EMAX Tinyhawk III Plus HDZero

Released in late 2023, it brings the beginner Tinyhawk platform into the HDZero ecosystem with a RunCam HDZero Nano Lite camera and HDZero Whoop Lite VTX — a native 720p low-latency feed that pairs directly with HDZero goggles such as the BoxPro+. Power comes from TH0802 II 15000KV motors on a 6A 4-in-1 ESC rated for 1-2S per the official manual.

On the included 1S 650mAh HV pack it flies as a gentle ducted indoor trainer; on 2S it turns into a much punchier park flyer. At 35.5g bare — about 3g more than the analog edition — it is heavy for a 76mm 1S whoop, so indoor handling feels floaty next to sub-20g 65mm HDZero whoops, and it needs 2S to feel lively outdoors.

The onboard SPI ELRS 2.4GHz receiver (ELRS V3.0) binds to any ELRS 3.x radio with a bind button, a 'bind_rx' command in Betaflight, or a settable bind phrase via 'set expresslrs_uid'. VTX defaults are race-friendly: it ships at 25mW with a low-power lock that holds output down until armed, and VTX/OSD settings are adjustable from Betaflight Configurator or the stick-commanded OSD menu.

It is sold bind-and-fly or as a full RTF kit that bundles Transporter 2 HDZero goggles and an E8 ELRS radio for a complete starting package. The spares ecosystem is deep: the one-piece ducted frame kit, AIO FC/ESC/RX board, Whoop Lite VTX, motors, batteries, and props are all sold individually by EMAX and carried by many retailers, and the BNF box includes a 1S 650mAh HV battery, USB charger, spare props, and a hardware pack.