Q-DM6 Quadcopter Drone with 1080p HD Camera & WiFi FPV

The Q-DM6 is a beginner-friendly WiFi FPV quadcopter designed for easy operation and aerial photography. It features a Full HD 1920 × 1080p camera with 6-axis gyroscope stabilization, allowing users to view a live video feed from the drone through a compatible smartphone app.

The drone includes convenient one-key controls for take-off, landing and return, while the barometer altitude-hold system helps maintain a more stable flying height. The smartphone app also supports a predetermined flight-path feature, allowing users to draw a route for the drone to follow.

Powered by a 3.7V 750mAh Li-Poly battery, the Q-DM6 provides approximately 10-12 minutes of flight time per charge, with a charging time of approximately 2 hours.

• 1080p Full HD camera for aerial photography and video
• 6-axis gyroscope image stabilization
• Real-time WiFi FPV live video transmission
• 2.4GHz WiFi connectivity
• One-key take-off and landing
• One-key return-to-home function
• Barometer altitude hold for more stable flight
• Smartphone app support
• Predetermined flight-path function through the phone app
• Beginner-friendly quadcopter design
• 10-12 minutes flight time per full charge
• Lightweight rechargeable 3.7V 750mAh Li-Poly battery
• Black colour
• Suitable for beginners and recreational aerial photography

What's in the box
1 x quadcopter drone
1 x removable camera with gyroscope
1 x remote control
1 x phone clip
1 x USB charger
4 x spare propeller blades
4 x Bumper
2 x Landing Skid
1 x Spare Screws and Screwdrivers
1 x User manual
1 x 24 months warranty

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/