Blade - 350 QX3 AP
PHOTOS
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SPECIFICATIONS
| Frequency: | 2.4 GHz DSMX |
| Channels: | N/A |
| Flight Time: | 10-15 minutes |
| Transmit Distance: | Approx 300 feet |
| Battery Type: | 3S 11.1V 3000mAh 30C LiPo |
| Charging Time: | 60 minutes |
| Camera: | 16MP Still - 1080p 60fps Video |
| Additional Batteries: | 4 AA (Included) |
| Video Capable: | Yes, 3 Axis Gimbal |
| Storage: | 8GB MicroSD |
| Length: | 18.3" |
| Width: | 18.3" |
| Height: | 7.5" |
| Weight: | 2.1 lbs |
| LEDs: | Yes |
| First-Person View: | Yes |
| Release Date: | 2014-12-10 |
| Owners Manual: | Download |
DESCRIPTION
What makes the Blade 350 QX3 such a great camera platform? Advanced SAFE (Sensor Assisted Flight Envelope) technology. Using this technology, the Blade 350 QX3 gives you two flight modes that have been specially programmed for capturing aerial video and images. Both feature self-leveling and use GPS and altitude sensors to precisely hold position in a hover. SAFE technology will even land the aircraft for you if you activate the Return Home function.
As an added safety feature, the Blade 350 QX3 operates within geo-referenced flight boundaries that you define. Out of the box, its boundaries are set at 328 feet from and 164 feet above the point where the motors were started. You can adjust these boundaries using the included programmer.
The Return Home safety feature can be activated at any time with the flip of a switch. When activated, the Blade 350 QX3 will automatically fly itself back to the place its motors were first started and land without any help from the pilot.
As an added safety feature, the Blade 350 QX3 operates within geo-referenced flight boundaries that you define. Out of the box, its boundaries are set at 328 feet from and 164 feet above the point where the motors were started. You can adjust these boundaries using the included programmer.
The Return Home safety feature can be activated at any time with the flip of a switch. When activated, the Blade 350 QX3 will automatically fly itself back to the place its motors were first started and land without any help from the pilot.
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