Name: RISE RXS255 FPV Racing Quad / Drone 1000 TVL Camera/200mW Tx Rx-R
Brand: RISE
SKU: RISE0255
Price: 199.99 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

RISE RXS255 FPV Racing Quad / Drone 1000 TVL Camera/200mW Tx Rx-R

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SKU:

RISE0255

UPC:

758241302550

Condition:

New

Description

Description

Wicked fast.

The RISE RXS255 is designed for full-throttle FPV racing out of the box. Each 4S ESC is pre-loaded with BLHeli firmware and OneShot software for “locked-in” precision and agility. An adjustable FPV camera, 5.8GHz video transmitter and cloverleaf antenna are included—just add a monitor or goggles and fly!

Fully assembled RXS255.
4S ESCs with BLHeli, OneShot and active braking.
1000TVL CMOS FPV camera with 0-45° mobility.

200mW video transmitter* and cloverleaf antenna compatible with most 5.8GHz monitors and goggles.
(4) 5x4.5" bullnose props.

RISE RXS255 FPV Brushless Rx-R - engineered to be fast, agile and durable

The RXS series stands for RISE Extreme Speed. The RXS255 is engineered to be fast, agile and durable.

RISE RXS255 FPV Brushless Rx-R - FPV camera

An adjustable FPV camera, 5.8GHz video transmitter and cloverleaf antenna are included—just add a monitor or goggles and fly!

RISE RXS255 FPV Brushless Rx-R - plug and play

Each high-frequency 4S ESC installs with “plug and play” simplicity—no soldering required. OneShot technology ensures ultra-precise control and agility.

RISE RXS255 FPV Brushless Rx-R - LED light bar

The built-in LED light bar makes the RXS255 easy to see, even during intense Line-of-Sight (LOS) flight.

RISE RXS255 FPV Brushless Rx-R - wireless arms

The RXS255 features a modular design with 'wireless' arms, which helps make it extra-tough and extra-light

Note: The RXS255 requires FAA registration. Visit www.faa.gov for details.

*FPV “First Person View” transmission products with output power greater than 25mW require a HAM license to operate legally in the USA. This involves a 35-question multiple-choice test and a small fee. You can contact an amateur radio club in your area for information or assistance in obtaining a license. Also see the Amateur Radio Relay Network web page about obtaining a license. Customers outside of the USA should understand and follow all telecommunications or other regulations in your area.

This is the 2.4GHz Radio Controlled, Electric Powered,
RXS255 250 Class Racing Drone from RISE.
Rx-R (Receiver Ready) requires receiver, battery and charger.
**Compatible with most 5.8GHz Video Goggles, Receivers and Monitors.**

FEATURES

Frame: Carbon fiber
Brushless Motors: 2300Kv, 2204 size
Camera: 1000TVL FPV, adjustable angle up to 30°
Video Transmitter (VTX): 5.8GHz 32 channel 200MW
Flight Modes, three preprogrammed;
Stabilized 1, Stability Mode limits the tilt angle, and quadcopter
will level itself when the right stick is centered
Stabilized 2, FPV Mode-no leveling or limits on tilt mode, smoother
and more maneuverable operation
Stabilized 3, Acro Mode, maximum maneuverability while performing
acrobatics, faster reaction than FPV mode
Speed Controls: Four Oneshot125
Propellers: 5x4.5
Warranty: RISE guarantees this kit to be free from defects in both
material and workmanship at the date or purchase. This warranty
does not cover any component parts damaged by use or modification.

INCLUDES

RXS255 250 Class Racing Drone with Camera, VTX, Propellers, Motors,
Battery Pads and Instruction Manual

REQUIREMENTS

Radio: 6-channel and receiver
LiPo Battery: 4S 1300-2200mAh
Battery Charger: To match selected battery
5.8G FPV Receiver and Monitor or Goggles

SPECIFICATIONS

Diagonal Measurement: 10.1" (257mm) diagonally motor to motor
Width: 9.25" (235mm)
Length: 8.6" (218mm)
Blade Length: 5" (127mm)
Empty Weight: 16.2oz (460g) without battery

COMMENTS

The RXS255 requires FAA registration. Visit www.faa.gov for details.
FPV "First Person View" transmission products with output power
greater than 25mW require a HAM license to operate legally in the
USA. This involves a 35-question multiple-choice test and a small
fee. You can contact an amateur radio club in your area for
information or assistance in obtaining a license. Also see the
Amateur Radio Relay Network web page about obtaining a license.
Customers outside of the USA should understand and follow all
telecommunications or other regulations in your area.

FOLLOW RULES FOR SAFE OPERATION OF FPV AIRCRAFT
Always follow the AMA Safety Code when operating model aircraft. Visit the Academy of Model Aeronautics: www.modelaircraft.org and search for 'FPV 550' and read 'Document 550 - Utilizing First Person View Systems' to learn about the safe operation of FPV 'First Person View' systems in model aircraft.

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