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Free Shipping With Tracking Number 100% Satisfaction guaranteed or Your money back Price Match Report Error Remote Control Electronic Shark Style Toy - Black + Blue + Multi-Color Auto-induction Remote Control Flying Ball Toy w/ Music - White R/C 3-Channel Lifelike Caterpillar Toy - Light Green 806 1:16 4-CH R/C Drifting CVT Motorcycle Model w/ Light - Multicolor 6-Channel Five Tires Remote Control 360° Rotation Car Toy - BlackDrone 2.0 Quadricopter Elite Edition (jungle) - Control by Smart Mobile Phone Buy 3+ and Save ColorBlack + CamouflageBrandParrotModelAR Drone 2.0Quantity1 SetSpecificationParrot AR.Drone is a radio controlled flying quadcopter helicopter built by the French company Parrot. The drone is designed to be controlled by mobile or tablet operating systems such as the supported iOS or Android[1] within their respective apps or the unofficial software available for Windows Phone, Samsung BADA and Symbian devices.Packing List1 x AR.
Drone 2.01 x Outdoor hull1 x Indoor hull1 x Charger1 x Battery 1000 mAh Dimensions: 118.11 in x 118.11 in x 39.37 in (300.0 cm x 300.0 cm x 100.0 cm)Weight: 24.69 oz (700 g)Due to package variations from suppliers, the product packaging customers receive may be different from the images displayed. To enable volume discounts on this site, use coupon code: BULKRATE during checkout. You will see a discount applied at the bottom of the shopping cart. Contact us for details. What is Bulk Rate? BulkRate is a semi-wholesale system with items priced separately from retail. When you use bulk rates, a flat $1.70 registered air mail fee will automatically be added to your cart to ensure delivery of package. While BulkRate's intention is to offer cheaper prices when you buy in bulk, because it is priced separately it on occassions show a higher than retail price. That's why we ask you to enter BULKRATE as a coupon code to manually activate the rates. You can always opt not to use the bulk rates.
If you are looking for wholesale prices please feel free to contact us. Looking to get even more? Share your reviews, photos and videos here! See all 1 reviews Post a new topic Please note that DealExtreme Forums are not a sales or product support board. for a guaranteed response. We make every effort to make the quickest replies. Tags of this productDrone 2.0: Your Camera in the Sky Would you spend $300 to be able to take some good quality, low altitude, aerial digital photos and videos of your home, hunting grounds, farm, ranch, hiking trail, shoreline and wherever else (within the law and courtesy) your interests lead you? Then welcome to the brave new world of drone flight, usually four rotors operating in opposite directions diagonally to provide incredible stability and maneuverability. One of the best examples of this at an intermediate level is the Parrot AR. In early 2013 I was browsing a hobby shop after an artsy movie with the wife.
If it is intuitive, why heck yeah, who can't do intuitive?
ar drone parrot ledThe more read, the more intuited.
ar drone las vegas(However, subsequent boxes may be different.) The box intuited me. I needed to get my eyes in the sky with this drone and its camera. What better way to become not only an aerial photographer, but the pilot of a real flying thingie with my body still safely on the ground? After all, the Parrot AR.Drone 2.0 is an immensely stable quadrotor balance of highly sophisticated features and simple intuitive operation. It will not crash unless the operator (I mean, pilot) messes with its safeguards. Or does something stupid, whichever comes first. Naturally the instructions warn about where and how to fly it; e.g., do not buy trouble by snooping on neighbors or otherwise invading other people's airspace or restricted areas.
("Honest, officer, I was just trying to inspect my second-story gutters without climbing on ladders; that causes more senior citizen injuries than anything else!") Unusual for electronics today, the Parrot AR.Drone 2.0 still is first string varsity 18 months later via control updates on line. It is unquestionably one of the most innovative products anywhere. Pardon (French accent), I mean intuitive. Let us clear up some limitations right away. It is restricted primarily by the range of the wireless to which it connects. To control it with your smartphone or tablet, you switch from the wireless you normally use to the ardrone wireless of the drone. The manual says that limits range to about 54 yards (164 feet or 50 meters). If the drone gets out of range or too high, it is designed to descend and hover until the operator comes back within range. It also has an Emergency button to be used sparingly, because it turns off all power and lets the drone plummet to the surface.
Drone 2.0 is supremely adjustable. With the smartphone and tablet controls, you can tailor settings to what make you the most comfortable and proficient. How could you learn to fly the Parrot AR.Drone 2.0 so quickly and intuitively? Consider the specifications, clearly printed on the box in eight languages: The back of the box has a full-color number-coded cutaway of the AR.Drone 2.0, including Fly and Record in HD, HD Video Recording, Robust Structure, The Most Intuitive Way of Flying, Electronic Assistance, Motors, and Includes (main body, indoor protective EPP hull, outdoor aerodynamic hull, fast life battery charger, stickers and target for augmented reality games and double-sided tape for fast repair). On another side is Join the AR.Drone Community with video/photo upload and sharing, flight recorder, geolocation, flight hotspots and achievement badges. With all that, there also is a concise manual inside the box. Nothing else is needed, except a usb flash drive to store photos and video and ideally a second battery (Parrot AR.
Drone 1.0 lithium-ion polymer rechargeable or later compatible battery). Granted, I've been a photographer and computer pilot for a long time with various cameras and flight simulators. A new photographer or total ground pounder would have to study a bit more, or might need more convincing to try aerial photography and drone flying. However, taking it slowly and following the instructions in sequence is not too different from learning to drive a car, and much safer. To fly the AR.Drone 2.0, just download the free application from the Android Google Play or the Apple App Store. I fly mine from either a Samsung smartphone, a Nexus mini tablet, or an Apple iPad, preferring the larger screen on the latter two. When started, like an eager pet, the drone pops up to about three feet high and hovers quietly with a soft whirring sound, waiting for you to fly it as you want. Basically, it is flying by tilting the control device. If the drone gets out of signal range, about half a football field away, it hovers and waits for you to catch up.
However, drones have been caught by high winds at higher altitudes and wafted off, coming down miles away. The most notorious stray was a drone that one night got away from its operator and came down on the White House lawn. Which reminds everyone the most basic caution is never fly your drone where you could lose it or not be able to retrieve it. Depending on your tolerance for inconvenience and cost, that could include over water, high trees, canyons, mountains, animal preserves and anyone else's private property. Flight time is about 12 minutes per charge, which takes about 90 minutes. In crowded Northern Virginia, I fly my AR.Drone 2.0 mostly in my small suburban backyard that includes a smaller crowded woods. Fun to weave the drone between the trees, like walking an aerial dog. Occasionally I take it to a state park. Hunters and other shooters, as well as farmers, ranchers and others in rural areas, can significantly extend their views and perspective with such drones.
However, animals wild and domestic deserve the same consideration as humans. It can be not only rude, but counterproductive to alarm or harass them. On line are clips showing drones in flight being attacked by birds, knocked down and trampled in a bull ring by a fighting bull and swatted down by a chimpanzee with a stick. It should also be noted that smartphone and tablet control smaller screens are not the clearest way to control or view drones. Far better to keep drones in visual range for control, and capture views (videos or photos) on usb to enjoy later on a larger screen. At little cost and risk, video/photo drones probably are the easiest and cheapest way to free your eyes from Earth and obtain aerial documentation, tethered only by invisible wireless. The on-line drone community takes viewers where most could never go. Drone 2.0 photographer-pilots, along with other drone photographer-pilots from all over the world, share photos and videos of their aerial adventures from the arctic to the antarctic, from every continent, over or near many landmarks, most of them featuring viewing angles not otherwise readily accessible.