This is a tutorial video detailing flying tips on how to turn a quadcopter. Banked turns, sideslip rudder turns, and turn tightening with pitch control are discussed. For this video, I used the very nimble WLToys V212 6 axis quadcopter. Great for beginners and advanced flyers alike. http://www.banggood.com/Wholesale-WLtoys-V949-Upgrade-V212-2_4G-6-Axis-RC-Quadcopter-RTF-Mode-2-p-68517.html?p=RB0922217402201307U3 The V212 is one of the best quadcopters for beginners to learn outdoor flying.
Six axis stabilization allows automatic sensing of uncommanded sideslip and dropping.
At CES 2015, we check out the Ora X4 Pro, a ready-to-fly quadcopter with optional gimbaled camera. Ora is made by Hubsan, who we're familiar with as the makers of our favorite entry-level nano quads. The Ora tries to stand out from other RTF quads with a large transmitter (with built-in FPV display) and a parachuting mechanism.
This video was shot with a Sony PXW-X70 camera, which we're testing.
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The ultra micro Blade Nano QX 3D quadcopter breaks the barriers of maneuverability by making high-speed flips, hair-pin turns and inverted flight simple to perform.