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Hummingbird V3.1 RaceSpec ELRS 16.5g BNF Mini Drone

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Hummingbird V3.1 RaceSpec ELRS 16.5g BNF Mini DroneHummingbird V3. 1 RaceSpec ELRS 16. 5g BNF Mini Drone Take your FPV racing to the next level with the Hummingbird V3. 1 RaceSpec ELRS BNF Mini Drone . Weighing just 16. 5g , this agile marvel is built for competitive pilots who demand nothing but peak performance. Powered by HMB RS 0702 30000KV motors and tuned with Betaflight 4. 5 KAACK firmware , this drone offers blistering speed and precision control to dominate any race track. Equipped with a

Hummingbird V3.1 RaceSpec ELRS 16.5g BNF Mini Drone

Take your FPV racing to the next level with the Hummingbird V3.1 RaceSpec ELRS BNF Mini Drone . Weighing just 16.5g , this agile marvel is built for competitive pilots who demand nothing but peak performance. Powered by HMB RS 0702 30000KV motors and tuned with Betaflight 4.5 KAACK firmware , this drone offers blistering speed and precision control to dominate any race track.

Equipped with a race-legal 25mW VTX , you can compete with confidence knowing your setup complies with FPV event regulations. With flexible ESC PWM rates (24kHz, 48kHz, and 96kHz), this drone allows racers to customize performance based on their style. Its lightweight Cockroach 65mm Brushless LiteAF Racing Frame is designed for speed and durability, making it the perfect choice for serious FPV racers.

Whether you're chasing podiums or personal bests, the Hummingbird V3.1 delivers unparalleled performance, agility, and customization.

Key Features

  • Ultra-Lightweight Design: Only 16.5g , optimized for unmatched speed and agility.
  • High-Performance Motors: Powered by HMB RS 0702 30000KV brushless motors for competitive edge.
  • Accurate 25mW VTX: Stay within race-legal power limits for compliant racing.
  • ESC PWM Rate Options: Adjustable to 24kHz, 48kHz (default), or 96kHz for torque, balance, or smoothness.
  • Betaflight Firmware: Tuned with Betaflight 4.5 KAACK for precise control and RPM limits.
  • Durable Frame: Cockroach 65mm Brushless LiteAF frame with enhanced durability.
  • Advanced Receiver: SPI ExpressLRS 2.4G with soldered enamel wire antenna for reliable signal strength.

Specifications

  • Frame: Cockroach 65mm Brushless LiteAF Racing Frame
  • Motors: HMB RS 0702 RaceSpec True 30000KV
  • Propellers: Azi 31mm Tri-Blade Micro Props (1.0mm Shaft)
  • Flight Controller: Hummingbird v3.1 RaceSpec ELRS with STM32F411 MCU and BMI270 gyro
  • ESC: 12A, pre-flashed with Bluejay 0.19.2 O-H-5 48kHz firmware
  • VTX: 25mW 5.8GHz Analog VTX
  • Battery Connector: GNB A30 (BT2.0 compatible)
  • Weight: 16.5g (with electronics)
  • Recommended Battery: 300mAh 1S 3.8V

In the Box

  • 1 x Hummingbird V3.1 RaceSpec ELRS BNF Drone
  • 1 x Cockroach 65mm Brushless LiteAF Racing Frame (pre-assembled)
  • 4 x Azi 31mm Tri-Blade Propellers
  • 1 x BeeEye Camera RaceSpec with short wire
  • 1 x TPU Camera Mount
  • 1 x RaceSpec VTX Antenna

Note: Accessories and contents may vary depending on supply.

Important Notices

  • Not for Beginners: The Hummingbird V3.1 is a high-performance drone intended for experienced pilots.
  • Warranty: Covers DOA (Dead on Arrival) units only; physical damage, crashes, or modifications void the warranty.
  • Firmware Updates: Do not flash firmware; reset to factory settings if issues arise.
  • Beginner Option Available: For novice pilots, we recommend the more durable Hummingbird V3.1 Standard Version .
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