EMAX Tiny Hawk 2 New Model Indoor FPV Racing Drone F4 5A 16000KV RunCam Nano2 700TVL 37CH 25/100/200mW VTX 1S-2S - BNF

Emax hat mit dem Tinyhawk II ein gutes Komplettpaket abgeliefert. Im 1S Modus kann man so um die 3 Minuten durchs Haus fliegen... oder 2:30 durchs Haus bolzen. Kamera und Übertragung sind sehr gut. Vom Keller bis zum Dachboden und wieder zurück.... Bisher ist mir nur 1 Propeller "abgeflogen" , das Chassis trotz einiger "Ditscher" noch intakt. Dank Betaflight konfigurierbar bis zum abwinken und so findet fast jeder seine Lieblingseinstellungen. Outdoor muss es wirklich schon windstill sein und im 2S Modus wird der Quad zwar zum Monster... die Akkulaufzeit liegt jedoch nur knapp über 2 Minuten. Das ist nicht viel... meist hat man nach 2 Minuten aber auch eine Pause nötig. Ein schöner Quad für Einsteiger und Fortgeschrittene

Perfect drone. Makes you feel like you have a real drone. Great for indoor once you get the hang of it.

Love this thing, you can fly outdoors with a good breeze it has the power to hang in there. And can fly in almost darkness it's crazy Camera does look awesome people are not lying it's a great beginner set up. Definitely verry durable! And pretty quick on 2 cell. But if you want something to learn from, fly outside as long as it's not too windy and have something that is very stable in the air this would be a smart choice. Very fun for small areas like your front yard zipping around to the neighbors yard stuff like that. I took to a large park one day and it just seemed so slow was not fun it was just to big of a area for that. But indoors and backyard stuff it feels like it's very fast! And safe if you hit a kid lol no damage will happen I wouldn't think from this little guy.

I now have three of these little guys. I'm a commercial drone pilot, and love flying. But all of my work drones are aided in flight by GPS. So I wanted to get into FPV for enjoyment. This is the perfect little bird for that. The EMAX THII is becoming one of the hottest little drones on the market. So much so, that between their popularity and the silliness of COVID shutdowns, they're hard to keep in stock. This is an indoor drone though. The slightest breeze makes them an adventure to fly outside. But their indoor range is good. And they are incredibly durable. Two of mine have hit the ground so many times I couldn't even hazard a guess. I've even flown them full throttle into the ground (and cement) by accidentally giving them full throttle when they're only 1/2 though a flip or roll. The only issue is that the LED lights on two of them are not all working, and the rx antenna is broken on one. Even with the partial antenna on the one, I still get decent range. Get more props, you will want them. And lots of batteries. Get the 1s, you don't need the 2s. Seriously, get this thing. If you don't have the controller and goggles, then get the RTF set instead of the BNF single bird.

I love this thing. It is so much fun to fly and I have bashed it into walls going full speed and it takes right off like nothing happened. Incredibly durable. 2S is ridiculous on such a small framed quad too, I use 2S outdoors only. Left the betaflight rates alone and just tweaked the OSD and beeper controls (added a 5V buzzer, a must on such a small quad in case you lose it). Theres only one big setback with this version of the tinyhawk: the motors are connected to the AIO using connectors. I started having tons of issues with motors stopping mid-flight and the quad just felt very sluggish on 1S. I thought it was the ESCs but it turned out that it was actually the motor connectors. I got rid of them and directly soldered the motor leads to the AIO. After doing so, the quad feels great. I can make much sharper maneuvers than I have been able to in the past on 1S and the quad feels super peppy. Also got rid of the stall during flight and takeoff problem I was having. EMAX should definitely consider soldering the motors directly to the board from the factory opposed to having the connectors. Made a huge difference for me. Overall a great quad for the money, as long as you are handy and understand that a hobby requires work sometimes :)