HSKRC IX2 90 Micro FPV Racer Flight Test Review

This FPV racer is best as an acro trainer for new FPV fliers. Find it here
Pros
- Available BNF for Flysky and Radiolink transmitters.
- 600 TVL Foxeer Arrow CCD camera.
- 40 channel 25 to 200mW video transmitter with on screen display.
- Omnibus F4SD flight control board loaded with 3.4.0 flight control software dated 7/18/2018.
- BLHELI_S 20A 4in1 ESC
- HSKRC 1104 4000KV motors.
- Five full sets of Kingkong 2045 props.
- Beeper and LED lightbar.
- Comes equipped with 2S 550mah 80C battery that provides over 5 minutes flight time.
Cons
- Provided 2S battery doesn't provide much oomph. Not really good for freestyling, but still good as a FPV acro trainer.
- Stock PIDs are a little wobbly in high speed turns and could use some tuning.
- Propeller clearance is minimal and may impact some of the quadcopters other components Before flying, closely inspect each installed propeller and correct any that may be impacting structure.
- No Smartaudio capability. Can't adjust video transmitter or tune PIDs using OSD.
- Flysky version uses FS-RX2A receiver. I couldn't find a way to implement failsafe with my T8SG Deviation transmitter.
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