by Michael Niggel | Dec 13, 2019 | Opinions, Recommendations
If you have access to a 3D printer, there’s a wealth of parts you can construct for just about any quad frame. While they’ve come down quite a bit in price and relatively cheap 3D printers can be good, a 3D printer is still an investment—as much in time as...
by James | Apr 18, 2018 | Opinions
Most folks don’t give open source the love it deserves. Since the early days of MultiWii, it has defined our hobby. To see this most clearly, take a step back and realize what your quadcopter really is: a flying computer with 4 rotating propellers and a camera. When...
by Michael Niggel | Mar 26, 2018 | Opinions, Reviews
The TBS RaceTracker and the ImmersionRC LapRF Personal are both lap timers aimed at individuals or small groups. Each product scans video frequency channels to determine your time. We’ve done an in-depth review on each product. Take a look: TBS RaceTracker...
by Michael Niggel | Jan 29, 2018 | Opinions
The parts you can select for a race quad are vast and extremely varied. Frames, motors, batteries, and other components come in a huge number of varieties. If you want to build a quadcopter to get started with racing, you need to make a lot of decisions. Your first...
by Michael Niggel | Jan 24, 2018 | Opinions
When I started my local race group a few years ago, there was a long discussion over what our class specifications would be. Each enthusiast had different ideas about what we should race, and it was suggested that perhaps we not define any specifications at all. After...
by Michael Niggel | Jan 19, 2018 | Opinions, Recommendations
Most FPV equipment uses a standard set of frequency channels. In the battle to offer ever-better specifications, some manufacturers now provide access to a much wider area of the radio spectrum. These expanded channels should not be used! This article applies to...
