Tablet and FPV screen chest harness review
At the time I started my journey in the world of quadcopters I didn't have thought about the utility of such a device as this tablet harness.
Later, when I evolved to FPV quadcopters and more intelligent drones, it became clear that I needed something to hang my FPV LCD or Tablet (ground station) on my chest. Mounting my Samsung...
SY X25 car quadcopter in-depth review
The SY X25 flying car represents the new wave, an innovative quadcopter that can ride like a car and fly whenever needed. Almost identical in design to the Syma X9, it is hard for me to decide which one copies the other one or if the difference is more than the design of the paint. The sure thing is...
Airport Helipak backpack for DJI Phantom drones
Can one backpack be fit for all your gadgets (DSLR and GoPro camera, Laptop, and quadcopter)? Until I found out about Think Thank Photo's new Phantom Airport Helipak, I did not think this is possible.
I started my journey in the world of quadcopters one year ago, and till now I haven't thought to do anything about solving the quadcopter...
Eachine DVR03 review: Camera, VTX, Antenna and DVR
Eachine DVR03 FPV camera with integrated DVR (video recorder)
At first, impression, adding video recording feature to an FPV camera sounds very good. Using the Eachine DVR03 camera you will not need any additional device to capture the journey of your flight. Yes, this is great, but think about you crash on a river and your videos are gone.
Over the last...
Eachine H8C Mini: Cheapest quadcopter with camera in 2015
Newbies are always looking for affordable models with an onboard camera so this new Eachine H8C Mini quadcopter seems to be dedicated to them. It has a nice design and an extremely attractive price.
Eachine had great success, with the previous H8 model being probably the only multi-rotor sold under $13. To attract even more customers, they released this new...
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....
XinLin X181 FPV quadcopter review
My biggest curiosity at the time I knew that I would receive this XinLin X181 quadcopter for review, was what could it mean that it is equipped with "similar brushless motors". As I know, currently there are two kinds of electric motors used on multi-rotors: brushed and brushless ones. While the only advantage of brushed (DC) motors is that they are cheap, the...
Eachine MC02 FPV camera with adjustable power
One of the biggest challenges, if you want to build a micro FPV quadcopter is to find a proper camera. There are only a few FPV cameras like this Eachine MC02, which are lightweight enough and support 1s LI-POs.
Recently, I reviewed the Eachine E010 quad, which theoretically can be converted into a Tiny Whoop by installing an FPV camera....
Cheerson CX-10C: A tiny drone with onboard camera
Ten years ago, playing with such a small multi-rotor like this Cheerson CX-10C seemed unimaginable. Now, we can purchase nano and micro quadcopters for $10-$20. These small remote-controlled toys became popular quickly because they are extremely affordable, portable, and easy to fly.
When I purchased my first nano quadcopter, one of my colleagues asked me "OK, that is so small but...
REDCON Phoenix 210 review
As this summer I'm planing to organize some drone racing with my friends, I started to look for cheap racing quadcopters. I do not want to lend them my precious Walkera racing quads; if it crashes, at least it is done by my hand. Among the wide variety of racing drones, I found this REDCON Phoenix 210 ARF (almost...
SKRC Q16 quadcopter review
After many "high-end" quadcopter reviews, it was time to test something more affordable, the SKRC Q16. This model was announced about 4 weeks ago by an unknown Chinese manufacturer (at least for me) called "ShengKai".
Basically, the design of the SKRC Q16 reminds me of the Syma X5C, which was my first quadcopter. Lately, I have read many negative comments regarding...