DJITello Quadcopter with Controller (includes 5 Additional Batteries)
R2,499
About
The DJI Tello Quadcopter is an extremely affordable compact quadcopter drone that features DJI flight stabilisation technology and an MIT-developed Scratch coding system and software development kit to learn the basics of programming while having fun. The Tello features a 5MP camera with an 82.6-degree field of view, electronic image stabilisation, and 720p video recording at 30p.
Users can control the Tello directly via the Tello app, or with a supported Bluetooth remote controller connected to the Tello app (Remote included). Control and video transmission range is up to 100m. DJI flight stabilisation technology and features such as a Vision Positioning System, collision detection, propeller protection, and auto take-off/ landing with failsafe protection makes flying easy and safe.
Product Features
- Smart Interactive Drone
- 720p Videos
- 5MP Photos
- Takeoff and Landing from Your Hand
- Intel Processor
- Programmable via Scratch SDK
- Free Tello App with User-Friendly UI
- Compatible with Bluetooth Controllers
- 6-Month Limited Warranty
Product Specifications
- Bluetooth: Yes
- Frequency Band: 2.4 - 2.4835 GHz
- Battery Capacity: 1100mAh
- Battery Capacity (Watt Hours): 4.18Wh
- Battery Technology: Lithium Polymer (LiPo)
- Battery Voltage: 3.8 V
- Max Flight Distance: 100m
- Max Speed: 8m/s
- Max Flight Time: 13min
- Max Flight Height: 10m
What's in the Box
- 1 x Aircraft
- 4 x Propellers (Pair)
- 1 x Propellers Guards (Set)
- 1 x Batteries + 5 additional batteries
- 1 x Micro USB Cable
- 1 x Propellers Removal Tool
- 1 x Controller
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