Mini Mamba V2 mini quadcopter review (part 2)
In part two I look at how the Mini Mamba V2 performs with its props tilted to about 10 degrees.
Do I like it?
Yes I do.
It feels more comfortable at speed with the tilted props and still has the nice and predictable handling it had before. The top speed is improved and at 3/4 throttle it skips along very nicely indeed. Whilst further improvements might be possible by increasing the angle further, I think it would then become more difficult to land and engage in slower proximity flying due to the much lower horizon on the video image.
And yes, this miniquad sure is tough enough.
Disclosure: This frame was provided for review purposes by Quadrysteria:
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Do I like it?
Yes I do.
It feels more comfortable at speed with the tilted props and still has the nice and predictable handling it had before. The top speed is improved and at 3/4 throttle it skips along very nicely indeed. Whilst further improvements might be possible by increasing the angle further, I think it would then become more difficult to land and engage in slower proximity flying due to the much lower horizon on the video image.
And yes, this miniquad sure is tough enough.
Disclosure: This frame was provided for review purposes by Quadrysteria:
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