TacRight RC Drone - Folding 1080p Camera
TacRight RC Drone - Folding 1080p Camera
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Folds to the size of a paperback. Flies for twenty minutes.
A four-channel folding quadcopter with dual 1080p cameras, altitude hold and a six-axis gyro. Arms tuck in to 12 x 7.7 x 5.5 cm for the case, open out to 27.5 x 25 cm to fly. 94.8 g with the battery in.
The reason most cheap drones end up in a cupboard is that they will not sit still. This one holds altitude on its own, so you can take your thumbs off the sticks and actually look at what the camera is seeing. Headless mode means you do not have to work out which way the nose is pointing before you take off, and one-button return brings it back if you lose track of it.
What you're getting
Altitude hold, so it stays put
A six-axis gyro plus altitude hold keeps it hovering at the height you left it. That is the difference between filming something and chasing the drone around a field.
Dual 1080p cameras
Two 1080p HD cameras with a wide-angle lens. Photos and video stream live to your phone over the drone's own 2.4GHz WiFi, so you frame the shot on the screen rather than guessing.
Your phone is the viewfinder
Clamp the phone into the transmitter, connect to the app, and you get a live feed, gesture-triggered photos, and trajectory mode where you draw a route on the screen and it flies it.
Folds into the case it comes in
The four arms hinge in against the body. Folded it is 12 x 7.7 x 5.5 cm, which is small enough that the carry case fits in a daypack rather than needing its own bag.
Sixteen to twenty minutes per battery
One 3.7V 1600mAh pack is included and takes 60 to 70 minutes to charge. Control range is 80 to 100 m, and one-button return home brings it back to you rather than to wherever it drifted.
Specifications
| Model | V4 folding quadcopter |
|---|---|
| Channels | 4 channel, 6-axis gyro |
| Camera | Dual 1080p HD, wide angle |
| Frequency | 2.4GHz |
| Flight time | 16 to 20 minutes |
| Charge time | 60 to 70 minutes |
| Battery | 3.7V 1600mAh lithium, included |
| Transmitter power | 3 x AA, not included |
| Control range | 80 to 100 m |
| Weight | 94.8 g with battery |
| Size unfolded | 27.5 x 25 x 5 cm |
| Size folded | 12 x 7.7 x 5.5 cm |
| Body | High-strength engineering plastic |
| Colour | Black |
| Modes | Altitude hold, headless, trajectory flight, gesture photo, one-key return, 3 speeds, LED lights, WiFi FPV |
| In the box | Drone, transmitter, battery, USB cable, carry case, 4 spare blades, screwdriver, manual |
| Age | 14 and up |
| Price | $99.99, one-time |
Where it earns its keep
- Learning to fly without writing off a expensive airframe on the first afternoon
- Aerial shots of a campsite, a property or a job site
- Filming a hike or a ride from above with the phone as the monitor
- Keeping a teenager occupied for a whole weekend
- Throwing in a pack for a trip where you might want a bird's eye view
Questions
Do I need to register it?
At 94.8 g it sits well under the 250 g mark where recreational drone registration starts in the US, but rules change and they differ by country and by whether you are flying recreationally. Check the current requirements with your own aviation authority before you fly.
Does it come with more than one battery?
One 3.7V 1600mAh pack is included. Some supplier photography shows two; the packing list says one, so plan on one and around 16 to 20 minutes of air time per charge.
How far can it go?
The transmitter is rated 80 to 100 m. Keep it inside your own line of sight regardless of what the radio can do, which is both the sensible way to fly it and what the rules generally require.
What if it arrives damaged?
Get in touch. You are covered by our 90-day money-back guarantee, and spare blades and a screwdriver are already in the box for the ordinary knocks.
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$99.99One-time · no subscription Add to cartFlight time, charge time and control range are manufacturer figures measured in ideal conditions; wind, cold and payload all cut them. Drone rules vary by country and by locality, and they change - it is on the pilot to know the current rules for where they are flying, including any registration, altitude, airspace and line-of-sight requirements. Not a toy for children under 14. Camera resolution is the manufacturer's stated figure.
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