HGLRC Veyron 3 review, ratings and guide
This would be my second attempt of publishing my HGLRC Veyron 3 review. The draft of my previous article was lost together with 6 months of hard-working (drone reviews, quadcopter news, and lots of uploaded user manuals) due to messing up my blog's database.
While Oscar Liang and Half Chrome were more focused, in their Veyron 3 CineWhoop review, on...
HGLRC Sector150 Freestyle CineWhoop
Following the great success of the Sector132 FPV drone, HGLRC came up with a larger and even more powerful model called Sector150. Like its smaller brother, it comes with 360° blade protectors and two power options. While the Sector132 can be powered by 2S and 3S batteries, the newer Sector150 uses 4S and 6S ones.
The HGLRC Sector150 comes with...
HGLRC Sector132 review: 2 in 1 FPV drone
In my in-depth HGLRC Sector132 review I will reveal to you all the advantages and drawbacks of this hybrid Cinema-Freestyle FPV drone. Maybe it’s not the cheapest, fastest or smallest, but it’s probably the most flexible FPV platform. It features removable blade protectors which allows easy conversion from a CineWhoop into a veritable Freestyle drone, 3/4S battery compatibility, and...
HGLRC MotoWhoop 85 FPV drone
As you can see in the image below, the HGLRC MotoWhoop 85mm has a motorcycle alike design. Of course, it still has 4 propellers instead of two wheels :D.
Like its name says, it is built on an 85mm size carbon fiber frame with large Whoop style blade protectors. Despite its small size is suitable for both indoor and outdoor...
Coming soon: HGLRC Veyron 3″ Cinewhoop
Like most CineWhoops, the HGLRC Veyron is also build on a 3 inch frame with large ducted blade protectors. This design approach allows you to capture super smooth cinematic footage. Another advantage of the Whoop protectors is that you can fly around people relatively safely.
HGLRC announced the Veyron 3″ with two power options. While the 4S version comes with...
Coming soon: HGLRC Sector 5 V2 FPV drone
HGLRC's new FPV race drone called "Sector 5 V2" comes with two power options. While 4S version HGLRC Sector 5 V2 has 2450KV motors, the more powerful 6S edition 1600K ones. The robust 226mm size carbon fiber frame is 5 inch propeller compatible.
In addition to the on-board AURORA V2 1200TVL FPV Camera there is room to install a second...
HGLRC Parrot120 Pro Toothpick FPV Drone
As its name says, the HGLRC Parrot120 Pro is a Toothpick style 120mm FPV racing machine. HGLRC puts the most high-end race spec components on the Parrot120 Pro. It comes with versatile F4 flight controller, powerful 6000KV motors and high-quality Caddx Turbo Eos2 camera.
The Parrot120 Pro Toothpick is small enough to fly through your house or car park, but...
Coming soon: HGLRC Wind6 large FPV racing drone
HGLRC's new long range FPV racing drone will be available with two power options. While 4S version has FD2408 2500KV motors, 6S edition features FD2408 1700KV motors. Both HGLRC Wind6 variants are equipped with the same 65 A electronic speed controller (ESC) and 6 inch GF6042 propellers.
Wind6 uses the latest high performance FD765 flight controller stack for a safe...
HGLRC Wind5: 6S/4S FPV racing drone
HGLRC's new 5 inch FPV drone called Wind5 will be released in two power options. While the 6S comes 1600KV motors, the 4s version with 2450KV ones. Both variants will come with latest generation F7 flight controller and powerful 60A ESC.
Like many FPV drones, the HGLRC Wind5 is also equipped with Caddx Ratel FPV camera. Thanks to the "starlight"...
HGLRC Arrow3 FPV drone: The real Racing King!
According to the first rumors, the new HGLRC Arrow3 152mm FPV drone will be offered in two variants. While the 4S version will have 3600KV motors, the 6S one will have 2400KV motors. Both models will be available with FrSky or FlySky radio receiver.
As FPV rig, HGLRC opted for the Caddx Ratel camera and GLRC XJB TX20 5.8G/48CH Mini...
HGLRC Mefisto 226MM FPV Drone: 2450KV (4-5s) & 1775KV (5-6s) motors
HGLRC announced their new Mefisto 5" FPV Drone with two type of brushless motors. While the HF2306 2450KV edition is optimized for 4-5s batteries, the FLAME 2207 1775KV one is suitable for 5-6S LIPOs. Both versions are compatible with 5 inch propellers. This dual type motor option is also adopted by the HobbyMate Comet racing quad.
In front of the aircraft is...
