Equipped with powerful brushless motors, the Happymodel Snapper7 seems to be one of the best Tiny Whoop alternative for 2018. Thanks to the circular propeller protectors and compact size, the Crazybee can be safely used for indoor practice as well as for outdoor fun.
Thanks to the protective canopy, all electronic parts (AIO camera and flight controller) are well protected during crashes. The 700TVL camera comes with integrated 25mW, 40CH, 5.8G video transmitter.
Like the Eachine QX65, the Snapper 7 drone is also offered with multiple radio options (FrSky and FlySky).
Being powered by a 450mAh LIHV battery, I expect about 4 minutes of flight time from this 75mm sized brush-less FPV quadcopter.
Snapper7 Crazybee features and specs
- 75mm sized frame;
- CNC aluminum alloy propeller protectors;
- Versatile F3 flight controller with BetaFlight firmware;
- Multi flight modes (ACRO/AIR/ANGLE);
- Powerful SE0703 1900KV brushless motors;
- OSD / Telemetry support (easy to get RSSI, voltage and other info on your FPV screen);
- Remote PID adjustment;
- 5.8G VTX (25mW & 48CH) AIO 700TVL Camera with angle adjustment;
- Head lights ready;
- Optional FrSky or FlySky radio receiver.
Happymodel Snapper7 Crazybee package content
Happymodel announced their Crazybee in two package variants. While the “Basic” edition is advertised for $86.99, the “Standard” version costs $96.99.
Included with the Snapper7 Basic
- Snapper7 75mm sized FPV Drone;
- 2 sets of 40mm 3-leaf spare propellers;
- 3.8v, 450mah Li-Po battery (30C/60C);
- USB Lipo/LIHV charger;
- Propeller removing tool and screwdriver.
Included with the Snapper7 Standard
- Snapper7 75mm sized FPV Drone;
- 4 pairs of 40mm 3-leaf spare propellers;
- 3 pieces of 3.8v, 450mah Li-Po batteries;
- 6 way Lipo/LIHV charger;
- Propeller removing tool and screwdriver.
