HGLRC Draknight 2″: Micro Ultralight FPV Freestyle drone
HGLRC is among the few drone brands that continue to produce FPV drones with analog systems. Their latest Draknight 2-inch is an ultralight micro freestyle quadcopter with a unique design and ELRS 2.4GHz or TBS Crossfire Nano RX radio receiver options.
The HGLRC Draknight 2 has a wheelbase of 91mm and a weight of less than 50 grams. It uses...
HB68 68mm FPV drone: Super mini brushless Whoop
The small FPV, camera equipped, Tiny Whoop like HB68 drone is perfect for indoor flying whether in your living room or in your office. The ducted propeller design offers good protection for the 4-leaf propellers.
Thanks to the versatile F3 flight controller, this mini FPV drone can be configured with multiple flight modes. While Self leveled mode is suitable for newbies,...
LDARC/Kingkong GT7 & GT8: Two micro brushless Whoops
LDARC's (ex KingKong) new Tiny GT series, brings two micro sized brushless Whoops. While LDARC GT7 has 75mm wheelbase, the Kingkong GT8 has 86.7mm. Both drones, feature similar Tiny Whoop alike ducted propeller design.
The Tiny GT series comes with Betaflight SPRACING F3 flight controller, 800TVL FPV camera, 25mW/16CH 5.8G VTX and 2S battery compatibility. The only hardware difference between the GT7 and...
Coming soon: T-Motor TM-2419 HD Edition
At first sight, the T-Motor TM-2419 is a re-branded Diatone drone. It adopts similar design as Diatone's upcoming micro FPV drone series (2019 edition). The 95mm sized carbon fiber frame comes with a "protective" canopy. IMHO, the canopy is more for giving the drone a nice design than for a protection function. On both sides of the drone, the electronic...
HGLRC Sector 5 V3 review: FPV drone with GPS RTH
My HGLRC Sector 5 V3 review covers all my personal experiences from unboxing to first flight. Besides some facelift, the third generation Sector 5 brings upgraded hardware and GPS feature which provides failsafe RTH (Return To Home). Like its predecessors, the Sector 5 V3 also has two power options and multiple FPV setups. While 4S edition comes with HGLRC...
Eachine Tiny QX95 micro FPV drone review
After many brushless racing quadcopters, I thought that it would be nice to review a micro brushed quadcopter like this Eachine Tiny QX95. In my opinion, these little RC toys are not just cheaper but also somehow more practical than the powerful brushed quads. For example, this Eachine QX 95 weighs only 56g which makes it suitable for indoor flights. Bumping into...
Flywoo CineRace20 Pro: Durable FPV drone
Flywoo's new CineRace20 is inspired by Free Zillio's RaceWhoop design, but instead of 3D-printed ducts uses ABS-PC material. The CineRace20 has two camera options. While the 'Pro' comes equipped with Caddx Baby Ratel 2 camera, the standard version with Caddx Ant.
The CineRace can fly as flexible as a racing drone, and as stable as CineWhoop. Pilots can quietly enjoy...
Diatone GTB229, GTB239, GTB329 and GTB339: Toothpick in all sizes
Diatone, one of the most popular racing drone manufacturer just announced 4 new Toothpick style FPV racing drones. While the GTB229 and GTB239 are built on 105mm size frame and are suitable for 2.5 inch propellers, the GTB329 and GTB339 features 120mm wheelbase and 3" blades. Another major difference between them is the power source. The GTB229 and GTB329...
Coming soon: Eachine Tyro69 mini DIY FPV drone
Like we are used with the Tyro series, the number included in the name of Eachine Tyro69 drone means its price not its wheelbase size (distance between motors). For only $69 you get all the parts you need to build your own brushless racing FPV drone.
At the end of each 2mm carbon fiber arm there is a 1104 8600KV...
Diatone 2018 GT-M630: 6″ FPV racing drone
Like most of the Diatone drones, the 2018 edition of the GT-M630 also comes in two variants, Normal-X and Stretch-X. Besides the different design approach, they seems to be identical as hardware specs.
At the end of each arm is located a powerful 1950KV brushless motor. The motors are paired with 6"/3-leaf propellers. The motors are driven by the Mamba F40...
WST Shuttle-280 racing quadcopter
Looking at the images with this WST Shuttle-280 racing quad, I don't know why, I have the impression of a"flying pig" :D. Although the fully enclosed design seems to be a good idea because it will protect the components in case of crash-lands.
Thanks to the 1-axis gimbal, the tilt angle of the frontal camera can be adjusted remotely. This way the operator can set...