Quite possibly a truly revolutionary quadcopter, it boasts a transmission range of ten kilometers, speeds of up to 140 kilometers per hour, acceleration from “zero to a hundred” in two seconds or 4K video resolution. Compared to existing drones from a similar category, these are excellent parameters. Perhaps except for the battery life, which should allow up to twenty minutes of flight on a single charge. However, endurance depends on the way you fly.
The pilot does not control the novelty through eye contact with the drone or by looking at the mobile device connected to the controller. The drone falls into the FPV (first person view) category, so the user pilots through an image transmitted to special glasses by a drone camera. The pilot sees the same as the drone, and can react better and faster. For example, in the Czech Republic, this is a problem because the pilot must still maintain eye contact with the drone by law.
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The glasses offer a very interesting novelty, the audience mode. Up to eight glasses can be purchased for the model, the piece will cost about thirteen thousand in the Czech Republic. While the pilot uses goggles to control the drone, another eight dizzy non-suffering observers can put on the goggles and enjoy the views from above.
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Like most drones with a price tag of over ten thousand, the FPV model offers almost perfect stabilization of videos and photos, which is to minimize blur. Many users will also appreciate the “emergency brake” function in case of sudden problems during the flight, which can be useful at speeds of up to 140 kilometers. The “brake” stops and stabilizes the drone.
In normal mode, the drone automatically decelerates in front of obstacles. It also has the usual function of automatic return home, ie to a predetermined point, usually the place of take-off.
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