Well I can say the bottom/central plate is stronger than I thought but not the arm......It didn't last long.

It was a stupid mistake on my part and it fell  120-150  ft from the sky onto some damp grass land.  Hope I can get a replacement arm easily.

(24-Jun-2020, 09:08 AM)jasperfpv Wrote: Well I can say the bottom/central plate is stronger than I thought but not the arm......It didn't last long.

It was a stupid mistake on my part and it fell  120-150  ft from the sky onto some damp grass land.  Hope I can get a replacement arm easily.

Nice looking quad sorry about the crash.

Cheers. Can't find any retailer with replacement arm.

It did not break through though? If just cracked and some delam, try this...

https://intofpv.com/t-how-to-repair-a-br...copter-arm

This method will get you by till a new one can be procured.

Thanks. I will give that a try.

Back in the air after some ghetto repair with epoxy.
Thanks for the suggestion.

Gal Kremer's review of the T-Motor FT5 Frame (part 1 of 3) below. It's interesting to see that people are already commenting under the video on the construction of the arms as being too weak, which we already know from jasperfpv's experience above. Unfortunately, as Gal mentions in the video, there are no spares available for purchase yet so until that happens you have no choice buy a complete new frame for spares, or try to do get by with a bodge repair.