| Brand | iFlight |
|---|---|
| Model Name | a85 |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Video Capture Resolution | 1080p |
| Battery Capacity | 450 Milliamp Hours |
| Control Type | Remote Control |
| Media Type | Micro SD |
| Material | cam |
| Battery Cell Composition | Lithium Polymer |
| Are Batteries Included | No |
| Remote Control Included? | Yes |
| Item Weight | 9.1 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 7.44 x 5.91 x 3.35 inches |
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Product Description
iFlight Alpha A85 HD Whoop Drone (Vista HD VTX with Nebula Nano Camera)
NEW Series!
Let's welcome the iFlight Alpha series, a new way to fly FPV. Ever wanted to try Digital FPV on the smallest possible whoop size quad?
iFlight sticked the caddx Vista and the new caddx Nebula cam to one of our new 2inch whoop frames,
did some tuning and tried to find the optimal ratio between weight and power.
This is what iFlight came up with to combine flight time efficiency with sufficient power.
Not only support 4S power, but also possesses high quality video and clear footage.
Equipped with 1303 5000KV motors,more torque and efficiency.
Features:
Smallest Digital fpv drone,only 87.8g (without battery)
Butter smooth XING 1303,more torque and efficiency with longer flight times compared to 1105 motors
Ducts to protect the sensitive environment or yourself
Pre-tuned with smooth cinematic settings.
Ducted Design
Complete 360 degree protection, top canopy is fixed with 4 screws ,conveniently customizeable!
Specs:
Caddx Nebula camera with Vista HD VTX
SucceX-D 20A Whoop F4 AIO Board
XING 1303 5000kv brushless FPV Micro Motor
iFlight 5.8G fpv antenna
with xt30 connection
Frame wheelbase: 85mm
Body size: 125*125mm
Ducted propeller size: 2 inch
FC pattern: 25.5*25.5mm
FPV cam spacing: 14mm Weight: 84.6g (without battery) Flight time: 5-7 min cruising (4S 450mAh)
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Nebula nano camera |
Vista HD digtal VTX |
SucceX-D 20A Whoop F4 AIO Board |
Pack list:
Prebuilt and tested Quadcopter
1x Alpha 85mm HD bnf drone
2sets HQ 2 inch 4-blades (Set of 4 - Color May Vary)
1x iFlight Lipo Strap
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Suggested Parts(not included)
- for DJI HD FPV goggles
- for DJI radio transmitter
- 4S 450mAh xt30 connector Battery
Reviews with images
Fun lil whoop with HD
Love this lil guy. Great for just some cruising around. Can fit thru almost any gap. Fun flying thru trees and branches. I havent done any real freestyle with it and dont really know how well it would do with that but its not really made for that. Its a whoop. Csme with a really good tune too. Only had to set up my modes in betaflight and controls. Only con is that the nebula cam is significantly less quality than the original dji air unit cam. Like a very noticeable difference.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2020
Love this lil guy. Great for just some cruising around. Can fit thru almost any gap. Fun flying thru trees and branches. I havent done any real freestyle with it and dont really know how well it would do with that but its not really made for that. Its a whoop. Csme with a really good tune too. Only had to set up my modes in betaflight and controls. Only con is that the nebula cam is significantly less quality than the original dji air unit cam. Like a very noticeable difference.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2021
Revising my review based on getting the drone running.
I'd give this drone a higher review if I could actually get it into the air. I've spent a ton of time just trying to pair the drone to the DJI goggles and controller. After a lot of retries I got DJI to activate the device, but it won't paid to the goggles, and the beta flight software won't connect.
The directions are poorly written and incomplete and the online resources are sparse. There isn't a definitive source on what you need to do to get this device up and running, and certainly no one to help if you get stuck. Contacting Iflight customer service proved to be a useless endeavor. Eventually I was able to connect with a facebook group and got some solid support from more experienced builders/fliers.
While I am not super experienced when it comes to the drone world outside of parrot/DJI, I am extremely technical - this shouldn't be this hard.
[Update] I was finally able to get the drone bound and up into the air. And it does seem to work well enough - but the setup process was confusing, poorly document, and frustrating. I certainly wouldn't recommend this experience to anyone.
If you are already a drone expert, you shouldn't have any problems with this device. If you are a novice - stick with DJI/Parrot as they have actual turnkey solutions. If you are intermediate stick to companies like Rotor Riot who will provide you with comprehensive documentation and support.
I'd give this drone a higher review if I could actually get it into the air. I've spent a ton of time just trying to pair the drone to the DJI goggles and controller. After a lot of retries I got DJI to activate the device, but it won't paid to the goggles, and the beta flight software won't connect.
The directions are poorly written and incomplete and the online resources are sparse. There isn't a definitive source on what you need to do to get this device up and running, and certainly no one to help if you get stuck. Contacting Iflight customer service proved to be a useless endeavor. Eventually I was able to connect with a facebook group and got some solid support from more experienced builders/fliers.
While I am not super experienced when it comes to the drone world outside of parrot/DJI, I am extremely technical - this shouldn't be this hard.
[Update] I was finally able to get the drone bound and up into the air. And it does seem to work well enough - but the setup process was confusing, poorly document, and frustrating. I certainly wouldn't recommend this experience to anyone.
If you are already a drone expert, you shouldn't have any problems with this device. If you are a novice - stick with DJI/Parrot as they have actual turnkey solutions. If you are intermediate stick to companies like Rotor Riot who will provide you with comprehensive documentation and support.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2020
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2020
Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2020
