The Kingkong FPV have very good Runcam FPV camera. Very good to fly. Many speed and power with 3S. Current my favorite. It have no DSHOT because it use a F3 PICO BLX. You can fix it if you move the Motor 1 to PPM and move the resource from PPM to the Motor 1. After that you can use DSHOT600. No Betaflight 3.2 available for now, for the PICO BLX. But no problem, I'm happy with the Kingkong FPV.

The Kingkong FPV have very good Runcam FPV camera. Very good to fly. Many speed and power with 3S. Current my favorite. It have no DSHOT because it use a F3 PICO BLX. You can fix it if you move the Motor 1 to PPM and move the resource from PPM to the Motor 1. After that you can use DSHOT600. No Betaflight 3.2 available for now, for the PICO BLX. But no problem, I'm happy with the Kingkong FPV.

The Kingkong FPV have very good Runcam FPV camera. Very good to fly. Many speed and power with 3S. Current my favorite. It have no DSHOT because it use a F3 PICO BLX. You can fix it if you move the Motor 1 to PPM and move the resource from PPM to the Motor 1. After that you can use DSHOT600. No Betaflight 3.2 available for now, for the PICO BLX. But no problem, I'm happy with the Kingkong FPV.

It's definitely the best micro quad I've ever had! Very silent, snappy and responsive even on 2S. Excellent FPV experience with Runcam and OSD, hovewer it does require some modifications to work properly. Here are some tips: a) Getting flysky FS-i6 failsafe to work: 1. Receiver: re-solder WHITE wire from pin 3 to 4 (ibus pin which is left unused) 2. Remove upper VTX module and re-solder same white wire from PPM to neighbour R3 pin on controller pcb. 3. Open Betaflight configurator and do the following steps: Ports > UART3 > turn on Serial Rx Configuration > Scroll down to Receiver tab > Receiver mode: Serial-based receiver (...), Serial Receiver Provider: IBUS 4. Save and Reboot. Enjoy trimming-free and noiseless IBUS with working failsafe (I wonder why they haven't set this up by default). b) Display correct voltage in OSD: Just solder the blue wire from Runcam to controller "5-18V" pin (most bottom left, next to GND black wire). c) You may need to calibrate motors input range by downloading BLHeli configurator. I think those instructions are not obvious and should be put in product description or FAQ. Additional observation: only two ESC support DSHOT, even after flashing to the latest BLHeli 16.7 firmware, which is pretty strange, however they're working fine with MULTISHOT as left by default.

It's definitely the best micro quad I've ever had! Very silent, snappy and responsive even on 2S. Excellent FPV experience with Runcam and OSD, hovewer it does require some modifications to work properly. Here are some tips: a) Getting flysky FS-i6 failsafe to work: 1. Receiver: re-solder WHITE wire from pin 3 to 4 (ibus pin which is left unused) 2. Remove upper VTX module and re-solder same white wire from PPM to neighbour R3 pin on controller pcb. 3. Open Betaflight configurator and do the following steps: Ports > UART3 > turn on Serial Rx Configuration > Scroll down to Receiver tab > Receiver mode: Serial-based receiver (...), Serial Receiver Provider: IBUS 4. Save and Reboot. Enjoy trimming-free and noiseless IBUS with working failsafe (I wonder why they haven't set this up by default). b) Display correct voltage in OSD: Just solder the blue wire from Runcam to controller "5-18V" pin (most bottom left, next to GND black wire). c) You may need to calibrate motors input range by downloading BLHeli configurator. I think those instructions are not obvious and should be put in product description or FAQ. Additional observation: only two ESC support DSHOT, even after flashing to the latest BLHeli 16.7 firmware, which is pretty strange, however they're working fine with MULTISHOT as left by default.

It's definitely the best micro quad I've ever had! Very silent, snappy and responsive even on 2S. Excellent FPV experience with Runcam and OSD, hovewer it does require some modifications to work properly. Here are some tips: a) Getting flysky FS-i6 failsafe to work: 1. Receiver: re-solder WHITE wire from pin 3 to 4 (ibus pin which is left unused) 2. Remove upper VTX module and re-solder same white wire from PPM to neighbour R3 pin on controller pcb. 3. Open Betaflight configurator and do the following steps: Ports > UART3 > turn on Serial Rx Configuration > Scroll down to Receiver tab > Receiver mode: Serial-based receiver (...), Serial Receiver Provider: IBUS 4. Save and Reboot. Enjoy trimming-free and noiseless IBUS with working failsafe (I wonder why they haven't set this up by default). b) Display correct voltage in OSD: Just solder the blue wire from Runcam to controller "5-18V" pin (most bottom left, next to GND black wire). c) You may need to calibrate motors input range by downloading BLHeli configurator. I think those instructions are not obvious and should be put in product description or FAQ. Additional observation: only two ESC support DSHOT, even after flashing to the latest BLHeli 16.7 firmware, which is pretty strange, however they're working fine with MULTISHOT as left by default.