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The S500 quadcopter frame comes with a multi-rotor PCB (power distribution board) and a high landing gear. The page describes premium carbon fiber construction that is lightweight yet durable, and a main glass fiber frame with arm support ridges for stability.
The high landing gear is 200 mm and provides ground clearance protection. Pre-threaded brass sleeves give secure mounting, large mounting tabs hold a camera and the frame is easy to assemble and disassemble. The page is aimed at FPV pilots and aerial photographers. It showed only 1 left at Rs 3,608 (SKU TIFQC0147). The page lists no wheelbase or weight, though the catalog attributes list a 500 mm wheelbase.
Carbon fiber construction: lightweight yet durable.
Integrated PCB: simplifies wiring.
200 mm high landing gear: ground clearance protection.
Glass fiber main frame: with arm support ridges.
Pre-threaded brass sleeves: for secure mounting.
Large camera mounting tabs: easy assembly and disassembly.
A drone frame is the skeleton that holds everything together: the arms carry the motors, the plates carry the flight controller, ESCs, battery and camera, and the whole structure must be stiff enough that vibration does not reach the gyro. Carbon fibre is the standard material because it is light and very rigid. The wheelbase, measured motor to motor across the diagonal, sets the size of propeller the frame can carry, and the arm thickness sets how well it survives crashes.
Match the frame to your parts. Check the motor mounting pattern, the flight controller and ESC stack hole spacing, the camera width, the video system you want to fly and the largest propeller the arms allow. TPU parts such as arm guards, antenna mounts and camera mounts are printed in a flexible plastic so they absorb impact. The battery strap and anti-slip pad keep the pack from moving under G-force.
Build carefully. Use thread-locking compound on the metal screws that are not in a plastic nut, keep the screw lengths from the hardware bag matched to the holes they belong in, and do not over-tighten screws into carbon fibre. Route motor wires away from sharp plate edges, mount the flight controller on soft grommets when the frame supports it, and check that nothing rubs a propeller before the first flight. After a crash, inspect the arms for cracks and replace any that are damaged.
Plan the balance of the build. A heavier battery moves the centre of gravity, so place it where the frame is designed to carry it, and keep the antenna, GPS and camera clear of the carbon plates where possible because carbon blocks radio signals.
FPV quadcopters
Aerial photography
DIY builds
S500-class frames
Camera-carrying quads
The page does not give a wheelbase, weight or arm size. The catalog lists the wheelbase as 500 mm and a weight of 405 g.
The pre-threaded brass sleeves make assembly simple.
Frame: S500 with multi-rotor PCB
Material: carbon fiber, glass fiber main frame, ABS landing gear (catalog)
Landing gear height: 200 mm
Assembly: easy to assemble and disassemble
Mounting: pre-threaded brass sleeves, large camera tabs
1 x S500 quadcopter frame
1 x Multi-rotor PCB
1 x High landing gear (200 mm)
Builders who want an S500 frame with PCB and tall landing gear.
200 mm.
Yes, an integrated power distribution PCB.
Glass fiber with arm support ridges.
The page says easy assembly and disassembly.
| Brand | Generic |
|---|---|
| Arm Size | 220x40mm |
| Landing Gear Height | 200.000000 mm |
| Material | carbon fiber, ABS landing gear |
| Weight | 405.000000 g |
| Wheelbase | 500.000000 mm |
| Selling unit | PCS |
