No Guts No Glory

I altered the "Diving Case" for my GoPro Hero 5 Black so I could mount it closer to the quad, and resolve some wobble on the pitch axis due to the shifting CG (when mounted via Quick Release). However, it appears as if my front right motor has problems spinning up from no throttle, that may have been due to a piece of sand that caused it to get stuck previously (See "Spiraling Out of Control"), and ultimately the cause of the epic crash at the end.

Resulting Damage?
1. Destroyed the "Front Bumper" plastic that protects the front of the frame
2. Damaged the front lip of the base plate (carbon is starting to split), but with a new "Front Bumper" it might as well be cosmetic only.
3. Ripped the pads of my FC for the OSD/Camera Passthrough, as the VTX wasn't mounted the best (needs to have a right angle adapter on the antenna) and slammed into the FC during the crash.
4. All propellers shattered

Overall I am very happy with the durability of my Spedix Black Knight 250 thus far.

Notes: Normally I like to post/create longer videos, but I don't have any other usable footage from that day (recorded about 2 weeks ago, at the same time as "Bando Barracks").

Happy and safe flying!

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-- Gear --
Simulator: Liftoff (Steam)
Frame: Spedix Black Knight 250
Flight Controller: Naze32 Rev6
FPV Camera: Runcam Swift Rotor Riot Edition
HD Camera: GoPro Hero 5 Black
ESCs: BL_Heli_S with Oneshot and Multishot
Props: HQ 5x4x3 Orange
Motors: Spedix 2205 2300KV
Video TX: Spedix 200mw 40 Channel
Antenna: SMA TBS Triumph (Stub)
Receiver: FrSky X4R-SB SBUS
Battery: ThunderPower Adrenaline 80c 4S 1300mah
Googles: Quanum Cyclops
Transmitter: FrSky Taranis X9D Plus
Charger: Turnigy Accucell S60

-- DIY Base / Ground Station --
Screen: Generic 800x480 5 inch Display

Receiver: Eachine RC840 40 Channel Receiver

Antenna: RP-SMA Aomway 5.8Ghz 4-Leaf Clover (RHCP)
Receiver & Screen Power:  Turnigy 3S 1500mah 35C
Video Recorder: HMDVR
DVR Power: Generic 1S 650mah
DC/DC Boost Converter