🚀 EMAX Nanohawk BNF 65mm FPV Racing Drone: Ultra Light Micro Whoop for Beginners, Ideal for Both Indoor & Outdoor Use Review

Hope you enjoy swapping your propellers every flight as the guards are useless. Even grazing hits can bend the support, and once the support is bent, the camera becomes jelly. In a more serious accident, the engine bent. Worst Emax design. And I'm saying that based on Tiny Hawk 2. Get it if you can find it for less than $150.

Fast, agile and easy to pair D8/D16 with my Jumper T-lite. A great way to fly in first person perspective is when you select Speed Profile 1, which is selectable in Betaflight and the onboard OSD. It comes with a 1s Lipo 300mah with GNB27 connectors for around 3 minutes of flight time. I also fly with 550 mAh and get a flight time of 6:30 minutes. A bit of jelly on your FPV goggles, but a zip tie around the camera and a canopy will solve that problem. A month goes by, but not after I changed it

First of all, this is not your first exclamation. It has a very good power-to-weight ratio and is not the best choice for your first whoop. I'm not saying it can't be, but it's not a blade guard and just kissing the wall will throw the blade off somewhere and bend it. Once bent they will never be right again so they can be replaced. I switched mine to Gemfan with 3 blades. They are much stiffer and don't come off as easily. I also flashed it with a Mockingbird and Emyflight tune and it's now…