Gatehunter Neo

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The Gatehunter Neo is a brand new performance frame engineered for setups with massive motors and 20x20 stacks, including the high-torque 2207 and larger. By utilizing only the most advanced 20x20 stacks available, this frame has been designed to be extremely aerodynamic and incredibly light, weighing in at just 66 grams. The noticeable increase in top speed and acceleration is a direct result of this cutting-edge design, allowing it to corner with precision and agility. **Please note:** When working with these setups, be extremely cautious and only perform maiden flights in an open space where you have complete control over the environment. Especially when using 6S batteries, the betaflight stock PIDs are excessively high, which can cause the flight controller to accelerate the quad uncontrolled. To avoid this, I recommend reducing all PID values by 30-40% initially and then gradually adjusting them to achieve optimal performance. **Frame Specifications:** * 5" stack size * Weight: 66 grams including everything * Exclusive use of 20x20 stacks * Motor mounts designed for 16x16 motors * Compatible with both 19mm and 14mm cams, with the option to use an adapter for the latter * Canopy designed specifically for Micro Axii FPV antennas **My recommended high-performance setup:** This custom setup weighs in at a mere 255 grams without batteries, despite featuring massive motors: * **Motors:** Rcinpower 2207+ 1860kV motors * **FC/ESC Stack:** Diatone F722 Mini 6S 30A stack * **VTX:** Eachine Nano 400mW VTX * **Nano Cam:** Foxeer Predator Nano camera * **Batteries:** GNB 1100mah 6S batteries **Additional 6S-capable 20x20 stacks:** For those looking for alternative options, consider the following: * Holybro Kakute F7 Mini stack * iFlight Success F7 Mini stack **Budget-friendly Micro cam options:** If you're on a tighter budget, consider these affordable yet reliable camera options: * RunCam Nano 2 camera **Best 2207 budget motor options:** For those looking to save some cash without sacrificing performance, try these budget-friendly motor options: * Emax ECO 2207 motors * iFlight Xing E motors **Required Steel Hardware:** To assemble the Gatehunter Neo frame, you'll need the following steel hardware: * 8x M3 nuts (not locknuts) * 6x M3x14 bolts * 2x M3x18 bolts * 1x M2x8 bolt (for securing the canopy in the rear) **Required Carbon Parts:** To complete the frame, you'll need the following carbon parts: * 4x Arms (5mm) * 1x Bottom Plate (4mm) * 2x Top Plate (2mm) * 1x Brace (4mm) Watch this video to see the Gatehunter Neo in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bF9UyYnASo&t=8s