See what the drone sees — in real time, from wherever you fly it.
Most people buying their first serious drone want two things: reliable real-time footage and a build that doesn't fold on impact. This quadcopter delivers both. With a compact 210mm frame, real-time transmission capability, and a 1.025kg build that's solid without being unwieldy, it's designed for aerial photography, landscape exploration, and getting shots that simply aren't possible from the ground.
Whether you're mapping a property, filming backcountry terrain, or just pushing your limits as a pilot, this is a machine built to keep up.
Features
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Real-time FPV transmission — see exactly what the drone sees as it flies; frame shots precisely and navigate with confidence
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Compact 210mm frame — manoeuvrable and portable without sacrificing stability
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Precision quadrotor design — four-motor configuration delivers stable, responsive flight in varied conditions
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1.025kg total weight — substantial enough for stable outdoor flight, light enough for easy transport
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Aerial survey capable — suitable for property inspection, landscape photography, and exploration footage
Specifications
| Frame size |
210mm |
| Height |
110mm |
| Width |
100mm |
| Weight |
1.025kg |
| Transmission |
Real-time FPV |
| Configuration |
Quadrotor (4-motor) |
| Country of origin |
Imported |
Perfect For
- Aerial photography and landscape videography
- Property and land inspection
- Backcountry and wilderness exploration footage
- FPV flying and skill development
- Outdoor adventure documentation
Why Choose This Drone
Real-time transmission changes how you fly — instead of guessing what the camera sees, you're looking through it. The 210mm frame keeps it agile without losing the stability you need for usable footage. At 1.025kg it sits in the sweet spot: substantial enough to handle outdoor conditions, compact enough to take anywhere.
Add to cart now — free tracked shipping to NZ, AU, USA and CA.
Note: Check your local Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) drone regulations before flying. In New Zealand, drones over 250g require registration with the CAA.