Eachine Falcon 120 FPV Racer Drone Flight Test Review

Don't be fooled by the size of this quadcopter. This powerful monster is the little mosquito from hell ;-) It is a speedy bandit that will put a big smile on most flier's faces. Find it here
Pros
- Lots of power and speed in a compact size.
- 6 in 1 means FCB, PDB and 4 ESC's are all incorporated into the compact central frame of the quadcopter. There are no ESC's on the arms of this quadcopter.
- Included 850mah 3S battery provides lots of power for this small quadcopter for its 2300 kV motors and 20A ESC's.
- 700 TVL camera, 40 Channel FPV,
- Comes in three FCB versions of Naze 32, CC3D, and F3. But F3 version includes a beeper. Spend the few extra bucks to get that.
- RTF version includes Eachine i6 (Rebranded Flysky i6).
- Does not require FAA registration.
Cons
- Central frame is just a mess of electonics stuffed in a small region. Take care to look for and secure any wires that may be dangling out within the arc of the props.
- Although small, it's also somewhat heavy at about 220 grams with battery. This means a lot of momentum in a small package. Can be destructive if it smacks into something, so stay well away from people, animals, and property with it.
- Included FPV antenna is in the way of tilting the camera.
- You'll also need to zip tie the receiver antenna up and away from the props.
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