A few people suggested this frame when the thin 1.5mm bottom plate of the Aurora snaps (and it will eventually) so I gave it a go. Speaking purely as a replacement for the Aurora 100, I found the motor wires slightly too short so had to lengthen them (although others didn't have the issue) and the LED board needed the holes filing out for it to fit. You will now see props in your FPV view as the camera is set further back. This frame also suits a dipole FPV antenna better as the skew won't fit nicely in the guards. Despite it's issues, the completed quad still has the same feel as the Aurora and flies well. More significantly, the camera section is wider which means that a RunCam Micro swift should fit in. I posted a blog entry detailing my move between the Aurora and Firer at http://www.currykitten.co.uk and a video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=syN0ptVi4Eo

A few people suggested this frame when the thin 1.5mm bottom plate of the Aurora snaps (and it will eventually) so I gave it a go. Speaking purely as a replacement for the Aurora 100, I found the motor wires slightly too short so had to lengthen them (although others didn't have the issue) and the LED board needed the holes filing out for it to fit. You will now see props in your FPV view as the camera is set further back. This frame also suits a dipole FPV antenna better as the skew won't fit nicely in the guards. Despite it's issues, the completed quad still has the same feel as the Aurora and flies well. More significantly, the camera section is wider which means that a RunCam Micro swift should fit in. I posted a blog entry detailing my move between the Aurora and Firer at http://www.currykitten.co.uk and a video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=syN0ptVi4Eo

A few people suggested this frame when the thin 1.5mm bottom plate of the Aurora snaps (and it will eventually) so I gave it a go. Speaking purely as a replacement for the Aurora 100, I found the motor wires slightly too short so had to lengthen them (although others didn't have the issue) and the LED board needed the holes filing out for it to fit. You will now see props in your FPV view as the camera is set further back. This frame also suits a dipole FPV antenna better as the skew won't fit nicely in the guards. Despite it's issues, the completed quad still has the same feel as the Aurora and flies well. More significantly, the camera section is wider which means that a RunCam Micro swift should fit in. I posted a blog entry detailing my move between the Aurora and Firer at http://www.currykitten.co.uk and a video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=syN0ptVi4Eo

Der Rahmen sieht absolut wertig aus und wirkt sehr stabil! Die Motoren sind noch nicht verbaut aber bald hebt sie ab die kleine drohne :-) Ich werde noch einen als Ersatz bestellen.

Der Rahmen sieht absolut wertig aus und wirkt sehr stabil! Die Motoren sind noch nicht verbaut aber bald hebt sie ab die kleine drohne :-) Ich werde noch einen als Ersatz bestellen.

Der Rahmen sieht absolut wertig aus und wirkt sehr stabil! Die Motoren sind noch nicht verbaut aber bald hebt sie ab die kleine drohne :-) Ich werde noch einen als Ersatz bestellen.