Looks interesting, maybe the first "toy" rtf UAVUAS/RPAS/DRONE from china with real autopilot.
I was told this will be ready this summer.
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Looks interesting, maybe the first "toy" rtf UAVUAS/RPAS/DRONE from china with real autopilot.
I was told this will be ready this summer.
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Interesting, how will they get useful endurance?
Gary, my prediction is that in we'll have small palm-sized planes and quads, all integrated with video downlink, and autopilots. As with all things technology, downsizing is the trend. That Ladybird, which Chris posted about last week, is a good start. All it needs is an integrated camera system, and a controller like these planes have.
Anybody care to predict what this space will look like in five years time??
That looks like a flipping neat setup to me, love the easy to replace expose servos. This is only version one imagine what version 10 will be like.
One nice thing is that they've integrated the video receiver and an LCD monitor into the transmitter.
Given that the FPV version with the same transmitter/video screen is just $370, I predict that the autopilot version will be around $500.
The elevon control rods are long, and those rod supports look like their going to be flimsy. Maybe they should have move the servos back to the tail. Interesting camera mount, but looks like something custom made for an expensive camera that they are selling.
When I saw the picture I thought it was going to be a little hand-size plane with everything included. That would have been nice.
Looks pretty neat, I bet its not going to be cheap.
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