Radio Control DroneZone Magazine 018 August 2018 Edizione posteriore

Reviews
10 Quanum Cyclops Diversity DVR Goggles
The latest version of the Cyclops get a make-over with a
diversity set-up that sees it incorporate two receivers rather than
one amongst other updates
14 Diatone GT-R90
Supplied ready to fly minus a receiver, the GT-R90 is a 90mm
framed micro quad capable of flying on a 4S. Wayne Andrews
claims that this is currently the best off-the-shelf quad of its size
that you can buy so to find out why, head to page 14
20 OrangeRx Tx6i and Turnigy Evolution
Shaun Garrity put the OrangeRx Tx6i and Turnigy Evolution
transmitters to the test which are two wallet-friendly priced
models that don’t lack anything in terms of ergonomics or
features
36 Ryze Tello
This little drone is an affordable mass-market drone equipped
with DJI and Intel technology capable of recording video at
720p, a maximum speed of 18mph and 13 minute flight time.
For less than £100 this new machine really stood out for all the
right reasons
42 Gloforce Eye Light
Having a well-lit area is an essential part of building any model
and the Gloforce Eye Light is the perfect companion for anyone
who needs to light up their workbench or table
44 HobbyKing Bonsai II
The Bonsai II is an update to the original 600mm flying wing
and comes almost ready for flying. Manufactured in EPP foam,
all it needed was a receiver to be installed and with a charged
batter fitted we took to the skies
54 Menace Circular Polarised Antenna Pack
Wayne Andrews puts the latest pack from Menace RC to the
test that comes with a couple of Pagoda-type antennas for your
quad and goggles.

Features
26 Team MiniAirshow
Wayne Andrews headed to a new venue of Popham Airfield
in Hampshire for the annual event that features a huge range
of flying events including FPV drone racing and fixed wing
activities so is a natural draw for drone enthusiasts
50 Diary of a Newbie
The latest goings on of Shaun Taylor as he gets back into some
FPV flying with his RaGG-e WBX as the DJI Mavic Pro gets a rest