Reverie

Updates:

28/4/18 - I've now been flying the Reverie5 for approximately three months as my main freestyle rig. It's certainly become my most favourite quadcopter to fly and it's perfect for the flying that I do. I did break my first arm yesterday after an awkwardly failed knife edge, the arm broke cleanly at the steel outer bolt and was easily replaced within five minutes.

I've also built a Reverie6 with a Crossfire Nano RX for a bit of mid-range exploration, I've flown about 20 packs through it so far and it behaves well, the lengthy 6" arms are not a problem when they are cut from 5mm carbon fiber.

Notes:

- The Reverie's design has one minor flaw at the moment; the lower bolt holes are slightly to close to the front arms. This really isn't a major issue so I won't be fixing it unless it becomes necessary. It doesn't impact on the build process or flight characteristics and can easily be worked around by using a couple of nylon washers between the screw head and carbon fib