Axisflying MANTA 30 3-Inch FPV Drone O4 Lite VTX Long Flight Agile Freestyle

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Manta 30: a three-inch aircraft built around digital video

The Manta 30 combines three-inch propellers, a 160 mm wheelbase and an O4 video installation in a compact freestyle quad. It suits a pilot looking for a smaller open-prop aircraft with onboard digital video, rather than a ducted cinewhoop. Its enclosed centre section and short arms give the aircraft a noticeably different layout from the larger Manta models.

Axisflying calls this product's video option O4 Lite in its product title and DJI O4 Air Unit in the specification. Here those terms refer to the standard O4 version offered for the Manta 30, not an O4 Pro upgrade. The order should retain the full air-unit name.

Manta 30 rear three-quarter view with red propellers and central side covers

Read the centre section

The Argus F745 AIO combines the control electronics in the compact equipment bay. The listed gyro is ICM-42688-P, and the documented motor configuration is C204-2650KV. These details belong to the Manta 30 configuration; they should not be substituted with components from a Manta 3.6 or five-inch build simply because the frames share a family name.

The side covers are useful for understanding access and cable space, but they do not establish a waterproof rating. After dusty or damp use, inspect and maintain the aircraft according to its supplied documentation before storing it.

3-inchPropeller class

160 mmListed wheelbase

6SDocumented battery configuration

Keep the battery choice proportionate

The product configuration recommends a 6S 650–850 mAh pack and uses an XT60 connection. Capacity is only part of the fit: check the battery's dimensions, mass and strap clearance too. A pack can have the expected connector yet be a poor physical match for a small top deck.

Flight time depends on that battery, propeller choice, the condition of the aircraft and how it is flown. Adding a separate camera also changes the mass. Do not read a bare-aircraft weight or an advertised long-flight description as a guaranteed takeoff weight or number of minutes.