🚀 Elevate Your Flight Experience!
The Readytosky 295mm HD 7 inch FPV Racing Drone Frame Kit is a high-performance frame made from pure carbon fiber, designed for both racing and freestyle flying. Weighing only 7 ounces, it features 5mm sturdy arms, a 2200mAh battery capacity, and seamless compatibility with the DJI FPV system, making it an ideal choice for adult drone enthusiasts.
Brand | Readytosky |
Model Name | Mark4 |
Age Range (Description) | Adult |
Color | black |
Video Capture Resolution | 1080p |
Connectivity Technology | RF |
Included Components | remote_control, battery |
Battery Capacity | 2200 Milliamp Hours |
Video Capture Format | MP4 |
Remote Control Technology | rf |
Control Type | Remote Control |
Material | Carbon Fiber |
Wireless Communication Technology | rf |
Battery Cell Composition | Lithium Polymer |
Are Batteries Included | No |
Video Output Resolution | 1080p |
Remote Control Included? | Yes |
Optical Sensor Technology | CMOS |
Rechargeable Battery Included | Yes |
Product Dimensions | 8.78"L x 7.6"W x 8.78"H |
Manufacturer | Readytosky |
Item Weight | 7 ounces |
Country of Origin | China |
Manufacturer Part Number | HD01 |
M**N
Excellent Value
The Mark 4 7 inch and Mark 4 5 inch are the two best values in the drone frame market. These frames are based on the GEPRC Mark 4, are well built, well designed, nice carbon, lightweight and amazingly inexpensive. I would highly recommend both.
C**R
Very strong drone frame
Very good Frame but I only needed it for parts very thick carbon fiber armsI reconfigured this unit to be a mount for pan and tilt cam for a bigger drone
S**.
Readytosky 295mmHD 7 inch FPV
Solid framePicture supplied in box for assembly leaves alot to be desired, but if you have built quads before it will be easy. Waitting on some orders to complete.
C**.
Light weigh
This is a very nice kit to build its light weight. If you want to build a fpv this is a good way to start.
D**D
Very nice
Love this frame very well thought out and built
P**.
It's ok
I like that the arms are fairly thick and it does hold a DJI air unit, but there I had to make a few modifications I shouldn't have, and not all of the screws are right.The M3x25 screws that hold the flight stack are a mm or two too long and hit the top plate.There were no screws included that reach the camera. The kit needs some M2x7 or M2x8 for that.I had to grind a bit of carbon away on the arms there they touch together to get them to fit in the chassis. Without doing that there was no way to get all of the screws in.The carbon quality on the arms seems ok, but the rest of it feels like one good hit will splinter it.I'd say that it's an ok frame for the money, but there are definitely some improvements that could be made. On the plus side... at least the L-R and F-R balance both seem to be almost perfect. If I were doing it over again I'd probably just pay a little more for a different frame, but hopefully this one will hold up better than I think.
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