
Product Details
Sub250 OasisFly35 DC WTFPV — Mini Quad, Maximum Chaos

The Sub250 OasisFly35 DC WTFPV is your 175 mm antidote to boring flying. Under 250 grams (so the CAA paperwork stays in your drawer), packing a RedFox A3 45A AIO F7 flight controller and 1804 3450 KV motors, it’s built for pilots who think throttle limits are just gentle suggestions. Available in both PNP and ELRS flavours for your radio religion of choice. The O4 Pro crowd can sit this one out—this rig is pure WTFPV attitude.
Why You Want It







Because you’re tired of pretending your 2.5-inch cinewhoop is “plenty fast.” The OasisFly35 DC WTFPV gives you the snap of 3.5-inch props, GPS sanity checks (for those occasional “where’d it go?” moments), and enough power to leave magic smoke in the past. We won’t say it’ll make you fly like NurkFPV—but we also won’t stop you believing that. Wallet-wink: yes, we profit when you buy it. Crazy, right?
Specifications

What’s in the Box*
- 1× OasisFly35 DC WTFPV frame with electronics installed
- 1× set HQ 3.5×3.5×3 props (ready to slice air and ego)
- 1× GPS module pre-mounted
- 1× XT30 pigtail (pre-tinned because we care)
- Sticker pack (because brand loyalty is half the fun)
Compatibility
Works with Betaflight 4.x, ExpressLRS v3+, and most modern DJI FPV Goggles (except O4 Pro, sorry Team Digital). Analog VTX mounts available if you’re feeling retro.
Features and Highlights
- Carbon Arm Rigidity — Laughs in crash energy.
- RedFox F7 AIO Stack — Fewer wires, more flight time.
- SUB-M10 GPS — Rescue mode that actually rescues.
- Under-250 g Compliance — Rip without CAA drama.
Disclaimer
Accessory contents may vary depending on our supply chain’s mood swings, but your OasisFly35 will always ship fully functional and ready to shred.
Still Here?
You’ve read this far, so either you’re a spec-nerd or procrastinating on soldering. Either way, grab the Sub250 OasisFly35 DC WTFPV now before someone posts the last one to r/fpv bragging about their 213 g build. Add to cart — your future self will pretend it was a “sensible investment.”