Insights & Anatomy of the Acclaimed Wizard Racing Drone

Online shoppers looking for a small, very well-priced racing drone will definitely want to turn their attention to this new(ish) arrival, the visually appealing, gravity defying, colorfully stunning, and high-speed smart Wizard racing drone by Eachine. Most expert drone hobbyists describe the Wizard racing drone as "one of the best FPV racing drones", a "very very agile" racing drone, "very worthy" of a racing drone, and "a favourite". While this racing drone is suitable for teenagers and adults, intermediate and advanced drone hobbyists will get a fast and pleasant start on getting the most out of this speedy drone. Even intermediate drone hobbyists should get ready for rough landings, perhaps even crashes. What are online shopping drone hobbyists getting out of its price tag? Most would simply answer, "a lot".

Anatomy of the Wizard Racing Drone - The Wizard undoubtedly displays excellent craftsmen ship in composition and design. A QAV-R, X-Type, ultra-light 4 mm carbon fibre X-type drone racing frame serves as the back bone (and protective plate) for all of the Wizard racing's drones electronic parts, components, and wiring. Propelling this high speed, powerful racing machine are, in addition to its 1500 MAH 25c battery, four (4) well-protected, 22 x 5 motors - MN 2204 2300 KV motors, which deliver 2,300 rotations-per-minute (RPM) per volt, with 20 amp BLHeli-S ESCs electronic speed controllers (ESEs)(described by expert drone hobbyists as some of the best on the market). To top it off, the ultra light 360 grams Wizard drone comes with 5 inch durable, high efficient propellers that sit atop 4 mm propeller arms, all of which offer all the thrust needed for acrobatic or racing style drone flight.

A NAZE 32 Freedom Flight Controller board (without additional features like altitude holding compass), PPM 48 channel receiver, and straight, rubberized FPV RP-SMA dipole antenna combine to receive, in a highly responsive and un-delayed manner, all of the drone's flight commands and operations from its controlling mind that is, the pilot assisted by a FlySky 6 remote controller. What about the Wizard's eye? An excellent Cmos 700 TVL FPV camera with a footprint of 1177 on the lumineer spectrum, adjustable camera tilt, and easily customizable lenses. To top it all off, the Wizard racing drone comes with pre-installed foam landing pads on its feet, and delightful green and red LED lights for anyone who dares to fly this buzzing Wizard through the night skies.

Wizard Flight - What kind of flight experience can drone hobbyists expect from all of the above parts and components? The word that is perhaps most descriptive of the Wizard racing drone is
"agile". In calm, low wind conditions, the Wizard drone offers a fast, smooth, highly responsive, stable, and fun 12 to 15 minutes flight; its definitely an excellent flyer. Beginners with no experience may have some troubles controlling its dynamic flying style. The Wizard racing drone is for that reason most suitable for intermediate to advanced drone flyers. The Wizard offers three flying modes: horizon mode, stabilized angle mode, and acrobatic mode. While certainly well suited for racing, drone hobbyists may get most of their enjoyment from its dynamic acrobatic manoeuvrability.

In sum, a review of some of the main specs and features of the Wizard racing drone, its main parts and components, as well as of the thoughts, opinions, and comments from expert drone hobbyists reveal an excellent choice in the Wizard racing drone, not least because of its very decent, low, and affordable cost.

The Lamborghini of Consumer Drones: the New Falcon 250 Racing Drone

Online shoppers looking to buy a new and exciting racing drone that innovates in drone technology and aerodynamic design should consider adding the Falcon 2500 racing drone to their shopping cart. Its current (discounted) price tag is $349.99 (Reg. $449.99), which includes first-rate IMAX style 3D virtual goggles for a highly dynamic, fast, and immersive 1st person view from the drone's camera eye. What else can be said to justify this price tag?

Falcon 250 Drone Flight & Control - In its relaxed mode, the Falcon 250 offers a feather-light glide through the air, with stingingly sharp 360 degrees directional movements. Its sensitive remote control (with scalable control distance ranging from 600 to 1,000 meters in open air environments), high precision 6 axis gyroscope and barometer, as well as its 32 bit high speed computing processor offer a high level of responsiveness and precision to its pilot's wishes and commands; its 5.8G digital transmission ensures all is done without delay.

Best yet, this Lamborghini of hobby racing drones offers 2204 brushless motors that propel the Falcon 250 to a sensational top performing speed of up to 120 km/h. Contributing to this top speed is its ultra-light, 250 mm compact (45 mm thick, 176 mm long, 176 mm wide)
aerodynamic drone body design, an ultra light flight weight of 580 grams, as well as its 5 (or 6) inch propellers.

In sum, drone pilots can be sure to enjoy and savour every second of the 10 minutes of exciting, dynamic, and fast flying experience offered by the Falcon 250 drone. In addition to the aforementioned flight features, the Falcon 250 offers three different flying modes (beginner, advanced, and rolling mode) that make this drone suitable for any age and level experience.

The Falcon 250 HD Drone Camera and IMAX Style 3D Virtual Goggles - What is more to this buzzing machine than its ultra fast racing speed and smooth flight is its HD camera and IMAX style 3D virtual reality viewing goggles. With respect to its camera, the Falcon 250 has a six (6) layer Sony Panasonic optical drone camera lens that captures - in full 1080P HD - its arrow-straight racing trajectory (not to mention the speed-blurred peripheral objects passing by in its trajectory), all transmitted in real-time through the IMAX 3D virtual reality goggles that come with the Falcon 250.

What to say about the matching flashy yellow, retro atari-style, IMAX style 3D Virtual Goggles? For starters, its screen measures 7" inch, and offers a 72 degree, full-field viewing angle in 1280 x 780 resolution, full color display. The 3D Virtual Reality goggles also come with a 2S 1,300 mah battery with easy velcro strap-on, as well as a variety of menu options for granular adjustments and preferences. They also include an HDMI input cable for uses separate and apart from drone flying, such as for use on a TV or gaming device.

In sum, online shoppers looking to buy a new racing drone should definitely be thinking of adding the Falcon 250 drone to their online shopping carts. While the Falcon 250 is ideal for all ages and levels of experience, intermediate and advanced drone hobbyists will certainly get the most out of its speed, power, and technology.