Friday, August 25, 2017

USA news on Youtube Aug 25 2017

Hi nice to see you again, today we're going to take a look at the Drocon

Traveler, this is a lightweight drone and you can see it comes preassembled with

the blade guards on they're quite flexible in case of a crash it's also

got a safety sticker just to let you know how to pair this, which is quite

nice. This back section is for the large battery that will need charging before

you use it and that comes in a box of bits along with the little feet that

you're gonna have to attach the camera, that's a 720p Wi-Fi camera, that you'll

be able to record to, some replacement rotor blades just in case you have an

accident, a mini bag of bits inside the box of bits and that's got a charging,

cable micro SD card, and there's the remote control as well which comes

handily pre labelled up just to give you an idea so you have to mess around with

manual, it's quite a nice remote doesn't take long to pair it with the main unit

and it's actually quite easy to use. Before you actually go flying you'll

need to attach the little legs and they come with screws pre-fitted you also

need to pop the micro SD card in the camera and pop the camera on, that's a

tool less fitting that just slides onto the bottom, you'll need to attach the USB

cable and also download the app to your mobile and you can get a real-time video

feed straight to your phone. You'll need to charge the main battery up before you

go flying, it's got a special adapter but on the other end is just a standard USB

it took a couple of hours to charge but I would say it would give about 15

minutes or so 10 to 15 minutes and that's including recording.

The controller itself has four double A batteries that you need to pop in the

back note there's a couple of buttons just on the back as well they're all

explained in the manual and there's this very cool pop-out section which is where

you can place your mobile phones so this tucks away when not in use and you just

pull it out and you see this a little bit springy and that's where you can

place your phone and then you can see the image directly from the camera when

it's in flight. When you want to get the images you can either pull them straight

off to your phone or use this micro SD card adapter. Having reviewed a number of

these I'm really impressed actually this has got a one touch take off button and

it's pretty stable as well, so the camera footage is in

for us at the moment, you can see I'm actually keeping quite good control

normally in these review videos you'd see me crashes at least once but

actually I managed not to crash this that's all, it's actually quite a steady

platform. There's no gimbal on the camera so the

camera itself is a little bit jerky if we just switch over to the cameras the

main view you'll see what I mean going left and right you get kind of a steady

image but actually it really shows when you're tilting it around there's a lot

of movement there. The drone itself has lights: green and red, green at the

front the red at the back so you know which way it is pointing.

Overall I found this to be a very easy to control drone I even was brave enough

to take it up to some height although you can see in the wind I was having to

correct for little gusts of wind cause it's a very light drone but you if you

are very brave on a nice calm day you might be able to take that up even

further and the one-touch take off also helps land it so you can see it's

touching down now bit of a bumpy landing but otherwise it was ok. The screen works

really well so here's the button just to demonstrate that one switch take off

press the button and away it goes it's fairly noisy little drone and I was a

bit disappointed because on the main Amazon page it says it's got optical

anti shake function but as you can see that optical and shake function doesn't

really do much compared to a gimbal so if you're looking for something like the

DJI Spark's level of quality you're not going to get that with this, but it's a

good little starts drone and it's so stable you can see here I don't even

need to hold on to the controls it will keep itself in about the same kind of

position that you would hope unless there's a big gust of wind.

Overall then I'd say this is the easiest drone I've flown to date it's not a dirt cheap

drone but neither is it the kind of DJI expensive drone level and so if you're

just looking to get into drone flying having a little bit of fun messing

around with a bit of camera footage then this is definitely one to consider. I'll

put a link in the description below if you want to check the drone out I hope

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