Reddit mentions of EACHINE FPV Drone with Goggles E013 Micro FPV RC Drone Quadcopter with 5.8G 1000TVL 40CH Camera VR006 VR-006 3 Inch Goggles
Sentiment score: 3
Reddit mentions: 3
We found 3 Reddit mentions of EACHINE FPV Drone with Goggles E013 Micro FPV RC Drone Quadcopter with 5.8G 1000TVL 40CH Camera VR006 VR-006 3 Inch Goggles. Here are the top ones.
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Built in propeller, more safe flight,Built in gyroscope to make aircraft stable1000TVL camera, real-time transmission of high-definition video ,FPV first-person view(indoor racing drone)Rudder speed( high and slow speed),360° turning, Pattern tumbling,One key return, easily recalled,Headless mode ,compass headless ,flight with remote controlLithium battery and USB cable with protectionBreakthrough conventional wind blades, the flight stability is more powerful
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Looking at the Amazon listing, you’d need the following:
Frankly, though, if I were you I’d start off with a lower end starter pack. The Eachine E013 is in roughly the same size class but comes with a simple transmitter and a simple pair of goggles for ~$100. You’ll still have to get more batteries and a better charger, but it would be easier on your wallet and more forgiving as a new pilot.
I've seen a few things like that. Redpawz is a new one for me, but I've seen Crazepony sell stuff like this.
From what I've read, Eachine is not making this stuff. They're just a familiar brand whose label gets slapped on stuff designed and produced by other Chinese brands. This is one of the reasons why they have so many products that seem so close. Maybe the EV800 is made by one company while the VR D2 is made by another. And the Wizard x220 uses Racerstar ESCs that are labeled Eachine.
So, the question is, are these companies like Crazepony and Redpawz buying from Eachine
crazepony goggles with eachine name
crazypony goggles without eachine name
same goggles with makerfire name
lastly, here is the eachine branded E013 bundle on amazon. you may want to buy these if you are ok paying the $35 premium.
I don’t have any personal experience with it, but check out this clone of the Inductrix FPV. I like the fact that it comes with actual goggles and not just a screen. I understand that Chinese copies will always be cheaper, but I still think the Inductrix is criminally overpriced.
If you want something sportier that can rip around in the backyard, look at the Emax Babyhawk or Babyhawk R. You’ll still need a radio & receiver, goggles, batteries and a charger. Babyhawks are extremely capable little quads!