DAL DL220 carbon mini quadcopter review (part 1)
The DL220 is an interesting size of miniquad, offering the ability to use 5-inch props and much larger batteries than its little brother, the DL180. In this video I look at the good and bad of the frame before building it and performing the flight test which will be in part 2.
The good:
- can take larger batteries (1800mAH no worries!)
- good quality carbon and fittings
- will accept 5-inch props
- a choice of camera mounting options
The bad:
- arms look a bit weak for a 220-sized quad
- the board-camera mounting plate is fixed-angle and limits the choice of camera.
- the side-area of the box-section body may cause handling problems (but we'll see in part 2).
This product was provided for review by Surveilzone.
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The good:
- can take larger batteries (1800mAH no worries!)
- good quality carbon and fittings
- will accept 5-inch props
- a choice of camera mounting options
The bad:
- arms look a bit weak for a 220-sized quad
- the board-camera mounting plate is fixed-angle and limits the choice of camera.
- the side-area of the box-section body may cause handling problems (but we'll see in part 2).
This product was provided for review by Surveilzone.
Product link:
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