The HGLRC is another good option with more power but is probably right on your budget amount and will need some better batteries from the higher current demand. I did a final long term review on this, here is the link: It has an extremely strong frame, good camera and switchable VTX although not as fast as something like the leader. The Furibee X140 will probably suit your needs and comes in well under your $150 budget. But toughness is definitely important… I also don’t want to have to solder, troubleshoot, problem solve, etc.… More than is absolutely necessary anyway. But for FPV I’m pretty new, so I don’t need a pro level performer… There needs to be more of a balance with toughness and performance. I do want good performance, for occasional LOS maybe. Keep in mind I am not a highly advanced ace pilot. But, given my parameters, what would you go for? 100-150mm, tough, fast, max $150 BNF. OK, maybe there is not an ideal solution. If you need FPV stick time, the best recommendation is to actually jump into a simulator.

I don't know about you, but I don't possess a time-travel machine. 10 that outlines a warranty offer which has expired by Aug. So hypothetically if you push out a review on Sept.

Simple example: Vifly's 'special' warranty conditions are outlined here: The hobby hasn't gotten to that point yet, and neither have the reviewers unfortunately. I haven't seen anything that suitably meets your requirements. The severity ranges from 'you have to look carefully for it' to 'I'd return that if I were you.' Even after swapping the props out it's still present. It's not your flying I'd say 99% of the videos out there for the R130 show problems with this design, notably the pitch bobble. OK the antenna thing makes sense if they weren't a matching pair.

Best camera 2015 for about $150