Review: Flexybee mini quadcopter from TGA Frames (part 1)
The Flexybee is a plastic frame that is super-quick to build and in its very basic form (without Mobius plate, board-camera plate or PDB) costs just $20.
Although not in the "lightweight" category, it's not as heavy as I thought it might be - given that it is made of plastic.
In part 2 I'll be doing the FPV flight tests and reporting my final thoughts but in the meantime, aside from the over-sized hole on one of the pillars, I have found very little to complain about.
Manufacturer's webpage for the FlexyBee
Disclosure: this frame was sent for review by TGA Frames.
Although not in the "lightweight" category, it's not as heavy as I thought it might be - given that it is made of plastic.
In part 2 I'll be doing the FPV flight tests and reporting my final thoughts but in the meantime, aside from the over-sized hole on one of the pillars, I have found very little to complain about.
Manufacturer's webpage for the FlexyBee
Disclosure: this frame was sent for review by TGA Frames.
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