Eachine Wizard X220

vox

vox

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Hi everyone! my Name is Luke and I am new here so be kind :)

Okay so just to kick my first post off, I am a complete newbie to Quads and have never owned or flew one before, I am on a tight budget and want to enter the hobby as cheaply as possible. I have come across a few videos on youtube about this set up and for the price it is something that I would be happy to pay to get started. I just want to know if anyone has this kit and if they would recommend it to a newbie coming into the hobby. I appreciate some parts should be switched from the get go like the FPV antenna and this is not a problem I can get extra ones if someone can recommend those it would be great and also I am having trouble figuring the size of the props as I would like to get a lot of spare as I guess I will be crashing on a regular basis, lots of people say the frame is good and strong which is why I want to go for this build. Also a better charger will be on the list if anyone can post a link that would be also helpful along with an extra battery as I would like to have at least 2 to start with, I already have a lipo charging bag.

Edit: also if anyone can provide any information about some kind of signal when the battery is getting low so i know when to bring it in that would be great as I know you are not supposed to run the battery completley down.

Links to hobbyking, aliexpress and banggood are welcome.

Thanks in advanced! :)

The Quad kit: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Hig...8.html?spm=a2g0s.13010208.99999999.276.I5pslq

The Goggles: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Eac...7.html?spm=a2g0s.13010208.99999999.289.I5pslq
 
vox said:
I am having trouble figuring the size of the props as I would like to get a lot of spare
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Kingkong 5040 3-Blade Propeller
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It comes with plenty of spares, 20 props. The Kingkongs are fine for starting out. For the price these are a decent choice.
https://www.banggood.com/10-Pairs-K...ers-for-FPV-Racer-p-1067875.html?rmmds=search

These are well liked and perform a bit better once you get some flying under your belt.
https://www.banggood.com/2-Pair-DAL...p-1110019.html?rmmds=detail-bottom-alsobought
 
vox said:
Hi everyone! my Name is Luke and I am new here so be kind :)

Okay so just to kick my first post off, I am a complete newbie to Quads and have never owned or flew one before, I am on a tight budget and want to enter the hobby as cheaply as possible. I have come across a few videos on youtube about this set up and for the price it is something that I would be happy to pay to get started. I just want to know if anyone has this kit and if they would recommend it to a newbie coming into the hobby. I appreciate some parts should be switched from the get go like the FPV antenna and this is not a problem I can get extra ones if someone can recommend those it would be great and also I am having trouble figuring the size of the props as I would like to get a lot of spare as I guess I will be crashing on a regular basis, lots of people say the frame is good and strong which is why I want to go for this build. Also a better charger will be on the list if anyone can post a link that would be also helpful along with an extra battery as I would like to have at least 2 to start with, I already have a lipo charging bag.

Edit: also if anyone can provide any information about some kind of signal when the battery is getting low so i know when to bring it in that would be great as I know you are not supposed to run the battery completley down.

Links to hobbyking, aliexpress and banggood are welcome.

Thanks in advanced! :)

The Quad kit: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Hig...8.html?spm=a2g0s.13010208.99999999.276.I5pslq

The Goggles: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Eac...7.html?spm=a2g0s.13010208.99999999.289.I5pslq
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If you can kick in an extra $38, I'd buy the Eachine VR Dr Pro goggles. I believe they are on sale on Banggood right now for $79.99. Good goggles for the price and have some range and features you won't get with the VR007's.
 
Rick M said:
If you can kick in an extra $38, I'd buy the Eachine VR Dr Pro goggles. I believe they are on sale on Banggood right now for $79.99. Good goggles for the price and have some range and features you won't get with the VR007's.
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These seem like a good choice especially the focusing aspect of them :)
 
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