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Notez la durée de la vidéo (00:18:34s), le titre (Walkera Rodeo 110 FPV Racer Review and Maiden Flight) ainsi que l’auteur, suivis de la description :« Le plus petit coureur FPV de Walkera avec un contrôleur de vol basé à F3 et de minuscules moteurs sans balais. Le Walkera Rodeo 110 ne poids que 100 grammes et il est disponible en versions BNF et RTF. Plus d’informations: https://goo.gl/5ijj97 EVERTURE CAS: https://goo.gl/d1pt2b ».
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Personnalisation, accompagnée de Performances
Les drones FPV se caractérisent aussi par leur forte aptitude à personnaliser. Chaque pilote est en mesure d’ajuster différents paramètres, y compris la caméra, les moteurs et les contrôleurs de vol, afin de personnaliser l’expérience selon ses préférences et besoins spécifiques. On observe une amélioration de la performance et de la qualité des prises de vue grâce à cette flexibilité.
Le Drone FPV : Un Voyage Aérien Inoubliable
En matière de vol télécommandé, le drone FPV (First Person View) transforme l’expérience en une immersion totale. En opposition aux drones traditionnels, qui montrent l’environnement sur un écran de contrôle, le drone FPV offre une transmission directe de ce qu’il voit au pilote via une caméra intégrée. La transmission instantanée de l’image vers des lunettes ou un écran permet au pilote de ressentir une expérience de vol réaliste, comme s’il était à l’intérieur de l’appareil.
Les Utilisations du Drone FPV
Les passionnés de courses de drones privilégient le drone FPV. Ces événements, où la vitesse et l’exactitude sont essentielles, se déroulent sur des circuits complexes nécessitant une maîtrise parfaite du pilotage. En raison d’une agilité remarquable, les pilotes doivent contourner les obstacles, prendre des virages serrés et s’adapter sans délai aux changements de cap.
En plus des courses, ces drones innovent aussi dans la photographie et la vidéographie. En raison de leur agilité, ils peuvent immortaliser des scènes spectaculaires dans des lieux difficiles d’accès ou dans des contextes où les approches traditionnelles sont inadaptées. On les utilise fréquemment pour enregistrer des scènes d’action, des sports extrêmes, ainsi que pour des productions cinématographiques et des documentaires.
En définitive
Le drone FPV ne se contente pas d’être un appareil de vol à distance. En intégrant une technologie avancée avec un pilotage précis, il crée des sensations fortes pour les passionnés. Que ce soit pour la photographie de paysage, les missions humanitaires ou les compétitions sportives, ces drones innovent sans cesse, proposant des angles de vue inédits et une immersion exceptionnelle.
Le Drone FPV fait preuve d’Agilité
Un des traits distinctifs des drones FPV est leur adaptabilité. Conçus pour une réactivité sans précédent, ils offrent une maniabilité qui dépasse celle des drones classiques. Il est fondamental que cette caractéristique soit présente pour les courses et pour la capture d’images dans des environnements exigus, tels que les forêts, les montagnes ou les structures urbaines complexes.
Un Suivi de Précision
Un apprentissage rigoureux est essentiel pour piloter un drone FPV. Le FPV, à l’opposé des drones avec stabilisation automatique, requiert un contrôle manuel rigoureux, en particulier dans des conditions de vol difficiles. Les simulateurs de vol ou les drones d’entraînement sont souvent le point de départ pour de nombreux pilotes avant d’atteindre des modèles plus avancés.
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Retranscription des paroles de la vidéo: hello welcome to another review of Jones visual as I mentioned in my previous video I have a few surprises for this coming year 2017 over a week ago I reviewed the hn Falcon 120 a mini fpv racer that really surprised me because of its agility and power today I bring you another fpv Razer but smaller than the anian falcon10 I’m talking about the already expected by many of you wakira Rodeo 110 I have had the chance to try many fpv races from wakira like the Razer 250 the Furious 3 320 and the f210 but unfortunately I did not test the rodeo 150 that was quite popular but now I have over here waka’s smallest fpv racer which will make the rodeo 150 look like a giant today I will do an overview of everything that comes included with the quad we will also go over the main components of this little fellow and finally we will take the rodeo 110 out for its made and flight to see see how it performs okay so let’s then get started with the unboxing the first thing we will see as soon as we open the box is of course the instructions manual which comes in English and I certainly advise you uh to read it to go over it before flying the quad then we get this uh 3.5 mm Jack that comes with the transmitter and it should connect to the DSC port on the re of the transmitter then we have this uh very tiny little three blade props I think they’re like what maybe a little bit over 2 Ines and they are secure with two screws the props they I mean they certainly feel resistant so I assume they should survive a few crashes and I mean the the Finish quality is good uh no plastic residuals or anything like that I mean I think they’re decent props uh to charge included lip of battery we get this very simple uh balance charger and then of course we have the time tiny 2s 850 Milah battery with a discharge rate of 25c at this point I’m not sure whether a higher capacity battery can be used with the quad I’ll find out about about that later sorry the battery has a GST connector so you won’t be able to use the batteries from the wakira rodo 150 and of course uh balance plug for charging or balancing the battery uh if we measure the battery we can see here that the length is around 53 mm and then if we move it to the side here we can see that it yeah it’s around 30 mm from this side and uh finally over here we can see that is 1485 mm let’s check the weight of the battery now we place here the battery on the scale and it gives us around 46.4 G I say now if you’re going to use your own battery make sure uh that you get one one with the same dimensions especially the length otherwise it won’t fit and of course remember that you still need a GST connector on the battery that you will be purchasing H the ready to fly version of the wakira rodeo 110 comes with the already known by many of you dvo 7 transmitter and finally here we can take a look at the beauty the tiny wakira Rodeo 110 which comes out of the box with prop battery and everything ready to fly that’s of course if you get the RTF version H at this point I think there are not other colors available so only red as far as I know the rodeo 110 comes with these tiny brushless motors they aren’t labeled so I can’t really tell much about the Cav value or or speed I’ll find out about that later and I’ll update the video then the same about the tiny ESC there is very little information about them uh so if I find anything new about them I’ll certainly place a note on the video as with other fpv races of wakira you can see that the brushless motor Motors are protected by these plastic units that also serve as a landing gear and they are secured by four screws that attach to the carbon fiber arms of the quad and there’s another tiny uh screw that secures the ESC the Tre blade props are kept in place by two tiny screws that you can see over here there is no screwdriver included with the Drone so you need to have your own screwdriver if you need to replace the props then here in the front you can see the tiny LED light uh and we also have the 600 tbll camera that supports pal and ntsc and it works with five uh to it can work with from 5 to 12 volts according to the manual and then protecting the LED we have this sort of red plastic cover which is really nice and can certainly save the day uh if you crash the Drone to adjust the angle of the camera you must loosen the two screws on the side here H there is one crew here on each side so there’s one here and then let me show you the other one over here I mean once you start losing in the second screw the camera will already start moving now after placing the camera in the position you want make sure you tighten the screws right away otherwise the camera will return to its previous position so push it up and then uh tighten the screws right away so it keeps the position you want now to remove the plastic protector on the front of the Quad you must first remove the screw that you can see up here it’s not necessary to completely remove the lateral screws you can just keep them there uh and then here on the bottom we have two other screws that we also need to remove uh just be careful when putting them back so you don’t crack the plastic it’s see is rather fragile there and then here you can see the fpv camera and the LED light uh exposed after removing the front protective cover of the Quad there is an opening uh here on the top that will allow you basically to access the fpv transmitter so you can change channels uh you won’t be able to access this section once you place the battery so make all the adjustments before you place the battery and I will show you the fpv transmitter with more details later in the video you may have also noticed the antenna coming out of the transmitter and uh going into this PL PLC unit here on the back and then exiting to the center aperture there basically that’s the video antenna uh coming from the fpv transmitter uh there seem to be three antennas SE in the plastic unit uh on the back of the Quad I would assume that two are coming from the receiver and the center one from the fpv transmitter which I show you a moment ago but we will take a look at that with more details a little bit uh later in the video uh I will show you a little a little bit better uh the antennas and the receiver and so on if we move to the belly of the Quad we will see two openings one is for an external receiver and the other one is a switch to switch from uh sboss to PPM if you use an external receiver you need to then select sbos uh so keep that in mind then if we move to the side we will see the button to sort of clear the fix ID so if you need to pair the quad with another dvo transmitter you will need to First Clear uh the D receiver I mean transmitter that you’re currently using first by pressing that reset button that you can see here and next to the reset button we will see the LED indicator that will let us know when the quad is bound and so on so it’s it’s more like an indicator it’s not really an LED light I mean it’s barely visible uh in the darkness if we move to the other side and we’ll be able to see the USB port that will allow us to connect the quad to a computer to adjust it settings as we see convenient you can do this for example by using a software like like cink flight uh yeah and then let’s take a quick look uh inside the quad to see how things are arranged inside there you need to remove a total of six crews in order to remove the upper sort of carbon fiber plate protecting the electronic components uh in order to get there H in the front section we can see what appears to be the flight controller which is based on an F3 racing it seems that the flight controller is integrated with the power distribution board and you may have also noticed that the fpv uh camera connects right into it then behind you can see the fpv transmitter which is rather large with the channel selector and the antenna coming out of it uh there are three screws keeping the fpv transmitter in place and under the fpv transmitter we can then find uh the res receiver if we remove the fpv transmitter we will then expose the receiver that seems to be sort of uh integrated with the flight controller you may have already seen the rare section with the two antennas coming out of the receiver uh it’s nice to actually know that we have two antennas uh for a while I thought there was only one then uh there on the r section there’s a connector where the fpv transmitter connects I’m not sure if you can see it well there H the fpb transmitter has six pins that connect right there on that uh rare section uh notice that uh all the electronic components are sort of housed in a plastic compartment that rests on top of the carbon fiber uh frame there is however some space between the actual frame and the plasting compartment I think that’s kind of like a clever design and then let me show you uh the approximate dimensions of the Quad just in case you you would like to make a foam case for it I for example have over here those uh echine cases and that I would like to use and I think I’ll sort of carve the shape of the Quad in order to be able to transport it uh as I have these cases over here the Hine cases I might place a link in the description in case you’re interested in taking a look at them now let’s take a look at the actual weight of the Quad without the battery let me see yeah I mean just like expect around 100 G which is sort of what wakira stated in the manual let’s go ahead and power the quad on according to wakira you should first Power the transmitter and once the transmitter is on you can then go ahead and Power on the quad so let me connect the battery now when you connect the battery you’ll hear a beeping sound and the LED light will flash a few times once the LED light goes solid uh you know that the quad is bound to unlock the motors we just need to move the rotor stick to the left for a couple of seconds and a beeping sound will indicate that the motors are unlocked uh so if we move the throt Ops the motor will uh Motors will immediately spin to lock the motors we move the rotor stick a couple of seconds to the right and then again the Ving s will tell us that the motors are locked now let me turn off the lights so you have an idea of what to expect if you intend to flight in the evening and you’ll be able to see the front light but you won’t be able to see the any other LED lights and so okay let’s now go ahead and take the rodo 110 for it made and flight H before we do that let me show you here a screenshot with the settings so you have a better idea what’s going on now as many of you know uh most of wakira uh fpv Racers they’re tuned for stability they tend to be very stable and so is the rodeo 110 there is a very slight breeze here that is causing it to rock a little bit but as soon as you develop some speed it won’t feel uh it won’t feel the wind it’s a bit bothersome when hovering but uh it’s not really an issue when you’re flying I would like to make clear that I’m using the stock settings you know the the the screenshot I show you before those were the stock settings it would be nice if it would be possible to turn off the LED light in the front with one of the switches in the transmitter has right now is bright enough so I don’t really have uh any use for the light but well that’s not really possible let’s take a quick look now uh how is the Y rate of this little fellow well I mean it’s not very fast out of the box I think I will try to adjust that a bit a little bit later nonetheless great for beginners it gives you the right time to react if something goes wrong but you might want to increase that a little bit later if you wish let’s do a quick acceleration test here yeah I mean it’s certainly not slow low it’s not super fast either I think uh it’s a decent speed I guess but I might be a little bit speed blind after having tried the hn Falcon 120 which was insane but just bear in mind that this sad is using the stock 2s battery you know while I Tred the Falcon 120 using a 3s and a 4S battery so I will test it out later with some other batteries to see whether I can squeeze more power out of it let’s go ahead now and do a few circles around this fields and I’m lucky that there aren’t many people over here today so okay here we go yeah I mean like I was saying the speed feels decent considering that he using the stock 2s battery not sure why on Earth I’m getting all this hellish flickering of the fpv signal I almost want to blame my FB goles for that uh you should be able to get a good video transmission uh range of well according to what here around 300 M but we will see about that later yeah I might need to blame the goggles because actually in the fpv screen it looks decent it looks all right but in the goggles I get all this crazy flickering I think it’ll be fun to fly this little racer but I’m not sure uh whether I should tell you that you should expect much of an adrenaline rush with it at least not with the sock battery but it’s still very fun you know to fly I think one great thing is that you can also fly this little fellow indoors it has the right size for that and I’m still want wondering whether we can use a three battery a 3s battery with this quad I mean a 3s battery should not be much heavier I think maybe 50 grams kind of but I won’t risk using a 3s battery until I find out whether it’s possible you know H let me repeat that the fpv screen in the fpv screen the video looks the video Feit looks decent but I’m getting this insane flickering in the goggles I think this could be a great mini quad for beginners to practice fpv flying because it’s very docile and gentle H you should still be able to tweak the settings of the rodeo 110 in clean flight to make it more agile but I’m not sure how much power you’ll still be able to squeeze out of it um so I would say it’s pretty awesome uh for beginners and intermediate Pilots like me um but I’m wondering whether you know Pilots that have been flying really super fast squads will find it fast and I would like to maybe get some feedback from people that that that uh that have more experience than me so we will see about that just like with most fpv racers make sure you get a few more batteries uh cuz One battery is just not enough you don’t get enough with one battery I’m not sure if the original batteries are for sale already but you can certainly buy any other 2s batteries with GST connectors and if you change the MX switch for example to position two or three uh you’ll be able to access angle and raate modes and so on in those modes you can do flips and rolls but it seems that my battery was almost flat when I started doing that so it was kind of like sluggish you know and not super uh elegant so but that’s I guess cuz my battery was almost flat cuz the quad is already beeping and basically has no strength so I’ll try again those flips and rolls with the battery uh well the battery is full in my next videos so stay tuned for that uh okay so we can go down to the conclusions of this first part I’ll release of course some more videos about this but uh this is the first video so I think it’s been already long enough I think the rodeo 110 is a great little quad first it comes with a very light car carbon fiber frame and the quad itself is rather light weighting just around 100 gr H it comes with brushless motors which are well protected and three blade props that are actually resistant uh it’s also equipped with a flight controller which is BAS on F3 racing and it can be further configured in clean flight although this is the ready to fly version you still have the option of getting a version without the transmitter H and even without the receiver so in that way you can pretty much use your own uh receiver or transmitter and save some money the front camera is well protected and so are the antennas um it can also uh something that can be also said um to be positive is the fact that I think beginners will have no trouble with it I mean it’s pretty stable at least in the stabilized mode is pretty much really easy to fly I must say although that the front camera is not great in terms of image quality so you know keep that in mind I will be tweaking a little bit the settings and trying different batteries to check how it affects the performance and so you can check my coming videos about this so okay if you find this video useful please give me thumbs up if you think I made any silly mistakes drop me some comments as well and I will reply I would also be looking for some feedback from people that has tried this sad already and what do they think about the speed and the agility and so on and whether they’re using some particular settings it would be good if they could share that and for those of you interested in the topic of drones and Quant I would like to get the latest news directly from China 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Déroulement de la vidéo:
5.4 hello welcome to another review of Jones
5.4 visual as I mentioned in my previous
5.4 video I have a few surprises for this
5.4 coming year 2017 over a week ago I
5.4 reviewed the hn Falcon 120 a mini fpv
5.4 racer that really surprised me because
5.4 of its agility and power today I bring
5.4 you another fpv Razer but smaller than
5.4 the anian falcon10 I&;m talking about the
5.4 already expected by many of you wakira
5.4 Rodeo 110 I have had the chance to try
5.4 many fpv races from wakira like the
5.4 Razer 250 the Furious 3 320 and the f210
5.4 but unfortunately I did not test the
5.4 rodeo 150 that was quite popular but now
5.4 I have over here waka&;s smallest fpv
5.4 racer which will make the rodeo 150 look
5.4 like a giant today I will do an overview
5.4 of everything that comes included with
5.4 the quad we will also go over the main
5.4 components of this little fellow and
5.4 finally we will take the rodeo 110 out
5.4 for its made and flight to see see how
5.4 it performs okay so let&;s then get
5.4 started with the
5.4 unboxing the first thing we will see as
5.4 soon as we open the box is of course the
5.4 instructions manual which comes in
5.4 English and I certainly advise you uh to
5.4 read it to go over it before flying the
5.4 quad then we get this uh 3.5 mm Jack
5.4 that comes with the transmitter and it
5.4 should connect to the DSC port on the re
5.4 of the transmitter then we have this uh
5.4 very tiny little three blade props I
5.4 think they&;re like what maybe a little
5.4 bit over 2 Ines and they are secure with
5.4 two
5.4 screws the props they I mean they
5.4 certainly feel resistant so I assume
5.4 they should survive a few crashes and I
5.4 mean the the Finish quality is good uh
5.4 no plastic residuals or anything like
5.4 that I mean I think they&;re decent props
5.4 uh to charge included lip of battery we
5.4 get this very simple uh balance charger
5.4 and then of course we have the time tiny
5.4 2s 850 Milah battery with a discharge
5.4 rate of 25c at this point I&;m not sure
5.4 whether a higher capacity battery can be
5.4 used with the quad I&;ll find out about
5.4 about that later sorry the battery has a
5.4 GST connector so you won&;t be able to
5.4 use the batteries from the wakira rodo
5.4 150 and of course uh balance plug for
5.4 charging or balancing the battery uh if
5.4 we measure the battery we can see here
5.4 that the length is around 53 mm and then
5.4 if we move it to the side here we can
5.4 see that it yeah it&;s around 30 mm from
5.4 this side and uh finally over here we
5.4 can see that is
5.4 1485
5.4 mm let&;s check the weight of the battery
5.4 now we place here the battery on the
5.4 scale and it gives us around
5.4 46.4 G I say now if you&;re going to use
5.4 your own battery make sure uh that you
5.4 get one one with the same dimensions
5.4 especially the length otherwise it won&;t
5.4 fit and of course remember that you
5.4 still need a GST connector on the
5.4 battery that you will be
5.4 purchasing H the ready to fly version of
5.4 the wakira rodeo
5.4 110 comes with the already known by many
5.4 of you dvo 7
5.4 transmitter and finally here we can take
5.4 a look at the beauty the tiny wakira
5.4 Rodeo 110 which comes out of the box
5.4 with prop battery and everything ready
5.4 to fly that&;s of course if you get the
5.4 RTF version H at this point I think
5.4 there are not other colors available so
5.4 only red as far as I know the rodeo 110
5.4 comes with these tiny brushless motors
5.4 they aren&;t labeled so I can&;t really
5.4 tell much about the Cav value or or
5.4 speed I&;ll find out about that later and
5.4 I&;ll update the video then the same
5.4 about the tiny ESC there is very little
5.4 information about them uh so if I find
5.4 anything new about them I&;ll certainly
5.4 place a note on the video
5.4 as with other fpv races of wakira you
5.4 can see that the brushless motor Motors
5.4 are protected by these plastic units
5.4 that also serve as a landing gear and
5.4 they are secured by four screws that
5.4 attach to the carbon fiber arms of the
5.4 quad and there&;s another tiny uh screw
5.4 that secures the ESC the Tre blade props
5.4 are kept in place by two tiny screws
5.4 that you can see over here there is no
5.4 screwdriver included with the Drone so
5.4 you need to have your own screwdriver if
5.4 you need to replace the
5.4 props then here in the front you can see
5.4 the tiny LED light uh and we also have
5.4 the 600 tbll camera that supports pal
5.4 and ntsc and it works with five uh to it
5.4 can work with from 5 to 12 volts
5.4 according to the manual and then
5.4 protecting the LED we have this sort of
5.4 red plastic cover which is really nice
5.4 and can certainly save the day uh if you
5.4 crash the Drone to adjust the angle of
5.4 the camera you must loosen the two
5.4 screws on the side here
5.4 H there is one crew here on each side so
5.4 there&;s one here and then let me show
5.4 you the other one over here I mean once
5.4 you start losing in the second screw the
5.4 camera will already start moving now
5.4 after placing the camera in the position
5.4 you want make sure you tighten the
5.4 screws right away otherwise the camera
5.4 will return to its previous position so
5.4 push it up and then uh tighten the
5.4 screws right away so it keeps the
5.4 position you want now to remove the
5.4 plastic protector on the front of the
5.4 Quad you must first remove the screw
5.4 that you can see up here it&;s not
5.4 necessary to completely remove the
5.4 lateral screws you can just keep them
5.4 there uh and then here on the bottom we
5.4 have two other screws that we also need
5.4 to remove uh just be careful when
5.4 putting them back so you don&;t crack the
5.4 plastic it&;s see is rather fragile
5.4 there and then here you can see the fpv
5.4 camera and the LED light uh exposed
5.4 after removing the front protective
5.4 cover of the
5.4 Quad there is an opening uh here on the
5.4 top that will allow you basically to
5.4 access the fpv transmitter so you can
5.4 change channels uh you won&;t be able to
5.4 access this section once you place the
5.4 battery so make all the adjustments
5.4 before you place the battery and I will
5.4 show you the fpv transmitter with more
5.4 details later in the
5.4 video you may have also noticed the
5.4 antenna coming out of the transmitter
5.4 and uh going into this PL PLC unit here
5.4 on the back and then exiting to the
5.4 center aperture there basically that&;s
5.4 the video antenna uh coming from the fpv
5.4 transmitter uh there seem to be three
5.4 antennas SE in the plastic unit uh on
5.4 the back of the Quad I would assume that
5.4 two are coming from the receiver and the
5.4 center one from the fpv transmitter
5.4 which I show you a moment ago but we
5.4 will take a look at that with more
5.4 details a little bit uh later in the
5.4 video uh I will show you a little a
5.4 little bit better uh the antennas and
5.4 the receiver and so on if we move to the
5.4 belly of the Quad we will see two
5.4 openings one is for an external receiver
5.4 and the other one is a switch to switch
5.4 from uh sboss to PPM if you use an
5.4 external receiver you need to then
5.4 select
5.4 sbos uh so keep that in mind then if we
5.4 move to the side we will see the button
5.4 to sort of clear the fix ID so if you
5.4 need to pair the quad with another dvo
5.4 transmitter you will need to First Clear
5.4 uh the D receiver I mean transmitter
5.4 that you&;re currently using first by
5.4 pressing that reset button that you can
5.4 see here and next to the reset button we
5.4 will see the LED indicator that will let
5.4 us know when the quad is bound and so on
5.4 so it&;s it&;s more like an indicator it&;s
5.4 not really an LED light I mean it&;s
5.4 barely visible uh in the
5.4 darkness if we move to the other side
5.4 and we&;ll be able to see the USB port
5.4 that will allow us to connect the quad
5.4 to a computer to adjust it settings as
5.4 we see convenient you can do this for
5.4 example by using a software like like
5.4 cink flight uh yeah and then let&;s take
5.4 a quick look uh inside the
5.4 quad to see how things are arranged
5.4 inside there you need to remove a total
5.4 of six crews in order to remove the
5.4 upper sort of carbon fiber plate
5.4 protecting the electronic components uh
5.4 in order to get
5.4 there H in the front section we can see
5.4 what appears to be
5.4 the flight controller which is based on
5.4 an F3 racing it seems that the flight
5.4 controller is integrated with the power
5.4 distribution board and you may have also
5.4 noticed that the fpv uh camera connects
5.4 right into it then behind you can see
5.4 the fpv transmitter which is rather
5.4 large with the channel selector and the
5.4 antenna coming out of it uh there are
5.4 three screws keeping the fpv transmitter
5.4 in place and under the fpv transmitter
5.4 we can then find uh the res
5.4 receiver if we remove the fpv
5.4 transmitter we will then expose the
5.4 receiver that seems to be sort of uh
5.4 integrated with the flight controller
5.4 you may have already seen the rare
5.4 section with the two antennas coming out
5.4 of the receiver uh it&;s nice to actually
5.4 know that we have two antennas uh for a
5.4 while I thought there was only one then
5.4 uh there on the r section there&;s a
5.4 connector where the fpv transmitter
5.4 connects I&;m not sure if you can see it
5.4 well there H the fpb transmitter has six
5.4 pins that connect right there on that uh
5.4 rare
5.4 section uh notice that uh all the
5.4 electronic components are sort of housed
5.4 in a plastic compartment that rests on
5.4 top of the carbon fiber uh frame there
5.4 is however some space between the actual
5.4 frame and the plasting compartment I
5.4 think that&;s kind of like a clever
5.4 design and then let me show you uh the
5.4 approximate dimensions of the Quad just
5.4 in case you you would like to make a
5.4 foam case for it I for example have over
5.4 here those uh echine cases and that I
5.4 would like to use and I think I&;ll sort
5.4 of carve the shape of the Quad in order
5.4 to be able to transport it uh as I have
5.4 these cases over here the Hine cases I
5.4 might place a link in the description in
5.4 case you&;re interested in taking a look
5.4 at them now let&;s take a look at the
5.4 actual weight of the Quad without the
5.4 battery let me
5.4 see yeah I mean just like expect
5.4 around 100
5.4 G which is sort of what wakira stated in
5.4 the manual let&;s go ahead and power the
5.4 quad on according to wakira you should
5.4 first Power the transmitter and once the
5.4 transmitter is on you can then go ahead
5.4 and Power on the quad so let me connect
5.4 the battery
5.4 now when you connect the battery you&;ll
5.4 hear a beeping sound and the LED light
5.4 will flash a few times once the LED
5.4 light goes solid uh you know that the
5.4 quad is bound
5.4 to unlock the motors we just need to
5.4 move the rotor stick to the left for a
5.4 couple of seconds and a beeping sound
5.4 will indicate that the motors are
5.4 unlocked uh so if we move the throt Ops
5.4 the motor will uh Motors will
5.4 immediately spin to lock the motors we
5.4 move the rotor stick a couple of seconds
5.4 to the right and then again the Ving s
5.4 will tell us that the motors are locked
5.4 now let me turn off the lights so you
5.4 have an idea of what to expect if you
5.4 intend to flight in the evening and
5.4 you&;ll be able to see the front light
5.4 but you won&;t be able to see the any
5.4 other LED lights and so okay let&;s now
5.4 go ahead and take the rodo 110 for it
5.4 made and flight H before we do that let
5.4 me show you here a screenshot with the
5.4 settings so you have a better idea
5.4 what&;s going
5.4 on now as many of you know uh most of
5.4 wakira uh fpv Racers they&;re tuned for
5.4 stability they tend to be very stable
5.4 and so is the rodeo 110 there is a very
5.4 slight breeze here that is causing it to
5.4 rock a little bit but as soon as you
5.4 develop some speed it won&;t feel uh it
5.4 won&;t feel the wind it&;s a bit
5.4 bothersome when hovering but uh it&;s not
5.4 really an issue when you&;re
5.4 flying I would like to make clear that
5.4 I&;m using the stock settings you know
5.4 the the the screenshot I show you before
5.4 those were the stock settings it would
5.4 be nice if it would be possible to turn
5.4 off the LED light in the front with one
5.4 of the switches in the transmitter has
5.4 right now is bright enough so I don&;t
5.4 really have uh any use for the light but
5.4 well that&;s not really possible let&;s
5.4 take a quick look now uh how is the Y
5.4 rate of this little
5.4 fellow well I mean it&;s not very fast
5.4 out of the box I think I will try to
5.4 adjust that a bit a little bit later
5.4 nonetheless great for beginners it gives
5.4 you the right time to react if something
5.4 goes wrong but you might want to
5.4 increase that a little bit later if you
5.4 wish let&;s do a quick acceleration test
5.4 here yeah I mean it&;s certainly not slow
5.4 low it&;s not super fast either I think
5.4 uh it&;s a decent speed I guess but I
5.4 might be a little bit speed blind after
5.4 having tried the hn Falcon 120 which was
5.4 insane but just bear in mind that this
5.4 sad is using the stock 2s battery you
5.4 know while I Tred the Falcon 120 using a
5.4 3s and a 4S battery so I will test it
5.4 out later with some other batteries to
5.4 see whether I can squeeze more power out
5.4 of it let&;s go ahead now and do a few
5.4 circles around this fields
5.4 and I&;m lucky that there aren&;t many
5.4 people over here today so okay here we
5.4 go yeah I mean like I was saying the
5.4 speed feels decent considering that he
5.4 using the stock 2s battery not sure why
5.4 on Earth I&;m getting all this hellish
5.4 flickering of the fpv signal I almost
5.4 want to blame my FB goles for that uh
5.4 you should be able to get a good video
5.4 transmission uh range of well according
5.4 to what here around 300 M but we will
5.4 see about that later yeah I might need
5.4 to blame the goggles because actually in
5.4 the fpv screen it looks decent it looks
5.4 all right but in the goggles I get all
5.4 this crazy flickering I
5.4 think it&;ll be fun to fly this little
5.4 racer but I&;m not sure uh whether I
5.4 should tell you that you should expect
5.4 much of an adrenaline rush with it at
5.4 least not with the sock battery but it&;s
5.4 still very fun you know to fly I think
5.4 one great thing is that you can also fly
5.4 this little fellow indoors it has the
5.4 right size for that and I&;m still want
5.4 wondering whether we can use a three
5.4 battery a 3s battery with this quad I
5.4 mean a 3s battery should not be much
5.4 heavier I think maybe 50 grams kind of
5.4 but I won&;t risk using a 3s battery
5.4 until I find out whether it&;s possible
5.4 you know H let me repeat that the fpv
5.4 screen in the fpv screen the video looks
5.4 the video Feit looks decent but I&;m
5.4 getting this insane flickering in the
5.4 goggles I think this could be a great
5.4 mini quad for beginners to practice fpv
5.4 flying because it&;s very docile and
5.4 gentle H you should still be able to
5.4 tweak the settings of the rodeo 110 in
5.4 clean flight to make it more agile but
5.4 I&;m not sure how much power you&;ll still
5.4 be able to squeeze out of it um so I
5.4 would say it&;s pretty awesome uh for
5.4 beginners and intermediate Pilots like
5.4 me um but I&;m wondering whether you know
5.4 Pilots that have been flying really
5.4 super fast squads will find it fast and
5.4 I would like to maybe get some feedback
5.4 from people that that that uh that have
5.4 more experience than
5.4 me so we will see about that just like
5.4 with most fpv racers make sure you get a
5.4 few more batteries uh cuz One battery is
5.4 just not enough you don&;t get enough
5.4 with one battery I&;m not sure if the
5.4 original batteries are for sale already
5.4 but you can certainly buy any other 2s
5.4 batteries with GST
5.4 connectors and if you change the MX
5.4 switch for example to position two or
5.4 three uh you&;ll be able to access angle
5.4 and raate modes and so on in those modes
5.4 you can do flips and rolls but it seems
5.4 that my battery was almost flat when I
5.4 started doing that so it was kind of
5.4 like sluggish you know and not super uh
5.4 elegant so but that&;s I guess cuz my
5.4 battery was almost flat cuz the quad is
5.4 already beeping and basically has no
5.4 strength so I&;ll try again those flips
5.4 and rolls with the battery uh well the
5.4 battery is full in my next videos so
5.4 stay tuned for that uh okay so we can go
5.4 down to the conclusions of this first
5.4 part I&;ll release of course some more
5.4 videos about this but uh this is the
5.4 first video so I think it&;s been already
5.4 long enough I think the rodeo 110 is a
5.4 great little quad first it comes with a
5.4 very light car carbon fiber frame and
5.4 the quad itself is rather light
5.4 weighting just around 100 gr H it comes
5.4 with brushless motors which are well
5.4 protected and three blade props that are
5.4 actually resistant uh it&;s also equipped
5.4 with a flight controller which is BAS on
5.4 F3 racing and it can be further
5.4 configured in clean flight although this
5.4 is the ready to fly version you still
5.4 have the option of getting a version
5.4 without the transmitter H and even
5.4 without the
5.4 receiver so in that way you can pretty
5.4 much use your own uh receiver or
5.4 transmitter and save some money the
5.4 front camera is well protected and so
5.4 are the antennas um it can also uh
5.4 something that can be also said um to be
5.4 positive is the fact that I think
5.4 beginners will have no trouble with it I
5.4 mean it&;s pretty stable at least in the
5.4 stabilized mode is pretty much really
5.4 easy to fly I must say although that the
5.4 front camera is not great in terms of
5.4 image quality so you know keep that in
5.4 mind I will be tweaking a little bit the
5.4 settings and trying different batteries
5.4 to check how it affects the performance
5.4 and so you can check my coming videos
5.4 about this so okay if you find this
5.4 video useful
5.4 please give me thumbs up if you think I
5.4 made any silly
5.4 mistakes drop me some comments as well
5.4 and I will reply I would also be looking
5.4 for some feedback from people that has
5.4 tried this sad already and what do they
5.4 think about the speed and the agility
5.4 and so on and whether they&;re using some
5.4 particular settings it would be good if
5.4 they could share that and for those of
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