Udi U28-1 Kestrel RTF - Inverted Flight Quadcopter with FPV HD Camera
Description
- Fully-Assembled Airframe The pre-assembled airframe is both tough and lightweight while designed to protect itself from damage during inevitable minor crashes. The battery slot is located within the body to protect the battery completely during use. Access is easy via the battery cover at the rear to install or replace the battery quickly.
- LED Navigation Lights Colourful Flashing Lights mean you can fly this quadcopter at any time of the day.
- Inverted Flight & Flips This model will flip 180 degrees at the flick of a switch, and will continue to fly upside down! Simply flip the switch back again to revert the quad to its original upright positions.
- Box Contains: 1 x U28 Freelander quadcopter. 1 x Controller. 1 x 3.7V × 2, 300mAh Drone Battery. 1 x USB Charger. 1 x SD Card Reader. 1 x Blades (4pcs/1 set). 1 x Spanner. 11 x User Manual. Required for Use: 4 x 'AA' 1.5V batteries for the transmitter.
- Specification: Camera: 1280 x 720p 30Mbps (Inc.). Flight Time: 5-6 Minutes (Approx). FPV System: (Inc.). Lights: LED (Inc.). Ages: 14+. Weight: 52.8g. Radio System: 2.4GHz (Inc.). Charger: USB (Inc.). Dimensions: 165 x 156 x 64 mm. Electric Motor: 4 x 8520 (Inc.). LiPo: 1S1P 3.7V 500mAh (Inc.). Type: RTF.
The UDI Kestrel U28 is equipped with a 2MP HD camera which lets you take aerial videos and photos. The option to switch between Low, Medium or High speed rates makes it suitable for everyone from beginners to expert drone pilots. Please Note: If you have not flown an RC model before you will need to learn. Flying any model aircraft requires some degree of care and skill, even the simplest 2 or 3 channel. We recommend you read the manufacturers instructions and prepare for your first flight. There are many useful guides to learning to fly RC aircraft and if you are still unsure help will be readily available at your local club. We recommend a range test before you fly. Your model will have a warranty but this will not cover damage to propellers, wings, fuselage, tail or any other part sustained due to pilot error or loss of transmitter signal. In simple terms, if you crash it, you will be responsible for the repair!
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