I really like the Kingkong 95GT FPV drone! It flies really well, and runs for 4-5 minutes on my 350mAh 7.4v lipos. Get plenty of extra Lipos as you won't want to stop flying! It is programmable via Betaflight, so it is easy to set up switches on your chosen transmitter. I use a Taranus Plus. I flew perfectly well on the stock settings, but you can set up Failsafe, Mode, Air Mode, Headfree, etc and fine tune to suite your flying level. Purchase the 95GT with the correct receiver to match the transmitter you intend to use. The FPV camera is OK, with some noise on certain frequencies. You can choose from 16 channels The bands are mainly r and F with one A, one B and two E. Selection is by pressing the button under the easy to remove canopy. A double light pattern gives the chosen frequency. The light pattern can be seen through the canopy. As the battery drains, you start to see lots of breakup on the screen - a good battery indicator. I did have to add a spot of adhesive under the camera to hold it in the mount, as the original adhesive gave way, and I also had to focus the lens slightly - just turn the lens a very small amount if necessary. A spot of rubber type adhesive can be used to stop any rotation, but don't use anything permanent. You get one spare set of props, so order lots more as you can break them easily. Make sure that you put the props on with the groove upwards. If you put it downwards the props will break up on take off. Also a spot of Loctite Blue will stop the hex screw from coning loose. You need to get a hex/Allen key to put the props on and for replacing them. Maybe the manufacture will include one in the kit if they read this. As the props are very sensitive to knocks (you can get some heavier duty ones online via Bangood), I suggest using the supplied guards. It is obviously made for a larger drone, as the joining pieces wont fit it, but it works really well. Again, use Loctite Blue on the hex screw threads as they do vibrate loose. The 95GT flies wonderfully! You can set up the modes: Angle for beginners will provide self leveling if you lit go of the transmitter sticks, as well as limiting the angle you can achieve. Next, move on to Horizon ASAP as you get both angle on the low stick movement, and Acro at full stick movement. Flips and rolls, with self leveling, if you let go of the sticks, it possible in this mode. If you have the experience move on to Acro, and you will have full control with no self leveling.

I really like the Kingkong 95GT FPV drone! It flies really well, and runs for 4-5 minutes on my 350mAh 7.4v lipos. Get plenty of extra Lipos as you won't want to stop flying! It is programmable via Betaflight, so it is easy to set up switches on your chosen transmitter. I use a Taranus Plus. I flew perfectly well on the stock settings, but you can set up Failsafe, Mode, Air Mode, Headfree, etc and fine tune to suite your flying level. Purchase the 95GT with the correct receiver to match the transmitter you intend to use. The FPV camera is OK, with some noise on certain frequencies. You can choose from 16 channels The bands are mainly r and F with one A, one B and two E. Selection is by pressing the button under the easy to remove canopy. A double light pattern gives the chosen frequency. The light pattern can be seen through the canopy. As the battery drains, you start to see lots of breakup on the screen - a good battery indicator. I did have to add a spot of adhesive under the camera to hold it in the mount, as the original adhesive gave way, and I also had to focus the lens slightly - just turn the lens a very small amount if necessary. A spot of rubber type adhesive can be used to stop any rotation, but don't use anything permanent. You get one spare set of props, so order lots more as you can break them easily. Make sure that you put the props on with the groove upwards. If you put it downwards the props will break up on take off. Also a spot of Loctite Blue will stop the hex screw from coning loose. You need to get a hex/Allen key to put the props on and for replacing them. Maybe the manufacture will include one in the kit if they read this. As the props are very sensitive to knocks (you can get some heavier duty ones online via Bangood), I suggest using the supplied guards. It is obviously made for a larger drone, as the joining pieces wont fit it, but it works really well. Again, use Loctite Blue on the hex screw threads as they do vibrate loose. The 95GT flies wonderfully! You can set up the modes: Angle for beginners will provide self leveling if you lit go of the transmitter sticks, as well as limiting the angle you can achieve. Next, move on to Horizon ASAP as you get both angle on the low stick movement, and Acro at full stick movement. Flips and rolls, with self leveling, if you let go of the sticks, it possible in this mode. If you have the experience move on to Acro, and you will have full control with no self leveling.

I really like the Kingkong 95GT FPV drone! It flies really well, and runs for 4-5 minutes on my 350mAh 7.4v lipos. Get plenty of extra Lipos as you won't want to stop flying! It is programmable via Betaflight, so it is easy to set up switches on your chosen transmitter. I use a Taranus Plus. I flew perfectly well on the stock settings, but you can set up Failsafe, Mode, Air Mode, Headfree, etc and fine tune to suite your flying level. Purchase the 95GT with the correct receiver to match the transmitter you intend to use. The FPV camera is OK, with some noise on certain frequencies. You can choose from 16 channels The bands are mainly r and F with one A, one B and two E. Selection is by pressing the button under the easy to remove canopy. A double light pattern gives the chosen frequency. The light pattern can be seen through the canopy. As the battery drains, you start to see lots of breakup on the screen - a good battery indicator. I did have to add a spot of adhesive under the camera to hold it in the mount, as the original adhesive gave way, and I also had to focus the lens slightly - just turn the lens a very small amount if necessary. A spot of rubber type adhesive can be used to stop any rotation, but don't use anything permanent. You get one spare set of props, so order lots more as you can break them easily. Make sure that you put the props on with the groove upwards. If you put it downwards the props will break up on take off. Also a spot of Loctite Blue will stop the hex screw from coning loose. You need to get a hex/Allen key to put the props on and for replacing them. Maybe the manufacture will include one in the kit if they read this. As the props are very sensitive to knocks (you can get some heavier duty ones online via Bangood), I suggest using the supplied guards. It is obviously made for a larger drone, as the joining pieces wont fit it, but it works really well. Again, use Loctite Blue on the hex screw threads as they do vibrate loose. The 95GT flies wonderfully! You can set up the modes: Angle for beginners will provide self leveling if you lit go of the transmitter sticks, as well as limiting the angle you can achieve. Next, move on to Horizon ASAP as you get both angle on the low stick movement, and Acro at full stick movement. Flips and rolls, with self leveling, if you let go of the sticks, it possible in this mode. If you have the experience move on to Acro, and you will have full control with no self leveling.

Habitué au 250 surpuissant, j'avoue avoir pris un pied fou sur cette minuscule machine. C'est hyper stable, très précis, les pid fournis sont très corrects. A l'interieur c'est propre, tout bien rangé. 4min d'autonomie avec des 350mah en vol sportif, c'est très correct. Un trou dans la coque pour changer la fréquence du tx video aurait été apprécié et même un pour la prise usb... Pas hyper pratique la coque vissée. Deception sur la camera, gestion moyenne des contre jours ou des lumières difficiles et calage du point pas très bon, c'est un peu flou au loin. Je pinaille mais franchement, c'est du tout bon. Il est bien moche mais le jaune se voit bien en vol à vue et en cas de crash. D'ailleurs pas encore testé les crashs mais je suis confiant. Facile a binder, facile a flasher... Du mal à trouver des défauts. Decoller sur la batterie c'est peu pratique, et le recepteur en sandwich entre chassis et batterie aussi c'est moyen.. Allez je pardonne tout

Habitué au 250 surpuissant, j'avoue avoir pris un pied fou sur cette minuscule machine. C'est hyper stable, très précis, les pid fournis sont très corrects. A l'interieur c'est propre, tout bien rangé. 4min d'autonomie avec des 350mah en vol sportif, c'est très correct. Un trou dans la coque pour changer la fréquence du tx video aurait été apprécié et même un pour la prise usb... Pas hyper pratique la coque vissée. Deception sur la camera, gestion moyenne des contre jours ou des lumières difficiles et calage du point pas très bon, c'est un peu flou au loin. Je pinaille mais franchement, c'est du tout bon. Il est bien moche mais le jaune se voit bien en vol à vue et en cas de crash. D'ailleurs pas encore testé les crashs mais je suis confiant. Facile a binder, facile a flasher... Du mal à trouver des défauts. Decoller sur la batterie c'est peu pratique, et le recepteur en sandwich entre chassis et batterie aussi c'est moyen.. Allez je pardonne tout

Habitué au 250 surpuissant, j'avoue avoir pris un pied fou sur cette minuscule machine. C'est hyper stable, très précis, les pid fournis sont très corrects. A l'interieur c'est propre, tout bien rangé. 4min d'autonomie avec des 350mah en vol sportif, c'est très correct. Un trou dans la coque pour changer la fréquence du tx video aurait été apprécié et même un pour la prise usb... Pas hyper pratique la coque vissée. Deception sur la camera, gestion moyenne des contre jours ou des lumières difficiles et calage du point pas très bon, c'est un peu flou au loin. Je pinaille mais franchement, c'est du tout bon. Il est bien moche mais le jaune se voit bien en vol à vue et en cas de crash. D'ailleurs pas encore testé les crashs mais je suis confiant. Facile a binder, facile a flasher... Du mal à trouver des défauts. Decoller sur la batterie c'est peu pratique, et le recepteur en sandwich entre chassis et batterie aussi c'est moyen.. Allez je pardonne tout