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Draganfly
Tech Blog —
... The Draganfly X6 UAV features a "triple-tipped carbon fiber body with two carbon rotors on each end -- allows it to move in all directions rapidly." Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.
The battery can be charged in 30 minutes, yet can supply the device with 450 watts of power, which allows the machine to climb 23 feet per second, turn 90 degrees in the same time or do fly-bys at 30 MPH.
[via Gizmodo]
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Draganfly X6 UAV is one impressive heli cam
SlashGear —
... camera, night vision camera, thermal imaging camera or low light camera. That’s a lot of options! A GPS is also included, which places the information gathered on the LCD on the remote control.
The X6 can stay in the air even if one of its 6 motors fails. With just a 30 minute battery charge time, this heli camera can run on 450 watts and soar 23 feet a second. Oh, and it can travel up to 30 MPH. I’d say this one’s impressive, wouldn’t you?
[via Gizmodo] ...
Draganflyer X6 - R/C Helicopter with Camera
GeekAlerts —
... X6 is small enough to fly indoors where other full-size helicopters or airplanes can’t, yet is large enough to fly outdoors in winds up to 30km/h (18mph).
The Draganflyer X6 helicopter uses 11 sensors and thousands of lines of code to self-stabilize during flight. This means the Draganflyer X6 is easier to fly than any other helicopter in its class.
More photos, videos and information about the Draganflyer X6 at draganfly.com.
(Via Gizmodo) ...
Draganfly X6 remote controlled spy chopper with GPS
T3.com All —
... can fly even if one of its six engines fails. And if that should happen, it will automatically make its way to the earth safely in order to protect your gear. The engines are also powerful enough to withstand a decent 18 mph crosswind. Charging takes about 30 minutes and you'll get a maximum flight time of 25 minutes from that, as long as you're not performing too many aerial stunt displays. The whole gadget even folds up to fit inside a small 68cm carry tube. Draganfly (via Gizmodo ) advertisement
