The Durability is off the chain compared to anything out there.

But the shape of the arms in an arc instead of straight makes the DC structurally as strong as a bridge. I have smacked it in to Rocks, cartwheeled it after having to disarm going 60mph, and power loop with an inverted yaw into an abandoned railroad track.

I only stripped the holes of one motor, replaced it the same night, and the next day this beast flew like the day I built it after tuning. You can see my video reviews of this online. I'm a huge fan of the quality and strength of this quad and what Amaxinno has to offer. I would love to review their 28XX motors for this view too. Hint Hint. Lol" addthis:description="Okay Guys,

I have done an initial build review and durability crash review on this frame. Bottom line is I own the CMW Macromerica 9" built to spec. This F9L DC as I built it, comes in at nearly 100grams less than the CMW Marcomerica, and fly's much better.

The Durability is off the chain compared to anything out there.

But the shape of the arms in an arc instead of straight makes the DC structurally as strong as a bridge. I have smacked it in to Rocks, cartwheeled it after having to disarm going 60mph, and power loop with an inverted yaw into an abandoned railroad track.

I only stripped the holes of one motor, replaced it the same night, and the next day this beast flew like the day I built it after tuning. You can see my video reviews of this online. I'm a huge fan of the quality and strength of this quad and what Amaxinno has to offer. I would love to review their 28XX motors for this view too. Hint Hint. Lol">