
Manufacturer part no. sku-45359578612016
Listed by racedayquads at €433.14. Delivered to France, including shipping, VAT and any customs duty, it comes to about €537.77. Prices last checked on 2026-09-16.
Delivered cost is an estimate for a single item shipped to mainland France; the seller's checkout is authoritative.
| Item | €433.14 |
|---|---|
| Shipping | €15.00 |
| VAT (20%) | €89.63 |
| Total delivered | €537.77 |
Estimate for a single item delivered to mainland France, shipped from outside the EU: customs duty and clearance fees may apply and are charged by the carrier.
The Honeybadger X8 is a Cinelifter designed without any compromises. With 9" props, it can be flown like a 5" freestyle quad to achieve shots that are on the edge of what physics allows us to do. The top notch performance is archieved through a design thats balanced on all axis while retaining a high prop disk area in relation to the frame size. Our goal with this frame was to create a platform to carry cinema cameras such as the RED Komodo while pushing the flight performance to a level where stabilization of the footage is not necessary. But don't trust our words, watch the unstabilized freestyle video with a RED Komodo below and see for yourself. To complete a full frame set, you will need an additional alphagel camera mount. The Honeybadger X8 Frame is using the same cam mounting pattern as the shendrones thicc. All cam mounts for the thicc are also compatible with the Honeybadger X8 frame and can be reused. For the best performance, use the RR FPV Alphagel Mount will be available on the TBS Store soon. PACKAGE INCLUDES 1x Honeybadger X8 Cinelifter Frame REQUIRED THINGS TO COMPLETE 1x RR FPV Alphagel Dampening Plate 8x 1050kv Motors 2x 60A 4in1 ESC or equivalent 8in1 ESC 1x Spike Absorber 2x 2000uF 50V Low ESR Capacitors 1x F722-HD FC 1x DJI or Equivalent Air Unit / VTX 2x MMCX to SMA Adapter 2x Triumph Pro LHCP Extra Long 1x Polulu 12v 2.4A Step Down Regulator 1x Receiver 2x XT60 Pigtails UNSTABILIZED RED FOOTAGE: This Frame was designed in germany and switzerland by Paul Kuhn and Noah Waldner.