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New from Emax

Emax, a well-known and respect­ed Amer­i­can devel­op­er of com­po­nents and ready-made FPV solu­tions in the hob­by, has updat­ed the range of the pop­u­lar Hawk FPV drone series with two new quads under the intrigu­ing name APEX. The Emax Hawk Apex is offered in two ver­sions, the main dif­fer­ence being the 3.5″ and 5″ frame sizes.

Both ver­sions are based on quite a pro­duc­tive fill­ing — this is an STM32F722 flight con­troller based on an F7 proces­sor, stitched by Betaflight, with a built-in 4‑in‑1 ESC at 25A. The video part is built on a Run­Cam Nano HDZe­ro FPV cam­era work­ing in tan­dem with a Divi­math HDZe­ro Whoop dig­i­tal video trans­mit­ter and an Emax Nano uFL anten­na.

Emax Hawk Apex 3.5″

Its dimen­sions diag­o­nal­ly from engine to engine are 16.2 cm with dimen­sions of 145 × 145 × 30 mm and a dry weight of 172 grams. Engines: Emax ECOII 2004 at 3000KV work­ing in tan­dem with AVIA 3630 three-blad­ed props. Pow­ered by 4S.

Emax Hawk Apex 5″

Its diag­o­nal size from motor to motor is 21 cm with dimen­sions of 175 × 175 × 30 mm with a dry weight of 183 grams. Motors: Emax ECOII 2004 at 2400KV (for 4S ver­sion) and 1600KV (for 6S ver­sion). Pro­pellers 3‑blade AVIA 5030.

Price and availability

Both ver­sions are avail­able for pur­chase both through the devel­op­er’s brand­ed stores and through var­i­ous online trad­ing plat­forms. Tra­di­tion­al­ly, quadrics are offered both with­out a radio, for those who already have their own, and with an ExpressLRS 2.4 GHz receiv­er installed. The 3.5‑inch ver­sion starts at $419. The 5‑inch ver­sion starts at $429.