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north east IN | Racing drones are just getting started and I think it will get popular sort of like nascar. They had a race over seas with a million dollar prize. That being said those guys are good. This is not like flying your phantom 3 you have stabilization and that is it. I have been in rc for 11 years so I have all the transmitters and battery chargers so I got the nighthawk 280 pro for $189. You can get the same thing ready to fly for $250. I did find one that has the transmitter battery charger and case every thing you need for $189. My friend got one but it is on a slow boat, been a month so don't know how good it will be. The all ready to fly is not true as you have to flash the flight control with clean flight and set your modes and pid settings. If you get them right they fly pretty smooth as long as you don't lose orientation. When you start out buy 50 props you will need them. The good thing is if you want to get into this I would be glad to help you
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racing drones? curious about this......
