Eachine E119 Long Flying Flybarless Stabilized Helicopter Flight Test Review
Don't be fooled by its low worth. This flybarless stabilized helicopter is a simple and really maneuverable flier. May be flown indoors or outside. Discover it right here
Execs
– Cheap helicopter for what this could do.
– Light-weight, solely 46 grams.
– Flybarless helicopter. All stabilization is finished via onboard 6G digital gyros and accelerometers. Straightforward to fly with this stabilization system. It's very related (if not the identical) as flying a 6G stabilized drone.
– Very maneuverable with swashplate cyclic management of pitch and roll (collective up/down management is thru throttle energy solely).
– Powered by cheap brushed 8520 primary rotor motor, and 0615 tail rotor motor.
– Additionally powered by quite common and cheap 3.7V 350mah LiPo battery with LoSi connector.
– VERY environment friendly flier as in comparison with different simlar helicopters of this class. I acquired over 15 minutes flight time with a single 350mah battery.
– Accessible with both Mode 1 (left stick throttle) or Mode 2 (proper stick throttle) controller. Choose the Mode 2 controller at checkout should you're undecided which to pick 😉
Cons
– Brushed motors. They may fail ultimately some day. However alternative motors are low cost and broadly obtainable.
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