Eachine C600T review: Super mini FPV camera
When it comes to micro drones, it is very hard to find a camera that is small and light enough to fit in. Measuring 15 x 15 mm and weighing only 4.09 grams, the Eachine C600T camera can be lifted by very small drones.
At the moment, basically, there are two approaches in the design of FPV cameras, "all-in-one" (one device,...
Moza AirCross S: The Swiss Army Knife of Gimbals
Over the past four years, Gudsen Moza has steadily improved upon its professional AirCross gimbal series. The mighty AirCross S continues the trend of being smaller and even more versatile. It can accommodate a wide range of camera devices and even more simultaneously.
If you are tired of trying to walk around with your camera, holding it still but ending...
Litchi APP for DJI Phantom, Mavic and Inspire drones
I heard for the first time about the Litchi APP 6 months ago when I reviewed the Phantom 3 Advanced quadcopter. At that time I wanted to learn how to pilot the quad through the DJI GO APP because I was reticent with third-party applications. Later, I read that APPs like Litchi enable some pretty cool features unavailable on...
Eachine E30W quadcopter review
Eachine is a very popular quadcopter and FPV accessories manufacturer among RC enthusiasts. Over time, they released many cheap models like this Eachine E30W but also some pretty cool racer quadcopters. I also tested and reviewed their 7 " FPV screen which proved to have good quality at a reasonable price.
If you are a Pro, you should probably skip...
XK X252 Shuttle quadcopter review
I read somewhere that XK Innovations is a "deluxe" division of WLToys. Indeed, on first look, the XK X252 quadcopter has a pretty nice design and comes with many features. Only its attractive price is apart from a "deluxe" product, so I'm expecting to discover only positive things about this quad during my review.
The XK brand started to become...
Eachine MC01 FPV camera review
Frankly, I was a bit reticent to review this Eachine MC01 FPV camera because on first impression it looked very cheap compared to the RunCam cameras I tested in the past.
Eachine's idea to integrate the camera, 5.8G TX, and the antenna into a single FPV gear is probably the most appreciated feature by those who want to build their own micro racing quadcopter....
SUNLU PLA and PLA+ 3D filaments: Is it Worth it?
When I show my 3D-printed objects to friends, the most common question is, "How much does the filament cost?" SUNLU is known for its affordable 3D printing materials. In this review, we tested their PLA and PLA+ filaments. To check the quality and usability, I printed various things that I needed in the house.
PLA (Polylactic Acid) and PLA+ (also...
Jumper T-Lite review – Is It Worth The Money?
First rumors about Jumper T-Lite transmitter appeared in December 2020. The FPV community has long wanted such a compact and versatile drone controller. Our Jumper T-Lite review covers unboxing, controls, compatibility, user experience, and rivals.
In addition to the cool gamepad style design, T-Lite's beauty is that it runs OpenTX firmware, which is the most popular operating system for radios....
PGYTECH OneGO shoulder drone bag
Most drone manufacturers, including DJI, Autel, FIMI, and Hubsan, offer their drones in two package options. Only the 'Premium/Fly More Combo' edition includes a dedicated bag/case. The PGYTECH OneGO looks to be a great storage and transportation solution for those purchasing the more affordable 'Standard' kit.
The PGYTECH's OneGO series includes a backpack, two shoulder bags, and a sling bag....
BETAFPV LiteRadio 3 review: New Year, New transmitter
BetaFPV's third-generation radio transmitter, the LiteRadio 3, comes with a few cool upgrades, including new nano gimbals, neck strap hook, extended working time, and updated shoulder switches. In addition to the inbuilt TX module (ELRS or FrSky) now has an external Nano TX bay on the back for future protocols.
A radio transmitter should be one of the very first...
ELEGOO Neptune 4 Max: Speedy XXL 3D printer
The ELEGOO Neptune 4 Max is the largest 3D printer that I reviewed. With a massive 420*420*480mm build volume, you can print big models at once without the need to glue multiple parts together. The Klipper firmware will also be a first for me. Klipper is an advanced open-source 3D printer software developed by KevinOConnor that allows you to...