This is true but there are additional differences like slight changes in the arm foldout, landing legs, etc.
Yes, but it was the older Freeman 2100 Kit from MakeFlyEasy.
Look what arrived today?! 
Since the flying season is all but over in Upstate NY, this will become my winter project. I haven’t decided if I will use the recommend electronics or use electronics that I have on-hand and successfully tested in other VTOLs. The Freeman is essentially a Believer with very well designed VTOL additions so it inherits all those good qualities previously reviewed. Although designed as a mapping plane, it can also be DIYed (yeah, that’s a verb now ) to add gimbal controlled video and a transmitter link for FPV. The VTOL additions eliminate hand-tossed launches and smooth field landings. One of my favorite stock Believer reviews is from Arxangel here. Nikola goes above and beyond normal reviews with plenty of build photos and suggestions.
