In this episode, the Roswell Flight Test Crew hears from Shawn Spiker at Hitech (/) about his company's brand new entry into the multirotor segment: the Q-Cop 450. Selling for $699, the Q-Cop incorporates a full set of GPS-enabled flight control modes, as well as an integrated camera capable of capturing 1080p HD images and 16-megapixel still images, as well as streaming a live video feed to a smart phone via an integrated Wi-Fi signal booster. It uses a 5,300 mAH cartridge-style LiPo battery capable of delivering 20+ minutes of flying time.
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