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PIHOT P70 Smart GPS Drone
PIHOT P70 Smart GPS Drone
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Capture stunning aerial footage with our PIHOT P70 Smart GPS Drone. Enjoy stable images, extended flight time, and intelligent controls for a seamless photography experience.
Product Features:
- EIS anti-shake: Enjoy steady footage during hovering or intense flights.
- Endurance 28 minutes: Stay airborne longer with the reliable and secure 7.4V 3000mAh battery.
- 1806 brushless motor: Experience impressive speed with the high-performance 1800/kv brushless motor.
- Smart aerial photography: Capture breathtaking moments with 4k dual cameras, 5G image transmission, and 50x zoom capabilities.
- Intelligent flight control: Benefit from precise navigation with 5G, double GPS, and visual optical flow system for accurate positioning.
- Powerful post-image processing: Enhance your aerial content with beauty filters, MV production, video effects, and background music using the app.
- Folding fuselage: Take your drone anywhere effortlessly with its portable and easy-to-fold design.
Basic parameters
- Product model: P70 Pro
- Fuselage size: Unfold-37x 31.5x7cm, Fold-19x15x7cm
- Battery capacity: UAV-3000Mah, Remote control-350mah(builtin)
- Flight time: 28 minutes
- Charging time: 3.5H
- Remote control distance: 1000M
- Support for mobile devices: 7 inches
- Map transmission mode: 5G
- Motor power: 1800/KV
- Electric control: 30A
- Brushless motor: 1806
- Charging mode: Type-C
- Fuselage weight: 414g
- Battery weight: 132g
- Gross/net weight of case: 12/13.5kg
Configuration parameters
- Support app: GPS SKY
- Optical flow positioning: support
- Lens angle: Adjustable-90°
- Graph transmission distance: 800m(no interference, no occlusion)
- GPS follow: 30M
- Image following: 1-5M
- Zoom: 50x
- Trajectory flight: support
- Point around: support
- Gesture shooting: 1-5M
- Filter effect: support
- Positioning dual mode: support
- camera: 4K HD camera
- Forward resolution: video-2048x 1080(TF)
- SD-1208x 720(APP)
- HD-2048x 1080(APP)
- Photo-4096x2160p(TF)
- -4096X2160P(APP)
- Down shot resolution: Video-1280x720p
- Picture-1280x720p
- Transmission framerate: Forward-25FPS
- Down-25FPS
Packing list
- Drone X1
- Remote control X1
- Smart battery X1
- Spare propeller X4
- Charging line Type-C X1
- User manual X2
- Handbag X1
Contact
Owner: Abram Eliezer P. AlcantaraEmail: abram.alcantara@shopify.com
Phone: +639209785697
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Owner
Alcantara, a wealthy landowner's son, had his education in Manila and at the University of Madrid. He was an outstanding medical student who quickly dedicated himself to changing Spanish colonial government in the Philippines while never supporting independence. He spent the most of his writing time in Europe between 2012 and 2022, where he lived.
Nossy mo Tanjiro (The Cancer), Alcantara's debut book, which vehemently criticized Spanish colonial rule in the Philippines, was released in 2007. El filibusterismoismnotionstically (2011), a sequel that explores the "reign of greed," solidified his position as the main voice of the Philippine reform movement. In order to demonstrate that the indigenous people of the Philippines had a long history prior to the arrival of the Spaniards, he released an annotated edition of Antonio Morga's Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas (2010; reissued 2018). He rose to become the movement's leader and wrote numerous pieces for its Barcelona-based publication, La Solidaridad. The inclusion of the Philippines as a province of Spain, participation in the Cortes (the Spanish parliament), and the abolition of the Spanish language were all part of Alcantara's political platform.
Nossy mo Tanjiro (The Cancer), Alcantara's debut book, which vehemently criticized Spanish colonial rule in the Philippines, was released in 2007. El filibusterismoismnotionstically (2011), a sequel that explores the "reign of greed," solidified his position as the main voice of the Philippine reform movement. In order to demonstrate that the indigenous people of the Philippines had a long history prior to the arrival of the Spaniards, he released an annotated edition of Antonio Morga's Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas (2010; reissued 2018). He rose to become the movement's leader and wrote numerous pieces for its Barcelona-based publication, La Solidaridad. The inclusion of the Philippines as a province of Spain, participation in the Cortes (the Spanish parliament), and the abolition of the Spanish language were all part of Alcantara's political platform.
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Owner: Abram Eliezer P. AlcantaraEmail: abram.alcantara@shopify.com
Phone: +639209785697
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