LDARC EX8 transmitter: S-FHSS D16EU & D16 Non EU
The LDARC EX8 transmitter adopts a similar game-pad style design as the popular Jumper T-Lite. As its name says, it can be configured with up to 8 channels and supports FrSky S-FHSS D16EU and D16 Non-EU radio receivers.
In addition to the two joysticks, on the front panel, it has a 128x64 status LCD and a cool RGB dial button....
Kingkong FLYEGG 100 FPV racer
When it comes about indoor flights with brushless quads, even if they are small as this Kingkong FLYEGG 100, I always recommend to use propeller protectors. I know that they don't offer 100% protection but are still more than nothing in case you bump into something or someone.
In case of the KaiDeng K130, it was obvious why they call it...
KingKong EGG PRO 138mm FPV drone
You probably already heard that recently KingKong changed its brand name into LDARC. And now they come with a new FPV drone on the market, LDARC EGG PRO 138mm.
Based on the versatile F4 flight controller, you can configure the KingKong EGG PRO 138 drone with 3 different flight modes.
In front of the aircraft is located a 600TVL camera with...
KINGKONG/LDARC ET MAX 185mm: The Big Brother
Featuring 185mm wheelbase, the LDARC ET MAX is KINGKONG's biggest FPV racing drone with ducted blade protectors. It is probably the largest Whoop compatible with 4" propellers and 4S LIPO batteries.
In a nutshell, the LDARC ET MAX 185mm follows the ET series design. It has identical frame structure, blade guards and white protective canopy.
According to the advertised specs, the...
Kingkong ET125 review: Best brushless Whoop?
As I just read that KingKong plans to change its brand name into "LDARC", I should probably name this article "LDARC ET125 review" instead of "KingKong ET125 review".
Usually, numbers in a quadcopter's model name refer to the diagonal size in millimeters measuring the distance from rotor to rotor (wheelbase). KingKong's ET Series has 3 different sized drones: ET100, ET115,...
KingKong 90GT micro brushless FPV quadcopter
KingKong 90GT - Palm sized brushless quad with FPV camera
The KingKong 90GT drone was announced in PNP package. This means that you will need to use it together with your own radio system (RX + TX).
Although the KK 90GT has about the same size as the popular Tiny Whoop, it is equipped with brushless motors instead of brushed ones. Brushless motors...
Kingkong 95GT micro brushless FPV quad
Frankly based on my good experience with the Tiny7, I was glad to hear that KingKong announces a similar sized micro drone with brushless motors. The Kingkong 95GT's lifting power is generated by four pieces of 1105-8500KV brushless motors.
Thanks to the protective canopy and propeller protection frame, the KingKong 95GT quadcopter is ideal for outdoor as well for indoor flights. Newbies...
LDARC 5GT FPV racing drone: Features & Specs
LDARC (ex. KingKong) just announced a new professional grade FPV racing drone, called KK 5GT. In order to offer excellent durability, the LDARC KK 5GT is build on a solid 5mm carbon fiber frame. It has true-X design and 213mm wheelbase. During crashes, the on-board Runcam Swift Mini camera is well protected by a aluminium alloy frame.
The versatile F4 flight controller...
KingKong Tiny7 review: Tiny Whoop for less
Till I get the genuine one, I thought I would review the King Kong Tiny 7. As you can see in the image above, it is a very good replica of the popular Inductrix FPV.
The ducted propeller design proved to be not just cool but also very safe. When flying indoor or close to people, accidents are almost inevitable....
LDARC 200GT FPV drone with RunCam Micro Swift
LDARC (KingKong) proposes its new 200GT, a medium-sized FPV drone with a super cool design. It comes in version PNP (Plug-N-Play ), which means that you will need to bring your own radio (receiver and transmitter) and flight battery.
The LDARC 200GT comes with quality components and electronics. It is compatible with DSMX, SBUS, and PPM radio receivers and the...
LDARC ET75 & ET85 HD/FPV micro racing drones
While many racing quad manufactures already gave up to the Whoop protectors, LDARC just announced two new FPV drones which adopts ducted design. While the LDARC ET75 has 74mm wheelbase and it is powered by 3S LIPO batteries, the larger KingKong ET85 has 87.6mm wheelbase and it is 4S compatible.
Both versions are available with two type of cameras. While...