Efliernz, I apologize but my rig is already built and I'd like to keep it that way =) Maybe someone here would be able to answer your question, but at this time I do not have time to dissemble. The carbon fiber is extremely light and durable. I haven't posted about it, because for one I'm a little embarrassed, but also because it was a freak of nature (I'm trying to convince myself of that)... The other day I took it out flying in 10-13 knot winds and on take off (into the wind mind you) I did not compensate for slight roll which instead of doing the smart thing and slowly getting my "hover bubble" established I put more power to my motors and that slight roll ended up being a somersault on the ground with prop contact. I was lucky, lucky, lucky!! No damage what-so-ever, but props were out of balance and I just replaced them.
Also after the somersault I flew her around and absolutely hated that wind. I landed, took off once more and noticed in a decent that one prop stopped spinning... I felt bummed, but it was only a solder contact that broke loose. I have since then re-soldered all my wires and I literally can pick my copter up from the wires.
REALLY awesome to know that she can still fly like a beast with a motor down. Just glad I didn't have any weight on her at the time. Curious as to how she would have held up!
