Drone & FPV Gear

Quad, radio, goggles, and four batteries in one box. The standard way to learn FPV on real Betaflight firmware.

The $150 analog box goggle: 5-inch 800x480 screen, 40-channel receiver with auto-search, and built-in DVR.

DJI's single-screen O4 goggle: 1080p at 54 degrees, 13 km of link, and enough room to fly in your own eyeglasses.

246 g camera drone with a 3-axis gimbal and a 10 km link. Under the 250 g line, so recreational flying needs no FAA registration.

The standard 5-inch freestyle pack: 22.2 V, 1300 mAh, 130C, XT60, sold in pairs.

Dual-channel 1-6S charger with an AC supply built in, so a first build needs no separate power brick.

30x30 stack with an ICM42688P-equipped F722 board and a 65 A AM32 four-in-one ESC rated to 8S.

245 mm True-X carbon frame with 5 mm arms, the default airframe for a 5-inch freestyle build.

USB-C PD soldering iron running open-source IronOS, the standard tool for building and repairing quads.

EdgeTX radio with hall gimbals and internal ExpressLRS for under $100, and a USB simulator controller besides.

The default analog freestyle camera: 1/1.8-inch starlight sensor, 1200TVL, 165-degree FOV, 8 ms latency.

2.2 g ExpressLRS 2.4 GHz receiver with a TCXO, the standard link endpoint for a self-built quad.

The default 6S 5-inch freestyle motor: 1855KV, 5 mm titanium shaft, N52H arc magnets, sold as a matched set of four.

2.4 g analog video transmitter, 40 channels, switchable from pit mode to 350 mW, with three mounting patterns.