Wind Resistant H Quad

Kauaiguy@RCG has posted pictures and notes for his wind resistant quad.  I guess that's necessary if you live in Kauai!  I'll be following along on his build, and I'm collecting some of his notes here.

• I was flying fpv in 20/30 mph winds and not having any control issues,also its easy to fly some distance as its fast!Next version I make ,the frame and motor mounts will come out to about 100g.This frame is a 450 mm frame size and takes 8/9/10 inch props.

Build list

• Carbon tubes 320mm (4) 14 mm Talon v2
• Motor mounts (4) Hal 
• Aluminum boom mount (4) Talon V2
• Flat base plates (2) Hal 
• All frame parts available from Hobbyking USA
• Same foot print as the Flip fpv frame ( large frame 450) but 200 g lighter.Next frame is going to be mostly epoxied together and just over 100g with mounts.Cost will be 4 ,14 mm ,320mm long carbon booms($16.40 for 4)from Hobbyking
• Drilled holes with a drill press after it was glued together.Probably doesn't need the screws .

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joseico90's WorkHorse H Quad

joseico90 is a great guy on rcgroups, and I think I'm going to build his new H Quad.  I'm hoping he'll have a complete build guide, but for now I'll collect some details here.  He mentions "Its not very big nor small, I design it in a very pragmatic way, purely practical, so I can try FPV, GPS, aerial video, gimbals.. etc." He's got a couple of videos on his YT channel.

Notes

• 42cm MTM at same arm, 52cm MTM diagonally.
• Motors: RXC Hobby 2208-1400KV from myrcmart.com