All Up Weight: (with 2x 450mAh 1S batteries) 73g Frame Material: Polypropylene, Carbon Fiber

Motors:
Stator Size: 1103
Kv: 7500kv
Propeller Mount: T-mount
Propeller: Avan Blur 2"

All-In-One (AIO) Flight Controller:
Flight Controller: F4 (MATEKF411RX Firmware)
ESC: 4-in-1 5A BlHeli_S
Receiver: EMAX SPI Receiver (Compatible with FrSky D8 mode)
Battery Connector: JST-PH2.0 Duo

Camera and VTX:
VTX Power: 25/100/200mw Switchable
Channels: 37CH incl. Raceband
Camera: RunCam Nano 2 1/3" 700TVL CMOS
Smart Audio Connected

36:T585,After getting pretty good indoors flying FPV with TBS Tiny Whoop Nano and EMAX TinyHawk II, I wanted to move outdoors. Any breeze at all is too much for these fine, fly-weight, tuny and nano drones to fly outdoors. So I tried EMAX Tiny Hawk Freestyle and BabyHawk. The BabyHawks are crazy powerful for beginners and the Freestyles are only a bit more tame, either is easy to overcontrol and neither is easy to keep on a suburban lot.The TinyHawk 2 Race is the perfect next drone and I've set the more powerful, too responsive BabyHawk and Freestyles aside for a while to practice with the TinyHawk 2. It's just the right mix of enough power enough to handle a little breeze and make it challenging, and with the EXPO set up a bit on my controller, it's been good and I"ve been able to fly off several sets of batteries without crashing or walk of shame to retrieve my drone.I'd recommend the TinyHawk II Race BNF for anybody with a FRSky radio that's working on their FPV skills. I believe we learn a lot more from repeated successes flying drones than from repeated crashes. The TH 2 R is not 'easy to fly', none of the unstabilized racing drones are, but it can be mastered quickly in Horizon mode, it's Acro mode is challenging, and I expect to be flying with Angle mode sooner or later.The TH2R works fine with my Fat Shark Attitude goggles, and also with the built-in FPV monitor on a TBS Tango radio.37:T9bc,