Aerbes AB-F705 High Performance Foldable Drone

2.4ghz 4ch wide-angle Wi-Fi 4k HD dual optical flow camera R/C quadcopter drone.
With optical flow and dual camera the drone hovers much more stable and the optical flow camera can also be used to take photos and record video, to get a unique downward view.

Features
-4k HD pixel camera allows you to take great photos effortlessly.
-6 axis gyroscope calibration function.
-Real-time Wi-Fi streaming and controlling phone that can capture photos and record videos.
-Built-in barometer with altitude hold function that provides stable flight.
-Large Capacity 1000mah rechargeable battery for up to 10 minutes.
-Specifications:
-Model: AB-F705
-Optional Type: Wi-Fi
-Dual 4k Optical Stream Camera Photo Resolution (Front Camera) 4096x3072p
-Recording Resolution (Front Camera) 2048x1080p
-Photo Resolution (Lower Camera) 1280x720p
-Video resolution (Lowest camera) 1280x720p
-Material: ABS + Electronic components
-Color : white, black
-Channel: CH 4
-Battery: 3.7v 1000mah
-Remote control Battery: 2 x 1.5v AAA battery (not included)
-Battery life charging : Approx. 80 minutes
-Signal : 2.4Ghz
-Figure distance : Approx. 80 meters
-Remote control Distance : Approx. 100 meters
-Camera : 4k wide angle camera
-Function: folding, one key start/landing, hold attitude , optical flow, double camera, wi-fi connect, app control, palm control (aircraft rise and fall), smart portrait Follow recognition, real-time transmission, photo gesture, gesture video, flight path, 3D rollover stunt.

Package Weight: 570g

Package Dimension: 22cm x 9cm x 28cm

Disclaimer
This remotely piloted aircraft is sold on the basis that it will be used for private use only and not for commercial use. Commercial use of a remotely piloted aircraft is subject to registration with the South African Civil Aviation Authority. The operator of this aircraft must at all times observe statutory requirements relating to use, liability, privacy and other applicable law. For more information regarding the use of remotely piloted aircraft systems please visit the South African Civil Aviation Authority website: http://www.caa.co.za/