In order to achieve this, most designs either have a super tall build height, move the camera way way forward or the frame is enormous and the GoPro sits between the front blades. One of the biggest annoyances is getting the props out of the camera view at low camera tilt without destroying flight performance. Hauling a GoPro around is an annoying necessity. This probably sounds like a bunch of mumbo-jumbo but when you hold it in your hand, you immediately understand and it feels right. The structure of the Prototype 5 is designed to pull all the structural elements as close together as possible to create a deck that is rigid, but more importantly cross braced against itself to help manage forces and vibrations. This is the same reason why shorter standoffs are more durable in a crash. If you pull those joints closer together, your structural integrity will improve. While this still works great, it relies on a number of spaced out joints for structural integrity. It’s currently common to use the top plate as a structural element so that the main deck can be reduced in weight. The structure of this design is such that the main deck assembly is self-sufficient. In addition to those, there are two key features that were the main focus.

Props - Gemfan 51433 OR Gemfan Freestyle 4.

Battery - GNB 1250mah 6S, GNB 1100mah 6S or 5S version if 2200kv motors.TWO 30x30 platforms side by side, along with Whoop and 20x20.Fits the DJI air unit (Vista recommended).Short height but not so short that the props run into the GoPro.Not weight balance, but a balance of features:

Framer prototype