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Turnigy Micro Quad V3

This plug-and-fly machine looks like the ideal platform for a micro First-Person View system! (Racing, anyone?) With a powerful power system and fully programmable control board, the sky’s the limit with this micro quad (which, by the way, can easily be transformed into an octocopter!). Here’s the full press release from Turnigy: This tiny yet brilliantly designed […]

Drone films amazing footage of Auschwitz

The BBC posted this moving — even hauntingly beautiful in its own way — footage of the Auschwitz concentration camp as it appears today, some 70 years later. Beyond the historical significance, this footage gives us a look into how multirotor aerial video platforms are giving audiences spectacular and unprecedented visual access to landmark sites. […]

Turnigy SK450 Quadcopter

Introducing the Turnigy SK450 quad copter powered by Multistar. Turnigy set out to make a great value, easy to use, ready to fly quad copter without compromise. The result is a quad copter using all top tier components and proven performance. Turnigy started with the popular SK450 frame known for its durability, then added some […]

Quadcopter White House Crash!

An early morning quadcopter crash leaves security scrambling at the White House. Was it an Amazon delivery taking a wrong turn? Or maybe someone taking their first time at the controls and they got a little distracted. Read the account by Associated Press writer Joan Lowy below. WASHINGTON (AP) — A small drone flying at […]

UAVSA at White House Drone Meeting

On January 27rd, the UAVSA and The Tesla Foundation participated with Lisa Ellman of McKenna Long & Aldridge – Legal Advisor to the UAVSA, Professor Raja Sengupta of UC Berkeley, and Andreas Muller of the California Governor’s Office at the White House with the FAA to discuss the FAA’s proposed rulemaking on Operation and Certification of […]

Skyzone 3D FPV Goggles

Looking for a new set of goggles? These might be just the ticket! Here’s the full press release from Skyzone: Skyzone has designed their new 3D goggles from the ground up, so no compromises were made. The High resolution widescreen matched with a 30 degree field of view puts you in the cockpit, the new […]

Multirotors and hot air balloons share the skies! Up, Up and Away!

Rotordrones have upended the world of model aviation and show enormous potential in professional fields that are as diverse as film and television production to scientific research — but can they safely share the sky with full-size pilots and aircraft? In many ways, hot air balloons and rotordrones are polar opposites: one being the oldest […]

Drone On-Board Cameras – What to look for

What to look for in on-board cameras by John Reid Now that you have your drone and have mastered flying it, what’s next? Logically, the next step for most people is to mount a camera on their drone. While this seems like it would be an easy thing to do, you will soon find there […]

On Location: An inside look at photographing landmarks

First-Person View (FPV) flying is fun, but flying over a unique location can be a once-in-a-lifetime experience, documented with high-definition video that you can share with the world on YouTube and other social media sites. It’s also an amazing rush, and an experience I’ve been fortunate to have on several occasions as part of the […]

DJI Phantom over Niagara Falls, great video

We all know the place and we all know what it looks like, but this new perspective that drones offer really give you a feel for how truly awe-inspiring this natural wonder is. Thanks to Questpact for sharing on Youtube. Enjoy. This video was taken from an Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) operating in US and […]