Here is a simple and practical guide on how to adjust the drone’s PIDs. No technical details and small talk. Straight to the point. Bounce back on rolls or flip. If the quad overshoot and then bounce back, Increases D […]
» Read moreThis article is a parts list to build an autonomous FPV airplane for long range flight.
» Read moreFrSky is a Chinese electronics manufacturer for the hobby of radio-controlled modeling (model aircraft, drones, etc). It is best known for radio control systems, such as the Taranis line radio transmitters, the XJT and DJT modules and the respective receivers.
» Read moreSmartAudio or Tramp are communication protocols between the flight controller and the video transmitter hardware of a RC drone or model aircraft. Through these protocols, the flight controller is able to adjust the video transmitter settings. The adjustments are the […]
» Read moreThe Eachine TX805 video transmitter promises to be an inexpensive alternative to the most advanced video transmitters on the market. Can it keep it promess?
» Read moreThe Eachine TS832 video transmitter has been on the market for many years, but has received some updates. Is it still a good option?
» Read moreOne of the most common questions for those who are already in the FPV hobby is: How can we know the range of the video (or radio control) signal? And how can we improve the video or radio signal? This […]
» Read moreAs the complexity of model aircraft increases, it becomes harder to remember everything that needs to be done before taking off. With that in mind, I’ve compiled a checklist that serves both FPV autonomous fixed-wing model aircraft and drones.
» Read moreThe Matek F405-CTR flight controller already has an integrated PDB, which means that the separate ESCs are connected directly to the FC board so that it can supply their power. However, if you have a 4 in 1 ESC, the […]
» Read moreIf you want to join the miniquad hobby (also known as Mini drones, Racing drones or racing quads), but want to skip the leaning and building part and go directly to the fly part, you’re in the right place!
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