Readytosky Monitor Wireless Receiver Quadcopter Review

Very good value for money. Clear, crisp screen, very fast and accurate scanning, all channels are supported. In a direct comparison, this actually performs better than my triple price strainer. The only downside: The battery could have had more capacity: There is space for a larger 1S Lipo battery in the battery compartment.

Works as it should, strong signal and clear picture. Pretty impressive specs for the price. The automatic search quickly found the desired channel. The sun visor is easy to use. All in all, this is a really good 5.8GHz receiver and monitor for experts and beginners alike. Perfect for those who want a complete FPV package without spending a lot, just grab a 5.8Ghz camera and you're good to go.

This is a totally cheap LCD monitor with 5.8GHz video support. What do not like. The sun visor makes it useful for daytime spying on a mate or when you want to see what others are doing. It's also a great desktop monitor. Throw it in your gear bag. The battery seems to be easily replaceable, maybe even bigger. I can't rate the battery life as I haven't been flying much lately.

This little monitor works with my EMAX TinyHawks S, Freestyle and BabyHawks as well as most other FPV drones. The build quality isn't top quality, so don't expect it to be built like an iPad. It's solid enough, it's a good budget 48 channel monitor. Note that there's no microSD card slot, no built-in DVR, and doesn't even come close to HD images, doesn't do anything to improve FPV. Since there is no DVD, this monitor costs $40 instead of $140.

So it has been a year since I first ordered this item in March 2019. Overall I am happy with my purchase. Being curious about all this FPV I decided to find an affordable solution. In total, I probably spent around $150 to get my drone ready for FPV. It's good. Pros: Affordable and easy to set up with every 5.8GHz transmitter I've tried. At the touch of a button, it automatically finds the best signal for you. The runtime of the monitor on a full charge gives about 45 minutes of flight time…

I love flying in POV but I've always felt guilty flying around my friends and family. They got bored watching me fly without seeing what I see. I realized I needed an extra screen so they could fly with me. My first decision was to buy the popular EV800 glasses. These are glasses boxes with detachable screen. They worked pretty well, but they're so big I rarely dig them up. They were too much trouble for them to serve their purpose. Login to this monitor. This is amazing stuff! It packs super…