2mm thick frame, 93mm diagonal, 8.5mm motor hole size.Weight is 3.63gm.

Designed for H8 mini, H101 or H8S 3D FC.

I have bought and thoroughly checked this frame, it looks great. Armattan are masters at cutting in this size. 8.5mm motors are a slightly loose fit in the 8.5mm holes specified. The motors will have to be secured using thin slices of PVC tube, glue, or some other means. More details below. The frame feels quite rigid. It is listed at cost price.

Assembly instructions: Note that the frame is not symmetrical and that the rear of the frame (where the battery leads are attached to the FC) is the thinner section of the frame's inner square section. The motor is supported by clear PVC tubing pieces about 3mm in height and approx 6mm (1/4") diameter, both above and below the frame. The tubing can be pre-stretched before sliding over the motors if it is too tight. Slide the piece of tube over long-nose pliers with the jaws closed, then open them up to stretch the tube a little.

When mounting the FC, first make sure you know which is the front and which is the back of the FC and the frame. Then align the FC arms exactly with the frame arms. The double-sided tape is used on the FC arms only, and does not cover the LED's at the tips of the arms.

Flight controller: 

The H8 mini green pcb can be flashed with silverxxx firmware to enable acro (rates) or level mode:
https://github.com/silver13/h8mini-testing

The H101 pcb can be flashed with silverxxx firmware from here:
https://github.com/silver13/H101-acro
The instructions are here in the first post:
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2512604

The H8 mini blue pcb can be flashed with silverxxx firmware from here:
https://github.com/silver13/H8mini_blue_board

For the CG023 and other FC's using the STMF031K4 processor the code is here:
https://github.com/silver13/CG023
The instructions are here in the first post:
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2634611#post34381034

These flashed FC's can be flown with a stock tx or Bayangtoys X9 tx, but it is a much better experience to use a Devo tx that is compatible with Deviation firmware, and fit it with a nrf24L01 module. Or you can use any other hobby grade tx (with a PPM trainer port) with a Goebish multiprotocol module, or you can build a multiprotocol module yourself.

Visit the Silverware wiki for more info on silverware:
http://sirdomsen.diskstation.me/dokuwiki/doku.php