HGLRC Drashark 1.6-Inch 1S Toothpick FPV Drone (ELRS, Analog)

The HGLRC Drashark is a 1.6-inch, 75mm toothpick that weighs about 30g without a battery, light enough for indoor flying and calm outdoor sessions. Its ZEUS5 ES24 AIO puts the flight controller, ESC, SPI ELRS 2.4GHz receiver, 5.8GHz analog VTX and Betaflight OSD on one board, so it arrives ready to bind to your radio.

Key features

• ZEUS5 ES24 1S 5A AIO on an STM32F411 with BMI270 gyro and 16MB blackbox
• VTX switchable between 25, 100 and 200mW across 48 channels, paired with a Caddx camera
• SPECTER 1002 21000KV motors on plug-in connectors, so a motor swaps out without soldering
• Gemfan 1610 two-blade props, with HGLRC quoting about 70dB in flight
• About 5 minutes per pack on a 1S 550mAh LiHV battery (HGLRC figure)

Specifications

• Frame: Drashark 75mm
• Flight controller: ZEUS5 ES24 1S 5A AIO, STM32F411, BMI270
• Firmware target: HGLRCF411SX1280
• Receiver: Built-in SPI ELRS 2.4GHz
• VTX: 5.8GHz analog, 25/100/200mW, 48 channels
• ESC: 5A continuous, 7A peak (10 s), Bluejay, DShot600
• Motors: SPECTER 1002 21000KV
• Propellers: Gemfan 1610 two-blade, 40mm, 1.5mm shaft
• Input voltage: 1S (2.9-4.35V)
• Battery connector: A30
• Recommended battery: 1S 550mAh LiHV
• Mounting: 25.5 x 25.5mm, M2
• Weight: about 30g without battery
• In the box: Drashark drone, TPU battery holder, Gemfan 1610 props (4 pairs), 82 x 82 x 40mm plastic case

Run it on 1S only; HGLRC states the A30 plug also accepts BT2.0 batteries. You also need an ELRS 2.4GHz radio on firmware 3.x and 5.8GHz analog goggles, both sold separately.