Competitive events require reliable timing. Racing drones are harder to track than almost any other type of RC craft that have come before, so FPV racing has its own unique set of solutions. In this article we'll discuss these specialized timing systems and help you get started with selecting one for your own race group.
No longer do you have to settle with mediocre, low framerate footage, dreaming of the day when you can afford such luxury as an ImmersionRC Powerplay. With just a few clicks in software, your DVR can look just like the pros! In this article, we’ll be going over a method which can increase your framerate from 30 to 60 frames per second.
Many of you may be looking for more ways to fly or how to share fpv with someone special. Or perhaps, you’re just a gamer who has taken an interest in drone flight but hasn’t decided to shoulder the commitment and risks associated with flying in real life. Which simulator should you choose?
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Last summer I started the whole process of flying FPV drones. Although most things went well for me, there were still costs that I didn’t expect. Here's a quick list of things you should make sure you have.
The TBS Unify Pro Nano is a tiny VTx with many of the same features as their bigger brother. From a reputable brand and for only $20, can this VTx outperform the larger, more expensive ones?
Ever get that one annoying little speck of dust in your FPV goggles? It always seems to get stuck between the screen and lens, leaving a dot, streak, or mark in your vision that can be rather distracting. In this article, we’ll go over how to remove dust from your Fatshark HDO2 goggles in a safe, reliable manner.
The VAS Switchblade is an inexpensive kit that provides one 5.8GHz antenna which can be used in all three useful polarizations (RHCP, LHCP, and linear).
Just a few years ago, owning an FPV quadcopter meant designing and building an FPV quadcopter. Today, there’s an abundance of choice for ready-to-fly quads that perform extremely well. So what’s the better, buying or building?