Quadcopter Drone $90 ($80 for US customers, click on US warehouse to get price ) & Camera $68. 1080p aerial video from a Mobius camera attached to a WLToys V262 quadcopter.http://www.banggood.com/WLtoys-V262-Cyclone-2_4G-4CH-6-Axis-RC-Quadcopter-With-Camera-RTF-p-77720.html?p=RB0922217402201307U3
Mobius http://www.banggood.com/Mobius-Full-HD-Sports-Camera-1080P-30FPS-720P-60FPS-Pocket-Camcorder-p-90648.html?p=RB0922217402201307U3,
Compare the cost to that of a DJI Phantom and GoPro. If you’re a beginner, I highly recommend that you start here before you considering purchasing, and possibly damaging/losing, higher end equipment. The little Mobius camera definitely does provide very high quality video in a small package. It’s low cost (~$68) makes it perfect for high-risk applications such as aerial video as seen here. The WL262 quadcopter drone (~$80) is relatively easy to fly, and is big enough to carry most newer lightweight cameras. And it flies very well as seen here.
New to quadcopters? Then please visit http://quadcopter101.blogspot.com. A great source for what you’ll need to know.
the camera is nice
Wow, You’ve really gotten your moneys worth with you V262, jejej. That things has a lot of miles. jajaja. NICE!!!
How many motors have your replaced on you V262 In Total?
Excellent recovery. Well done, you could have easily ended up in the drink!
I am glad you got it back down without crashing. I have had a v262 since mid summer and it gave me nothing but trouble. After several motor failures where they came apart and caused it to crash I have been working on an upgrade package that will allow me to use 370 motors. I made my own motor controllers and I am in the process of putting the rest of it together. I will be posting videos soon.
The joy, from an absolute beginners perspective, of choosing a quad, as I am trying to do. The Cheerson looks great, but reviews suggest it fails too often and is fragile. Ditto machines with brushed motors. All I want is a quad which doesn’t cost a fortune, will fly for around 10 minutes or so per battery, and will grow with me should I choose to add a camera, but without having to remortgage my house. Is there such a beast? If there is, I can’t find it.
I’m generally not as fortunate with a motor failure on the V262. That’s pretty much sidelined this quad for me. For far and fast flights plus video, I have the Cheerson CX 20 which is not a problem once you’ve learned to time the flight. I’m seriously thinking of the Blade 200 QX as my smaller quad for possibly around the house and some stunt flying at the RC club. That and the cost of the Spektrum DX6i transmitter will place me in the same money or a little more than the Cheerson.. Shush, don’t tell the wife. 😉
Thank goodness you didn’t end up in the drink. . . . .water and electronics usually don’t make good bed-fellows!!
Nice recovery under less than ideal conditions.
I’m glad you made a safe landing, that isn’t a good place to be if a motor goes. As much as I enjoy flying/learning with my V262s, in the back of my mine is the thought of a sudden motor failure. Mine, fortunately, have happen over grass.