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The wing configuration is that of a glider, like the U-2. Can stay up a long time on minimal engine power and reach considerable altitude. I would imagine that gliding would stretch the flight time too. There had to be a quadcopter up as well to get the round about views in flight.

Just a tad! I imagine it with a fuel based engine, staying up longer and going higher. Pretty nice though, assuming it's electric.

Cool, great video!

Wafflejock, I concur!

Wafflejock, I concur!

Duh!

What then is your question? Are you trying to determine the time from launch to landing on a battery? One good way to figure that out would be to fully charge the battery and fly the drone close by until the power runs out. Time that period. You would have a ballpark feel. Remember however there...

That's the Humpty Dumpty of buying drones. Some include all you need and some don't.

Go to Amazon.com. The following link will help: https://www.amazon.com/otg-cable/s?k=otg+cable I always check Amazon before asking here. It saves time waiting.

You got this at Goodwill? A lot of people donate things to Goodwill that DON'T work right anymore or don't work at all. You have one "tired" old battery too. Sounds like the former. Try getting a new battery for it. Research the model online. If, when you get the new battery, it still acts up...

Yup!

Yup!

OK, so what do you want us to do, other than look at the site?

Don't see many other ( [hic] none) comments to this string. Wonder why that is?

What's with all the Little Mermaid stuff? I thought all of our drones were Quadcopters, as the name of our Forum expressly implies!

With the fin structure and the vertical stripes, they look like Perch.

Looks like the propellers are on backwards. You're getting downward thrust, when you should be getting upward thrust. Check to make sure that the propellers are on the right motors. Propellers have different pitches for each motor. If you don't have the manual, check on the internet for your...

Seemed more of a lesson in a movie camera than blowing the hell out of a $700.00 drone. That's an expensive clay pigeon.

We need to design an interceptor for bad drones! One we can guide remotely with an R/C Transmitter. Any ideas?

Yes, that's the one I had (or still have somewhere). For knowing the distance from the launcher, we estimated 100 yards (300 feet) and extrapolated from there. Of course, I was 15 to 20 years old building and flying Estes and Century Model Rockets. I was a member of a Model Rocketry Club called...