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Post and share your latest tiny micro size fast little FPV racing drone here anything below 100 size.

I'll start mine with my latest craze: EACHINE QX95
I did blog about is and also flown almost everyday, anytime and anywhere. Super cheap and staggering for pocket size rebel.

Here my review: http://www.supermotoxl.com/designs-a...v-racing-drone

Video:

+ YouTube Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bmfl4SQ-bs

Will post some more other tiny drone in my collection soon.

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Enjoy my new indoor FPV quad the EACHINE QX70, small yet awesome for indoor flying. Some unboxing and fixes plus indoor office flying clips.

Here are some QX70 details and my gallery.
Gallery: EACHINE QX70 micro FPV drone - 70mm
Details: EACHINE QX70 BNF model.



Videos:

+ YouTube Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9oyKflmMFc

+ YouTube Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jKW3Mu0PHo

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Here's an outdoor test on QX70.

Video:

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_8wsvq8phg

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Btw here is another of my latest micro FPV drone; the EACHINE FatBee FB90, great for indoor flight and outdoor. Have same duct prop size, 90mm size and very powerful on 2S lipo. Seems to be more solid handling and stable than QX70. Here my flight video and unboxings/setup. Haven't broke anything during flight except for another flying prop incident.


Here are some FB90 details and my gallery.
Gallery: EACHINE FatBee FB90 micro FPV racing drone - 90mm
Details: EACHINE FatBee FB90 BNF model.

Videos:

+ YouTube Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0nZVFa6fPKE

+ YouTube Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fApyT-JAobI

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Stalking around the office with Qx70 ,lol...awesome micro stalker.

Video:

+ YouTube Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHTfuoKUqm0

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Review EACHINE QX70
After weeks of testing finally my article review on EACHINE Turbine QX70 published here:
Link: http://www.supermotoxl.com/designs-a-creat...pv-racing-drone

Enjoy reading.

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Coming up next is the 90mm size JJPRO-T2, slightly smaller than my QX95. I got this one because the carbon frame is extremely sturdy than other quad racer.

Photos:

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Sharing my Part 3 EACHINE FatBee FB90 flight test outdoors.

Video:

+ YouTube Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkNldlpdCvw

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Video enjoying my King Kong QX100 flight outdoor this morning. I love this little guy! Tough, cheap and tonnes of fun FPV around many places. This is the most durable nuke proof FPV racing drone among all my collection. Ultimate basher.

Video:

+ YouTube Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTOlNLcbIKA

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My latest review article on EACHINE FatBee FB90:
FB90 Review article: http://www.supermotoxl.com/designs-a...v-racing-drone
Enjoy reading.

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Ha ha! awesome micro FPV flying dashing around the parks between trees and stuff yesterday using my favorite basher the King Kong Q100, and also meet some curious people along the way. Q100 really attract lots of attention around the park. Cheap, fast and fun!

Video:

+ YouTube Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBbfGZG52o8

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how does the EACHINE QX70 compare to the TINY WHOOP ?

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QX70 slightly bigger and have longer flight time about 5~6 minutes while Tiny whoop flies about 2~3 minutes. Plus QX70 can fly outdoor with good range/distance especially video range since it uses 4 lobe antenna on its video transmitter.

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What heli would be a good beginner. I use to fly a nitro helicopter and was able to hover with no problems. Want to get back into it, but electric?

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How bout moving about doing circuit figure "8" flight? If you can then ALIGN 550 up to ALIGN 600 series electric would be great for you. ALIGN 450 size a bit twitchy because its small but safer for its size. Bigger size always stable but at the cost of safety.