 8" foldable drone, a DarwinFPV 4" foldable drone, but I don't know of a 5 inch... Of course you could just get foldable props and put them on any 5" drone, that would save some space...

That setup will work great, you will have no problems at all. You should get better range, but it will be directional, i.e., keep your head pointed in the direction the quad is flying 👍

@@colibrifpv thank you 😊

Thanks a lot for your feedback I really appreciate it!

Hey there! My standard props are 5x4x3 and when I fly in the mountains I use HQ 5x5.8x3. I tend to favor higher pitch props because I fly at altitude, I live in the Andes at fly at 10,000-12,000 ft. Also, my style is mostly cruising and trying to get scenery shots where I want a high cruising speed to go the distance and I don't care as much about maneuverability. Lower pitch props are probably better for ripping around aggressively, freestyle, etc. What are you flying?

Thanks a lot for your feedback, I really appreciate it! I live in Ecuador and I fly high up in the Andes whenever I get the chance. I agree that the GEPRC Mark5 is a very solid choice, and the frame kit is hard to beat since even the "pro" version comes in quite a bit cheaper (~$30) and it has that nice camera mounting system as well as a very generous hardware bag... I had a pile of screws and misc. hardware leftover after building mine. Next time I'll do what you did and just order up some replacement arms when I buy the frame!

@@colibrifpv I love my Mark 5 but it’s been giving me a lot of problems as of lately. I feel like it’s a good beginner quad but idk.

@@LennonZFPV The Mark5 is pretty high end, GepRC is known for making BNF's that fly well out of the box and their motors and electronics are pretty good, they aren't cheap. When I go shopping, I think of SpeedyBee and other brands as the cheap options and GEPRC is one of the more premium options. What sort of problems have you had with yours, a crash? Receiver problem? VTX problem?

@@colibrifpv wow thanks for asking. The one thing I can’t fix recently has been that my OSD has just been cutting out. It works for a while, maybe a battery but then it’s gone. Now, it has seen water 2 times. Also, I don’t really get great distance with my O3 or my crossfire. But then again idk what great distance should look like.

Hey thanks for the feedback! It's called nylon cable sleeve, nylon mesh cable wrap, or something similar. I bought it from RaceDayQauds, but you can also get a roll of it on Amazon super cheap, just pay attention to the width. Then I add a bit of heat shrink to each end. I use heat shrink with an adhesive, it's great because it grabs that nylon mesh when you heat it up, other heat shrink will slip off... amzn.to/4elM9yd Are you building up this frame or something different?

@@colibrifpv thansk you ....keep making videos please

Do you have the Argus "Pro" with the heatsinks? It will still fit but it might be a little tight since those heatsinks make that stack taller. I would recommend either this "Eco" stack bit.ly/ArgusEco or this one, without the heatsinks bit.ly/ArgusProPlugs If you already bought the one with the heatsinks don't stress about it too much, you can make it fit, it will just be tight, and it is a higher end stack anyway.

Awesome, great to know, Pyro is the best for keeping things in stock. When I checked last the True X were in stock but not the Deadcat arms. The MK5 is also an awesome frame, good to know people are using it more 👍

That's a great idea, thanks for the suggestion!

That apex would be nuts. He wouldn’t even know what to do with himself 😂

@@colibrifpv do me a solid and show the build.. and the setup/tune so I can copy it! Make a series out of it and I’m sure Alex Federov would get involved.

Thanks a lot for your kind words, I really appreciate it 😁👍

@@colibrifpv 🙏🏽🙏🏽 Qav-S2 is my favorite frame ever!!! i hope someday i can buy it. for now i still use local frame from my country. Salam dari Indonesia 🇲🇨🤙🏽

I've never used that particular model but it's an M10 GPS so it will lock satellites quickly and work great for GPS rescue in Betaflight, which is what I use mine for👍

Thanks for the feedback I really appreciate it! I do really like this frame, the rear camera mount is pretty unique and the rear assembly is awesome with those 5 different mounting plates, but it can complicate your build because it's hard to get that battery lead juuuuuust right 😁 The motors on this build are awesome, the 2307's rip! I have a Mario5 frame in my office I'm going to build up as soon as I have time. Good luck with that 10", your brave!

Hey thanks for bringing that to my attention! I have added links to two GPS options that will work great on this drone. Choose the tiny GPS if you want to use the rear camera mount, and go for the larger M10 GPS if you don't plan to use that rear camera mount. As for the official build kit or bundle, Lumenier is going to release that momentarily but for the moment it's out of my hands. If you have any questions or want some recommendations please let me know and I will do my best to point you in the right direction. Good luck with your build!

Thanks a lot for that feedback, I really appreciate it!

Thanks a lot for that feedback, I'm really glad it helped! Some people were asking to see some examples of the props in view in the DJI footage in this frame so hopefully it's a useful addition to the UA-cam library 😁 How did your build go, did everything go together as planned?

No, not usually, although IFlight does have bundles on their website that include the radio and goggles. Here is the drone if you want to check pricing... bit.ly/EcoDC5

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Hi Gary, thanks a lot for that feedback, really appreciate it! No, I didn't change any PIDS or add Expo, I flew it exactly as BetaFPV ships this quad. I think their tune is pretty soft and forgiving, which suits my flying style because I use this as a fun flier around the house or at the park with my kids, I don't need it to be aggressive. How do you find the stock tune on yours?

Absolutely

Thank you, I really appreciate that feedback!

Hey there, yes you can definitely find space for that receiver on this frame. I would probably mount it up front, there is loads of space behind the FPV camera. You might also be able to mount it on top of the stack, with a 30mm to 20mm adapter, depending on how high your stack is, but it would be tight. The rear, over the DJI O3, would be tough because it would get cooked, and the frame includes a DJI O3 mount which raises it up. The front is your best bet, but yes, it can be done 👍

@@colibrifpv thanks man you’re the only one to actually help .

I’m assuming there’s not screw holes in the front to mount it right ?

@@geoffankrett7012 Thanks a lot for pointing out the difference between plastic and glass optics. I agree that the Integras are the affordable mass market option and the G2's are situated as the more professional model...

Tienes que rebajar el peso en los posible y ver el PID tune para ver si puede ser más eficiente.

Pero si es un problema con estos cinewhoops, y es la razón pq los nuevos vienes con motores más grandes, sobre todo más anchas, para poder manejar mejor el peso y el calor.

@@colibrifpv trataré de revisar que con los pid ya que en ciertas circunstancias si calientan bastante, gracias por responder

Hey thanks a lot for watching! I run both 650-850mah 4s packs on my Pavo25 but with an external action camera ai would definitely go 850mah to get a little bit more flight time. Just make sure your motors aren't too hot when you land with those 850 batteries. If they are, use the 650's, if they aren't you're good!

@@colibrifpv np! and tks!