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since I am a newbie, I need the drone to have a newbie-compatible "beginner/easy" mode to learn.acrobatics are not very important to me, but speed is.a halfway decent DVR capability (ideally on the drone, but if not on the RC or goggles).a fast flying outdoors drone with good wind resistance (a must in Florida).In terms of race droning, this is what I am looking for: This is an example of the kind of photography I like do do:

Most of my drone flying is areal photography with my beloved DJI Spark and I can't wait until the Spark 2 comes out (I read that July is the target date). Any suggestions?ĭo you know which of these models are compatible with my DJI Racing Edition goggles? I am currently leaning towards the Walkera F210.

Walkera F210 FPV ( : Walkera F210 FPV Racing Drone RC Quadcoper RTF (Devo 7 + Battery + Camera + OSD + Charger): Camera & Photo).

ARRIS X-Speed 280 V2 ( : ARRIS X-Speed 280 V2 FPV Quadcopter Racing Drone RTF W/ Flycolor Raptor S-Tower 4-in-1 (30A ESC + F3 + OSD + PDB): Toys & Games).

Blade Inductrix FPV RTF ( : Blade Inductrix FPV RTF (Yellow): Toys & Games).

I am currently hesitating between the following models: I have a Taranis X-lite RC and DJI RE goggles, which I hope to use with my future drones. This is why I will stick to "ready to fly" race drone kits. I love the way these tiny race drone fly, but I am deeply frustrated with the fact that most such drones require much more technical skills (or time to develop them). I am a racing drone newbie with some very basic tiny whoop experience (with my TinyHawk) which I found both exhilarating and frustrating.