Straight swap upgrade for existing Multiframes. The radical Z arm design of the Vulcan Mantis offers unparalelled forward camera view, keeping arms and props out of the shot even with a forward facing camera during fast forward flight. You can even look up! Flight characteristics are fantastic, with great stability and handling. The raised arms are also an invaluable aid to the pilot for machine orientation in the air. Z arms can be fitted in any positions on your frame according to preference. No special setup is required in your flight controller and the Z arms are a ‘straight swap’ upgrade for existing Vulcan Multiframes
VULCAN Mantis 440mm Z Arm – Red
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