Eachine Assassin 180 racing quad

Eachine Assassin 180 racing quadcopter

Eachine Assassin 180 racing quadcopter with GPS and FPV goggles

Although the Eachine Assassin 180 is a small size racing quadcopter, it comes with all the features of the big ones including a GPS positioning system.

This new Eachine racing quadcopter has a nice design but not a KILLER one that would deserve the “Assassin” code name :)

In the front of the aircraft there is a 520TVL camera which is dedicated for first person flights, without any recording function. Those who want to use this mini racer for aerial filming can install a secondary RunCam2 alike camera on the top of the aircraft.

At first sight, my only disappointment regarding this Eachine Assassin is around the flight autonomy. Being powered with a 3s 1000 mAh Li-Po battery, it has only about 7-9 minutes of flight time. The battery is a “smart” one, with charge level indicator LEDs.

The package also includes a FPV goggles which allows to display real-time images from the quadcopter camera and flight parameters like: altitude, flight speed and battery voltage.

BTW, this small racing quadcopter is build around the tiny Naze32 flight controller which is based on the STM32 32bit MCU.

Eachine Assassin 180 highlights

  • Compact design (180mm);
  • GPS positioning system;
  • Built-in OSD (telemetry) to display flight parameters like: altitude, flight speed and battery voltage;
  • Intelligent light control;
  • Naza32 flight controller;
  • 6A ESC;
  • 1806 2300KV brushless motors;
  • 4″ propellers;
  • Onboard 520TVL camera for FPV flights;
  • 600mW 5.8GHz real time image transmission;
  • Vibration damper plate for secondary camera;
  • Up to 9 minutes of flight time.

Included with Eachine Assassin 180

  • 2.4G Eachine I6 transmitter;
  • Eachine VR-007 FPV goggles;
  • 520TVL camera;
  • 600mW 5.8GHz real time image transmission module (TX);
  • 3s 11.1V 1000MAH smart battery for the aircraft;
  • 2pcs of 7.4V 800mah Li-Po batteries for the FPV goggles;
  • 4pcs of NIMH AA 2400mAh 1.2V batteries for the RC;
  • Charging dock and power adapter;
  • Eachine Assassin 180 user manual.

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3 COMMENTS

  1. I charge the copter and then go thru the start up and it doesn’t fly. The red lights are solid and the blue continue to flash with no liftoff.

    Help!
    Sims

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