HGLRC Draknight 2 Inch Frame Kit for FPV Racing Drone

Pretty sweet little frame had to modify it a little bit to be able to get my walksnail VTX to fit.

I'm starting a toothpick freestyle build using this frame and for the price I paid it's not bad, but I was pretty disappointed to see that the primary frame section is actually stamped metal or some kind of thin aluminum. In the pictures it is shown to be carbon fiber. So that was a bit of a let down. I can't give a full review yet as my bill doesn't complete and I haven't flown it yet

This is a nice little frame for building a tiny drone. It’s made of metal and seems like it will be very durable. Only complaint is that one screw hole was a little off. But don’t know if that happened by user error by me or something else. I flown it once and then had some electronic issues with the repurposed flight board. Will update after I rebuild it.

$ 20-ish. Arrived quickly. Nice box of parts. Instructions only so-so but you know what needs to go together for the end product. I transferred an NBD BLV5 AIO, NBD 1102 10000s, Gemfans 2 inch 3 blade props to this frame. The build was painfully long; lots of tiny things to put together. Nonetheless, we got to showtime and I flew it on a Tattu 650mah 7.6V long pack. No prop guards and 2S inside the house has to be a mellow flight but it was very cool. I popped in a Tattu 850mah 7.6V long pack and flew for over 13 minutes. I cannot wait to fly this build outside this weekend. The uprights and camera interface needs a little work but nothing a Dremel cannot solve to perfection. The deadcat design is awesome as I can't see the props. This thing should rip outside this weekend. Wait, one more picture on the scale. 43g sounds heavy but it is still punchy and flies smoothly. I am happy with this purchase.

its not the same frame as the picture, completely different matierial. shows carbon fiber in the pic and is some sort of plastic

Bought this for my first sub-4inch build and love it! Everything fits together nicely, looks good and is holding up well. I did however have to break out the rotary tool because the motor mounting holes on one corner weren’t quite lining up, I believe from the paint or whatever they used to coat the frame.

Sadly, the base plate is NOT carbon fiber as described in the listing, it’s light weight aluminum. That’s the other issue, it’s very cheap easy to strip aluminum. No instructions which would have been helpful and would have prevented having to put screws in and or stripping the aluminum. I had to use bigger longer screws. I wish it was a better quality product cause it’s a cool design.

My goal was to make an extremely powerful 2s quad to rip around with. And I succeeded. But tuning that build on this frame was a nightmare because it's just a bit too thin for what I was trying to do. Excellent frame though. Might do a proper rebuild down the road when I have the motivation. But it's enough to fit an aio and a walksnail 1s so if you're digital, you should be good to go.