HGLRC Petrel75 Whoop RTF

Petrel75 Whoop RTF is a complete set of a small racing drone designed primarily for indoor use. The great advantage of this set is that it consists of commonly available components that are used in FPV drones. This will be appreciated especially by those pilots who do not want to stop at a small drone and would like to get a bigger drone as well. The package includes everything you need for flying. Drone, radio, FPV goggles, simple USB charger, batteries and spare propellers.

The transmitter in the kit is Radiomaster T8 Lite, which supports the Frsky D8/D16 protocols and can be used with other drones and paired with commonly available receivers. The transmitter has an integrated battery and is charged using a USB cable. The transmitter can also be connected to a computer with a USB cable and simply used to fly in a simulator, which is the best way to learn the basics of flying.

FPV goggles are VR009. They belong to the basic class, but in their category they belong to the better ones. The video is displayed on a 3" display with a resolution of 480x320px and a 16:9 aspect ratio. They have an integrated 40-channel dual receiver and a battery that is charged via a USB connector. The VR009 is small and light, making it suitable for younger pilots.

The basis of the drone is the Zeus5 AIO board. It runs on Betaflight firmware used on the vast majority of racing drones. The drive is taken care of by 0802 22000Kv motors in combination with a 1S 450mAh battery. The Caddx Ant camera and the Zeus nano video transmitter with an output of up to 350mW are used to transmit the image. The receiver uses XM+, which is commonly found on larger 5" drones. Thanks to the receiver and video transmitter used, the Petrel75 has a significantly longer range than other drones of similar size. The Petrel75 frame is made of lightweight plastic and has space for 1S and 2S batteries. With the 1S battery, you need to insert the 3D printing adapter, which you will find in the package.