Sanchez Air [Ultralight 3" Toothpick]

This frame is simple, indestructible and flies great. I've got the original 3" Ultralight AIO mount 2mm thick version running 1202.5 motor on 1S. AUW is about 59g. I've crashed it A LOT. Many times on concrete or asphalt. It has never broken. After months of flying and hundreds of packs I just replaced the frame only because a couple of arms ends had worn down to the point that they were no longer providing any motor protection. I've ordered from CNC Madness numerous times and the service and quality is always top notch!

First off, I acknowledge that I may be slightly crazy, and over-motored this one a bit...build details below... TLDR: If you're building an ultralight toothpick, and you're looking at this frame, don’t think, just buy it. Not even worth looking at others in this weight class. My SINGLE complaint is I wish this one was available in the colored carbon. If that's all you need, great! But the full story is below for your entertainment! The frame is simple, light, and the quality is top notch! I’ll absolutely be ordering more from CNCMaddness in the future! Such a fantastic toothpick frame (5.2g on my milligram scale for the 2mm version), perfect for an ultralight build, and the designer's recommended parts are pretty ideal, and really where you should be aiming, and will net you a power-to-weight ratio around 9:1. I, however, am crazy. I got an idea in my head I just couldn't get rid of: How far can I actually push the power-to-weight ratio? So, like the irresponsible man-child I am, I ignored all reason, and caved to my curiosity. I built a spreadsheet to calculate weight and thrust for all the components I wanted to use, and then went down a deep rabbit hole of mixing and matching parts, motors, and props, and I managed 18g of thrust per gram of weight (still using all steel fasteners, but a bunch of titanium is arriving today, so it's gonna get better...or worse, depending on your perspective lol) My build: FC: HAKRC F722 RX: BetaFPV ELRS Lite VTX: Foxeer Reaper Nano Cam: Caddx Ant Lite Nano VTX Antenna: IBC Micro Switchblade Canopy: BetaFPV Air Props: GF 3018x2 Motors: RCInPower GTS V3 1303 11,500KV Battery: 550mAh 2s Dry weight: 58g AUW: 88g Calculated thrust: 1,584g How does it fly? Well, remember that I own my insanity, and know any performance issues are TOTALLY my fault...but with an 80% throttle cap, I can hit about 75% throttle (it's moronically fast) before the thrust overwhelms the PID loop, and it starts oscillating. I've lost a lot of screws on this thing already! If you keep the throttle within a reasonable range, it's amazing! Smooth, quiet, agile, easy to fly. Aggressive flight on the 550 battery gets me just over 3min, with a 760 battery I'm getting 4-5min aggressive flight and over 6min on more subdued flight. I love this frame. Everything a good toothpick frame should be. 100% worth the price, and if you build it realistically, it'll fly fantastic. I plan on building another one at some point with more reasonable thrust! CNCdrones response: All the frames on the site are available in all the materials we stock. If you don't see the option available, please reach out and we will be happy to provide it for you.