10 Inch V2 Long Range FPV Drone Frame Kit (Carbon Fiber)

A long-range airframe with a wide stance

This 10 inch V2 frame is a carbon fiber quadcopter frame with a wide X design. The wide layout is the classic choice when you want large propellers to work efficiently and want the aircraft to feel calm in the air. It is suited to long-distance flying, cinematic footage and freestyle builds, and supports large propellers, FPV systems, flight controllers and high-capacity batteries.

Larger propellers move more air at lower speed, which is why 10 inch builds are popular for long flights and for carrying a camera. A wide X stance reduces the chance of the front propellers showing up in your video and gives the battery and electronics a stable base.

Planning a build around it

Plate thicknesses, mounting patterns and weight are not published, so check those against your motors, flight controller and video hardware before you order. The catalog entry for this frame lists 10 inch propellers and a carbon fiber body. A good approach is to choose your motors and propellers first, confirm the motor bolt pattern on the frame, and only then pick a battery that suits the space.

Because it is a large craft, spend time on vibration control. Balance your propellers, use soft mounting for the flight controller, and route cables so that nothing rubs the carbon edges. These steps matter more on a frame this size than on a compact freestyle build.

Who it is for

Pilots who want to move from a five or seven inch quad to something that flies longer and smoother, and DIY builders putting together a UAV for aerial photography, will find this a sensible base. It is a bare frame kit, so you will provide the motors, ESCs, flight controller, battery and video system yourself.

Questions buyers ask

What size propellers does it take?

It is a 10 inch frame, built for the large propellers used in long-range flying.

What layout is it?

It uses a wide X layout, which spreads the arms for stability and keeps propellers away from the camera.

Is it good for freestyle?

It suits freestyle and cinematic builds as well as long-range flying, though a large frame will feel slower than a small one.