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DroneCuber

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Hey everyone! I didn't realize there was a introduction thread.

I love quads and drones!

I'm currently flying a JJRC quad, but I'm planning to order the Syma X5C-1 in a few days.

I also just got the Cheerson CX-10 to fly inside.

It is awesome I found this forum.

Have a great day!
 
Jackson

Jackson

USA member at large
This has a nice look, the contrasting props and WiFi are a plus for the price, as is the decent video. Spare parts are available and in high rates it looks sportier than the X5. The enclosed gears is a nice touch too. At $35 (with a set of spare props unlike the X5) it fits your budget.

https://www.banggood.com/Eachine-E3...ter-RTF-p-1134308.html?P=S2292015656012015045


You can watch Part 1 of his review for all the details.

I have no experience with it, but I like what I see. :)
 
Rick M

Rick M

Absent-minded professor
Jackson said:
This has a nice look, the contrasting props and WiFi are a plus for the price, as is the decent video. Spare parts are available and in high rates it looks sportier than the X5. The enclosed gears is a nice touch too. At $35 (with a set of spare props unlike the X5) it fits your budget.

https://www.banggood.com/Eachine-E3...ter-RTF-p-1134308.html?P=S2292015656012015045


You can watch Part 1 of his review for all the details.

I have no experience with it, but I like what I see. :)
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Cool looking little quad, and ya gotta love the high rate LED display. The WiFi FPV is a terrible idea, though. The C or 'null' version would be a lot better idea to learn on. The yaw rate is great on high rate IF the pitch and roll rates are proportional, and the flip rate is very fast. Biggest down side is the controller, which is a very console-game style. This looks more like an alternative to a Syma X11 or X11 (or X20).
 
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