iFlight Mach R5 5 Analog BNF Racing Quadcopter w/ RaceCam R1 Camera - 6S

Are you in Australia and looking to buy an amazing racing quadcopter? Introducing the iFlight Mach R5 Analog! It's iFlight's 5' racing Bind - N - Fly (BNF) quadcopter with a quick - swap arm assembly. This quadcopter is packed with great features. It has the Beast F7 AIO on board along with the powerful XING2 2506 motors and the RaceCam R1 camera. Designed to meet racers' needs, the iFlight Mach R5 BNF offers more torque and efficiency, high - speed performance, and consistent lap times. We use the Beast F7 55A AIO, the most powerful in iFlight's current AIO range. The quick - swap arm assembly allows for easy repairs at the flying spot or on race day. Its enhanced canopy design reduces wind resistance for maximum speed and efficiency. Key features include super - lightweight yet powerful XING2 2506 motors, a super - durable design with 6mm arms and a 7075 CNC middle plate, a SucceX Mini Force 5.8GHz 600mW VTX Adjustable, XING2 2506 1850KV motors, a SucceX - D Mini F7 TwinG, a RaceCam R1 Camera, and a SucceX Mini 55A. Specifications are also top - notch, with a RaceCam R1 Mini 1200TVL 2.1mm 19x19 camera and XING2 2506 1850KV motors. The frame has a 2.5mm CNC 7075 aluminum alloy middle plate, different sizes for FPV Cam and FC, and specific body dimensions. The ESC supports various protocols, has specific current ratings, and more. The VTX has adjustable power, multiple channels, and a small size. The package includes an iFlight Mach R5 Analog BNF Racing Quadcopter with RaceCam R1 - 6S, a battery strap, propellers, an antenna, 3D - printed parts, and a hardware kit. Note that the GoPro is not included.

Using your iFlight Mach R5 5 Analog BNF Racing Quadcopter is easy. First, make sure to charge the battery properly according to the battery's instructions. Then, bind the quadcopter to your transmitter following the binding process in the user manual. Once it's bound, you're ready to take off. When flying, start in an open area away from people, buildings, and power lines. As for the camera, you can use it to capture amazing FPV (First - Person View) footage during your flights. When it comes to maintenance, regularly check the propellers for any signs of damage. If they're worn out or broken, replace them immediately. Also, inspect the arms and the frame for any cracks or loose parts. Keep the electronics clean and dry. After each flight, check the battery's condition and store it in a safe place. And don't forget to update the firmware of the quadcopter from time to time to ensure optimal performance. Remember, the GoPro is not included, so if you want to use an action camera, you'll need to get one separately.