u/Melodic_Recording_92

Hey everyone,
Selling my custom 3-inch analog build. It’s a solid, reliable park ripper that’s been built with high-quality components. I’m moving more towards my digital gear, so this one needs a new home.
Condition:
The drone has some minor cosmetic scratches and small dents on the frame and screws from normal use. Nothing structural or critical — it’s just typical "battle scars." The carbon is solid, and the flight performance is 100%. Everything works exactly as it should.
The Specs:
• Frame: ReadyToSky 3" Freestyle
• FC/ESC: SpeedyBee F405 Mini Stack (Bluetooth tuning via app)
• Motors: Happymodel EX1404 3500KV
• RX: SkyGuy ELRS 2.4GHz
• VTX: SpeedyBee TX800 (Up to 800mW)
• Camera: Caddx Ratel 2 (Best analog low-light performance)
• GPS: Installed and configured for GPS Rescue (tested/working)
• Props: Gemfan 3052
Included:
• The drone.
• 2x Ovonic 850mAh 4S battery (good condition).
• Spare props.
Price: $160 OBO
Location: Chicago, IL. Local pickup preferred, but I can ship.

Just mounted a 4k action cam with a single zip tie on my analog 3” build. Top speed is 110km/h. Unfortunately, can’t test it outside today due to rain, but hovered a bit in my apartment, and the drone is stable. The cam is mounted on carbon part, no rubber layer under it. What are the chances that it’s going to fall off at high G maneuvers?
Cam weight: 44g.
ZipTie strength 40lb

I’ve spent years defending the pure analog lifestyle. I told everyone that static was just "character" and that true pilots fly through the snow of a 480p microwave screen. I was the chosen one.

But then I ordered something that hurt my pockets a bit too much... and the Dark Side was just too crisp to resist.

Got lucky to witness this activity from that point of view. We have very powerful winds in the area but it didn’t bother the bird whatsoever. How do pilots get certified for such missions?