Walkera Rodeo 110 Drone
- Equiped with 600TVL HD wide-angle camera
- High power real-time image transmission
- 7.4V 850mAh 25C 2S Li-Po Battery
- Racing drone model
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Walkera Rodeo 110 Drone Review
Walkera Rodeo 110 Drone Review 2020 – is the Walkera Rodeo 110 quadcopter worth the money? Review of features, pricing, flight duration, battery, camera and more.
A tiny and compact quadcopter, the Walkera Rodeo 110 drone is appropriate for flying indoor. You can use it indoors to race with other pilots, while simultaneously capturing pictures and videos with its HD camera or 5.8GHz video transmission.
In addition, the drone can be flown outdoors; for example, you can take it into the wilderness. However, it should be flown in standard temperatures. This is because its lightweight design of approximately 150 grams (including the battery) might not be able to endure strong winds. That could make for a horrible flying experience.
The Rodeo 110 reinforces Walkera’s range as a leading drone manufacturer. This company has manufactured the smallest drone solely designed for indoor use. Therefore, beginners can play around with this tiny yet powerful machine to refine their technical skills before moving on to control massive drones like the Walkera F210 that requires intensive skills.
Its compact UAV design can still execute astounding air acrobatics. Therefore, it is not too different from the larger drones. The main differences between it and the bigger drones are the absence of a GPS system and its size.
Features
Design and Durability
Despite its tiny size, the Rodeo 110 is made exclusively to survive frequent collisions whenever it inevitably hits walls or trees. The 2 millimeter carbon fiber frame kit is responsible for its sturdy design. It is categorized by abrasion resistance, impact resistance and corrosion resistance.
Additionally, it lightweight design assists the drone in surviving intensive crashes. However, if any destruction occurs beyond the impressive strength of its body, the parts can be easily replaced. The camera and brushless motors are shielded from crashes by its protective canopy.
Battery and Flight Time
The Walkera Rodeo 110 drone comes with an 850 mili ampere hour (mAh) Lipo battery that is adequately powerful to keep the device in the sky for 6 minutes, providing there is no harsh temperatures as this could decrease the flight time. The power of the battery is combined with the efficiency power system of the drone to remain fairly longer in the sky in comparison with other devices of the same performance and size. It should be noted that the flight time of this drone can be detrimentally impacted by outside environment.
Camera
As it relates to the camera, it is less than desirable, especially in comparison with other more sophisticated drones. However, it still has the capacity to record HD videos and capture HD images at close range while flying indoors. It also has the capacity to capture remarkable aerial images outdoors, providing there is no strong wind, which could abruptly and adversely affect the flight time. Additionally, the integrated 600 TVL HD camera can be adjusted in an angle ranging between 0 and 45 degrees.
Controller
The Walkera Rodeo 110 drone is available in Ready-to-fly (RTF) and bind-and-fly (BNF) models. They are both available with F3 flight controller; this has been proven to be dominant in drone racing. The controller is responsible for reactive maneuvers, stabilized flight and other functions. In addition, it allows you to direct the drone in your choice of the available modes.
Flight Performance
The Rodeo 110 is well defined by its high-speed mini brushless motors. These motors are coreless and due to its light weight, the drone performs exceptionally as indoors racing devices. This cost-effective drone combines a powerful battery with the high-speed mini motors to excel in the air acrobatics that comparable models might not accomplish. It can turn, hover and roll in any preferred direction, providing you have mastered using the remote control.
Unique Features
This unique drone has a F3 flight controller that provides support formanual mode, semi self-stabilization mode and self-stabilization mode. It delivers a high degree of versatility for the racing enthusiast. Additionally, it is designed to be victorious via its weight of 147 grams, which includes the battery; this puts it ahead of other First Person View (FPV) racing drones.
back to menu ↑Pros and Cons Listing
Pros
• Plenty of Power
• Steady and Smooth
• Easy Setup
• Easy to fly
Cons
• Due to the lack of a GPS system, the drone has to be controlled in visible sight.
• It does not support auto landing or auto take off.
How it Compares To Other Drones
Walkera F150 Rodeo
For racing adventures, this versatile drone is can be flown both outdoors and indoors. However, because Walkera Rodeo 110 is relatively lightweight, it is most suitable flying indoors. The modular designs of the Walkera F150 quadcopter drones are all enclosed to safeguard them against impacts and prolong durability.
Walkera F210
This is one of the Walkera racing drones flagship. It is fairly larger than the Rodeo 110 and they command a DEVO7 transmitter and F3 flight controller, except for the Rodeo’s BNF model. However, because the F210 is larger, it has a flight time of 9 minutes thanks to its more powerful battery, while the Rodeo 110 has only 6 minutes. Unfortunately, the F210 does not come with a battery or charger. This indicates that you will have to buy a suitable battery and charger before the drone can be used.
Rodeo 110 is a remarkable racing drone that everyone can enjoy, including a beginner. Aspiring pilots have the option of flying this drone indoors before they move on to a more advanced drone that calls for technical skills to control it. The Walkera Rodeo 110 Drone has the same features as a number of the larger, more expensive drones, except for its lack of GPS system and tiny size. To experienced pilots who are used to flying bigger drones that have the capacity to fly for 30 minutes, the 6-minute flight time could seem like a setback.
Overall, the Walkera Rodeo 110 is remarkable. This smooth first flyer is ideal for anyone who wants to get into FPV flying. While it is not a bonafide race drone, the 110 is a step towards learning the art of flying one. This quad is highly recommended for anyone who wants to start engaging in FPV flying.
Tyler West received a Bachelor Degree in computer science from The University of Texas Austin. Tyler has been working as a full-time computer programmer for the past 3 years. In his spare time, Tyler’s favorite hobby is flying drones. One of Tyler’s life goals is to become a full-time drone pilot.
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