Walkera Ladybird FPV Review

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Xheli has just received shipment of the Walkera Ladybird V2 First Person View quadcopter! We were blown away by the ladybirds handling and ease of flying when we first set hands on its controls. Now the V2 FPV is out and we are super excited. If you haven't had the chance to fly one of these awesome quad machines, now is your chance to grab the newest and latest improved version with an on board camera.
With a feel reminiscent to that of a hovering beetle, it is no wonder why Walkera chose to name their quad-copter the Ladybird. At only 4in x 4in and just 29 grams, this mini quad-copter is extremely nimble yet stable. Suitable for beginner to expert levels, the Ladybird is simple enough for novice pilots, but can also handle more advanced maneuvers. Equipped with Walkera's 3 Axis Gyro technology, the quad-copter utilizes an accelerometer to detect movement and compensate for more stability. The Ladybird is usable in two different modes, beginner mode and 3D mode. Beginner mode limits how much the quad-copter can pitch and yaw by utilizing the 3 Axis Gyro. The 3D mode removes that limitation, allowing the quad-copter to "roll" or flip. The included 4 channel 2.4ghz transmitter allows for plenty of user settings along with a dual rate switch to control sensitivity and travel. The quad copter is also equipped with Walkera F4 transmitter featuring an on-board screen that displays live feed from the Ladybirds on board camera. With the 5805 TX onboard receiver you are now able to explore and view areas in a totally different perspective!
A quick look at the Ladybird V2 and you will notice a new shell design. It is more aerodynamic with a window to view the receivers status light. The improved throttle curve programmed into the board allows the ladybird to take off with ease. The motor housings are also reinforced. Extra protection via rubber bumpers and stoppers under those motor housings allows the Ladybird V2 to shrug off harsh landings. The thumbdrive sized camera is mounted on the bottom of the ladybird chassis and features
The Ladybird V2 FPV RTF version comes with a 2.4ghz frequency hopping spread spectrum F4 transmitter that allows for trim, servo, dual rate adjustment, and power setting. The live video feed transmits through Walkera's 5.8ghz. The power setting reduces the power down to 50% for novice pilots. This transmitter is a 4-Channel 2.4Ghz transmitter packed with a 5.8Ghz Video Receiver and a big color LCD screen with sunshade providing a bright and clear image. Walkera has good experience developing transmitters and this is no exception. The F4 is well developed, control sticks feel smooth, transmitter body has good ergonomics and every detail feels right.