Micro FPV Quad Shootout

by FliteTest | January 5, 2015 | (14) Posted in Reviews

Josh, Peter, and Alex back with a few toys to share with everyone.

Alex explaining the three different Micro Quad Copters they will be flying.

Plugging in the batteries and prepping for flight.

The guys invade Austins office in there first stop.

Peter and his infinite TV loop.

The guys plan to see how the shipping department is doing.

Little did they know . . .

. . . the valiant Sir Jim Bixler was ready to defend his workspace.

The guys comparing their experiences flying the different quads, and thanking everyone for watching.

Learn more about the Blade Nano QX here: http://bit.ly/13U6WEo
Learn more about the Hubsan H107D FPV here: http://amzn.to/1Fc6zqd
Learn more about the Proto-X FPV here: http://bhpho.to/1IhAjhz

Thank you for the support everyone has show us in keeping Flite Test going. You all make it possible for us to provide reviews and builds to contribute to the hobby. See ya next time.

COMMENTS

SGRacer on January 5, 2015
I have a micro quad like this, non-FPV version, and after maybe 10 flights, the batteries stop charging! Anyone have a solution for this? Why spend so much money on a micro when you have to buy new batteries every 10 or so flights.
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JMN- on January 7, 2015
Can I fly a nano QX with a DX6i?
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imtedsim on January 9, 2015
Yes! Works great!
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hotroder69 on January 6, 2015
Great video thanks. I bought the nano to use with my Fatshark goggles and it is a blast. It was good to see the others too.
Thanks
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JulesHam on January 6, 2015
What video receiver is compatible with the x4?
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Quadexer on December 18, 2015
Does the Boscam RC 805 work?
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donnyb on January 7, 2015
Those all look like a blast! I would of like to see them outdoors and see if the video was a little better. Also I was wondering if the camera on the nano was removable. Maybe use the little back pack system on other things.
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dyln_hdsn on January 7, 2015
The camera on the Nano is removable. It's attached with a little double sided foam tape. It's this thing http://www.horizonhobby.com/multirotor/ultra-micro-fpv-camera-and-video-transmitter-spmva1100.
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durwin24 on January 6, 2015
Are you guys using SAFE mode when flying these mini quads?
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dyln_hdsn on January 7, 2015
I got a nano qx after Christmas as my entry into the hobby. I love it but I've made a few modifications. http://imgur.com/nRG2LZr
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Akoya on January 7, 2015
To have a wider FOV (field of view) on the Hubsan H107D you could mount a wide angle lens. Banggood has 2 cheap lenses that fit (albeit with a little bit of DIY) on the H107D
- A jelly lens: http://goo.gl/me0LM8
- And a 0.67x wide angle lens: http://goo.gl/gT3Qat
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UndCon on January 7, 2015
I have had a Hubsan FPV for quite some time now and I change frequency on the Hubsand and on my goggles to match up and I dont have to rely on the videolink to the transmitter anymore.

The radio has a BiQuad antenna built in for the video so it is very directional. i simply mounted a short piggyback so I have an external connector and this gives me Cloverleaf option and this really improves the signal.

A perfect little toy for indoor events and bashing in the garden.
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Nathan14 on January 11, 2015
I have the non FPV. I like it a lot. It crashed in the water and it still works, which is great
ps I love your show.
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Tetlowj5003 on January 16, 2015
hey flite test you should do a review on this little quad!
Suppion Cheerson Cx-10 Mini 2.4g 4ch 6 Axis LED Rc Quadcopter
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Luc54 on February 24, 2015
I bought the hubsan last year and am not happy because THE voltage of mine drops very quick after one minute flight to à 3.2 volt. New batteries was no solution .
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Micro FPV Quad Shootout