The best FPV Frame?? -Apex Clone

[@10fantic]

KZbin video: “Fpv is an expensive hobby” Me: Laughs in turbine rc jets😂

[@verdi6092]

Yup try 1/8 scale nitro buggy

[@zuldanfpv4634]

Thank you for the great review. I know it takes a lot of effort to put these together. Just with the PIDToolbox analysis, it’s best to look at log files that have the full throttle range to look for noise. You’re only using throttle up to about 40% so we can’t see the noise past that. It looks like there is some bad frame resonance at about 230hz that DTerm is picking up. You should put a small DTerm notch over it. I don’t think the Impulserc Apex has this sort of frame resonance.

[@yfellimban]

It's funny that you are promoting a stolen design while you say, "You are going to learn something today."

[@jackbeta]

got 2 of them after your video. good stuff. Would like to know if these Readytosky frames are exactly the same as the original that you can interchange parts with the original? All the holes line up? I don't have the original Apex so I can't do a comparison. Apprecite if you let me know.

[@DeadCell765]

What is the weight of the cloned Apex frame

[@aarondodson1261]

I really see no difference from a clone and the real besides stand off and the edges of the carbon

[@Bigbeardfpv]

The issue is that we don't want to reward companies with almost zero rnd for stealing other company's designs. Clones can work well, but if you don't have money to buy a real impulserc frame, then get a tbs source one. It is $26 and isn't a stolen design.

[@adrinfpv]

I actually have been using the source one and the vibration is extremely high (which I guess is relative as it can be mitigated with filters if ppl choose). I have a few oem frames including impulse rc, but I wanted to see if a clone can actually also replicate the quality of the OEM. Apparently it can if the measure is minimal vibration.

[@zlachannel8674]

nice,,the clone has a progress