Model weight without battery: 41g (without battery and receiver)įlight controller: Micro Brushed Flight Control Board Base NAZE32 6DOF (Cleanflight 1.13.0 ALIENFLIGHTF1 firmware) Specification (as describe by vendor/manufacturer)Ĭhassis build/base: Durable high impact pl astic (85*85*25mm) At the time of purchase Q100 wasn't that much popular unlike its other competitors the EACHINE, JJPRO micro racer or Blade Inductrix (Tiny Whoop).no one want to buy a plastic and unproven review but the table going to turn around soon. My expectation was to build it as a basher, its also my first 100mm size rotor to rotor micro racer since most of my collection is below or upper than 100mm size. From what i see there's not much people buying these despite being plastic and cheap, for something below USD$47 with everything included to complete the drone racing assembly and also comes with spare battery and dozen of propellers i decided to purchase the whole boxes since its cheap enough not to make hole in my us its just me being curious enough to tinker around during spare time at home. On 1st January 2017 i went to my friend local FPV drone shop wanted to buy some parts for my project and caught my eye on 2x small plain corrugated like boxes labeled KING KONG Q100. Throughout my entire life as an R/C enthusiast i learned that "never judge something from its book cover".this is true for KING KONG Q100. Here another interesting micro racer that i found locally, extremely cheap and made from plastic.for seasonal FPV quad racer the words "plastic" sounds like a major turn off doesn't it? Aaaaaa!!! Plastics!? We all get used to the trends having carbon fiber parts, top notch racing spec flight controller, popular FPV camera and vtx and everything much what pros mostly used to keep up with the latest fad in FPV racing world but Q100 isn't what people have much in mind unless something high tech and fancy like the carbon decorated QX95.
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