FrSky VANTAC ROVER3 Tilt-Rotor FPV Tricopter w/ FrSky X-Lite S Combo Bundle

The FrSky Vantac Rover3 is a unique multirotor platform that mimics flying characteristics of not only a drone, but an airplane as well! It’s fun for pilots of all skill levels. Beginners will benefit from the Rover3 impressive stability thanks to it’s gyro stabilised flight controller and more seasoned pilots can enjoy the platform as well due to the multiple flight modes the Rover3 offers. Stand out at your local flying field or just try something different with this unconventional airframe.

The ROVER3 comes with a XSR receiver installed so it’s ready to bind with compatible radios. We also sell a combo package that includes the FrSky X-Lite S radio and it’s pre-bound to the drone.

Fun Flight Attitudes

Several unique flight modes are possible and are easy to control with the integrated 6-axis gyros.

Tilt-Rotor Design and Landing Gear

Dual servos steer the front rotors on this one-of-a-kind Tricopter. It also has a unique fuselage with a high-visibility color scheme for easy orientation while flying line-of-sight. Mounted wheels allow for the tri-copter to taxi on the ground and perform smooth landings and impressive touch-and-goes.

On-Board FPV Camera

The front mounted FPV camera allows pilots to experience flight as if they were in the cockpit*. The camera is paired with a 600mW 5.8GHz video transmitter that allows for video footage to be transmitted to the pilot. Power output, channels, and bands can be adjusted remotely via a gtrans LUA Script on FrSky radio systems.

*Note: 5.8GHz Video Receivers/Monitors/Goggles are sold separately, but are not required for flight. These are an optional add-on to enhance the flight experience.

Light-Weight and Long Flight Times

Extremely efficient and lightweight design gives this multirotor and impressive flight time of around 9-14 minutes with a 1300mah 3s Lipo battery (sold separately).

Needed to Complete:

• 11.1V/14.8V 800 – 1300mAh Li-Battery
• LiPo Compatible Battery Charger
• FPV Headset or Groundstation Monitor