Eachine Aurora 100 Brushless Micro FPV Racer Drone Flight Test Review

This fully loaded micro quadcopter flies like a full size racer, and includes all the bell and whistles that you could ask for. Buy the Eachine Aurora 100 here
Pros
- Packed with all the features that you could ask for.
- Fast and responsive little flier with good control and FPV range. Through the goggles you'll feel that you're flying a full size FPV racer. Yet due to its small size, you should be able to safely fly it in most parks and public places without being hassled.
- Brushless 7400 kv motors.
- 10A BLHeli 4in1 Dshot600 ESC's.
- 600 TVL 48 channel 25 mw AIO FPV camera. CP antenna is protected by structure.
- Telemetry and Betaflight configurable on screen display (OSD)
- F3 flight control board with Betaflight 3.1.0
- Includes a beeper.
- 7.4V 450mah battery.
- Cool LED bar with Larson scan (think old school Cylons ;-)
- Available in DSM2/DSMx, Flysky, and Frsky
- Does not require FAA registration.
Cons
- Kind of pricey for a micro, likely due to all the features that have been added to this quadcopter.
- Belly battery. I just don't like batteries on the belly due to potential for their damage on hard landings.
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