Rodeo 110 110mm with DEVO 7 Remote Controller RC Racing Drone Quadcopter RTF with 600TVL Camera Battery Charger (no FPV Goggle4 Glasses)
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Brand | Walkera |
Model Name | Rodeo 110 110mm |
Age Range (Description) | Adult |
Battery Capacity | 850 Milliamp Hours |
Control Type | Remote Control |
Media Type | SD |
Battery Cell Composition | Lithium Polymer |
Are Batteries Included | No |
Video Output Resolution | 854x480 Pixels |
Remote Control Included? | Yes |
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Brand | Walkera |
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Model Name | Rodeo 110 110mm |
Age Range (Description) | Adult |
Battery Capacity | 850 Milliamp Hours |
Control Type | Remote Control |
Media Type | SD |
Battery Cell Composition | Lithium Polymer |
Are Batteries Included | No |
Video Output Resolution | 854x480 Pixels |
Remote Control Included? | Yes |
ASIN | B01MZ8B5FE |
Customer Reviews |
3.4 out of 5 stars |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | January 21, 2017 |
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The quad is difficult for me to control. I am new so I know that there is a learning curve. The toy quality drone I owned before was much earlier to trim and control. One has to go to Google and hook up to Cleanflight to calibrate, try to adjust the controller, and work with it in order to make it just hover (never really does). It wants to go and likes to move, that is where it is more easily controlled. I would purchase again, but be prepared to have a learning curve if you are a beginner. You will crash, and this little thing is tuff! If you buy, my advice: buy extra props, glue the FPV antenna, cover the ESCs with electrical tape, use some velcro tape to help keep your battery in place, and watch some youtube videos.
Ben
I am putting emax bullet 30a esc and emax1106 6000kv motors to see if this thing will stay air worth for more than the 2 weeks I barely got with stock set up. I have a f210 and the r110. This seems to be a concurrent issue with quality and walkera drones. Ther radios are good though. I have a devo 10 and 3 devo 7.