A finished four-rotor quadcopter with a fixed built-in camera. Diameter 290 mm, weight 88 grams, three speed settings and a range of thirty meters. Charging over USB, and it flies straight out of the box.
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This machine is not built. Out of the box comes a finished four-rotor platform 290 millimeters in diameter and 100 millimeters high, weighing only 88 grams. Thanks to the low weight it can be maneuvered even in a room where a heavier machine would do damage. The camera sits fixed in the lower part of the body and films whatever you are flying over.
Power comes from a rechargeable lithium-polymer cell of 3.7 volts, which is filled with the enclosed charger with a USB connector. One charge takes roughly an hour and lasts for five to seven minutes in the air, which matches the usual standard for machines of this size. The transmitter calls for four AA cells of 1.5 volts and you will not find those in the package, so count on them in advance.
The controls offer three levels of sensitivity. The lowest keeps the responses gentle and forgives rougher movements of the stick, while the highest opens up brisker flights and sharper turns. The signal range is thirty meters, so the model stays in sight and does not get into places from which it could not be safely brought back to the pilot.
The recommended age is twelve years and up. Small parts are included, so the product does not belong in the hands of children under three years. For the first flights choose calm weather and an open area with no trees or wires. As soon as the pilot gets used to how the rotors behave in the air, they can move to a higher speed setting and start trying shots from above.
Naši poradci a znalci sortimentu jsou připraveni odpovídat na Vaše dotazy (Po–Pá, 8–18 hod).
Zeptejte se na co potřebujete, odpovíme co nejdříve.
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