Hubsan H122D X4 Storm RTF FPV Racer Flight Test Review

This tough micro FPV racer is intended as an introductory drone for FPV flying. It does that job very well.

Find it here: RTF http://bit.ly/2N385jU, Goggles version http://bit.ly/2N05BCU

Spare Motors http://bit.ly/2N386nY
Spare Props http://bit.ly/2MZ9U1j

Pros
- Available with or without goggles. If you prefer, you can also use your own 5.8Ghz FPV goggles.
- Designed to be tough and durable to crashes with strong carbon fiber frame, and well protected components.
- 720p HD camera with built-in DVR for video recording.
- 5.8 Ghz analog FPV transmitter.
- 1020 brushed plug-in motors. Very easy to replace and relatively inexpensive http://bit.ly/2N386nY
- Lost quad/low battery alerting buzzer.
- Telemetry controller warning beep on low battery. Quadcopter descends and lands on low battery (does not return to home).
- 710mah 2S LiHV battery provides close to 7 minutes flight time.
- Can also be bound and controlled with T8SG transmitter.

Cons
- FPV lag delay is very apparent, limiting its flying to outdoors in an open area. Experienced FPV pilots would not like this due to maneuver limitations imposed by the lag. However, for beginner FPV pilots who will/should be flying at lower speeds, this drone is a good entry level FPV drone for the price.
- Can not change FPV channels with RTF version. Changing to other channels requires use of the monitor goggles.
- No acro mode capability. Only stabilized angle mode available, but in high rate it is still very fast and challenging.
- Not really for indoor flying due to its lag. Best flown outdoors in an open area.
- Provided balance charger is not very good.

• Так же смотрите статью Hubsan H122D. 

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