While the LED lights on the SkyStars RXT-X219 are mainly useless for the FPV pilots, they will make definitively more attractive the race for the audience. As you can see in the image below, the RXT-X219 FPV drone comes with 10 pieces of WS2812 RGB LEDs on each arm (5 on each side).
As its name says, the SKYSTARS RXT-X219 quadcopter is built on a 219 mm-sized frame. To allow great impact durability, the 3K carbon fiber arms have a thickness of 6mm.
In addition to the on-board 600TVL FPV camera, there is enough room on top of the drone for a second DVR camera. The real-time image transmission is achieved using a 5.8Ghz/48CH VTX with adjustable broadcast power. You can toggle between 25mW, 100mW, and 600mW TX power according to your needs. Channel and power settings can be done through the on-board control button and remotely via BetaFlight OSD.
SKYSTARS RXT-X219 core features & technical specs
- Robust 219mm sized carbon fiber frame (6mm arms);
- Cool LED lights for night races (RGB LED bar on each arm);
- F4 flight controller /w built-in BetaFlight OSD;
- Skystarts ST2306 2500KV brushless motors;
- 40A 2-5S Blheli_32 4 in 1 ESC (BLHELI_32 firmware – Dshot150/300/600/1200);
- 5″ Skystars 5049 3-leaf propellers;
- 600TVL FPV camera with 1/3″ SONY Super HAD II CCD image sensor;
- 5.8Ghz/48CH mini FPV transmitter with adjustable power (25mW/100mW/600mW);
- Compatible with 3-4s / 1500-1800mAh LiPo batteries;
- Optional FrSky or FlySky radio receiver.
Needed to Complete
SkyStars offers the RXT-X219 drone in two package versions, PNP and BNF. While RTF package requires only a battery and a compatible transmitter, the PNP package requires an additional radio receiver. Both versions come with two sets of Skystars 5049 propellers.For FPV flights you will also need FPV goggles.
