Managed to snap a prop mid-flight without hitting anything, probably from overtorque

[G+_T Burns]

Managed to snap a prop mid-flight without hitting anything, probably from overtorque. The poor HQ5045 blade couldn't handle the power of the RTF 2208-2300s. I could hear a clicking sound while it was in flight at 3/4 throttle. The trouble is, when the quad fell, it tumbled and broke an arm. So I'm in the market for a new frame, since the arms aren't replaceable on the Hk260. I'd like to be able to use 6" props. Any recommendations for a frame with replaceable arms under $70?

[G+_Erik Ellsinger]

You can use 6" props on the 260 upswept frame but it doesn't have replaceable arms. But the frame is so cheap you might as well buy a few so you have spares.

[G+_T Burns]

The 260 is cheap, but I'm looking for something that I don't have to pull my electronics off every time I break an arm, which is probably going to be more common with these motors. I don't fly gently.

I'm looking more at these type of frames-

The emax nighthawk: http://www.readymaderc.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=379_380&products_id=3647

the ZMR250 V2: http://www.fpvmodel.com/zmr250-v2-250mm-carbon-fiber-mini-fpv-quadcopter-frame-kit-with-pcb-board-and-led_g1005.html

MassiveRC 250 Pro: http://www.massiverc.com/Shop/en/620-massiverc-zmr-250.html

 

I'm leaning more toward the ZMR250 V2 because of the integrated pdb. I'm really tempted about the Flip260 but it's a little higher than I want to spend:

http://www.hoverthings.com/flip260anodized

[G+_Taylor Graham]

Emax 250 is your best bet. They can be had for <50. The arms are replaceable and it supports 6" props. Get a legit carbon one on massive rc.