Blade Inductrix BNF Ultra Micro EDF Quadcopter Drone with SAFE Unboxing, Maiden Flight, and Review
This video is focused on the new Blade Inductrix BNF Ultra Micro EDF Quadcopter Drone with SAFE Technology. It is an Unboxing, Maiden Flight, and Review featuring Blade's latest Nano Drone release.
In the video I compare it directly against other Nano Quadcopters such as the Cheerson CX-10, Estes Proto-X, and I discuss it compared to the legendary Blade Nano QX.
Pros:
- It is quiet
- A good choice for beginners
- Very smooth flight with the help of SAFE
- Bright lights to make it easier to keep orientation
- Excellent control, so much so that I didn't crash it once!
Cons:
- When LVC hits the quad just drops out of the sky.
Note: This is the same quad being used for the Tiny Whoop FPV drone.
This is how Horizon Hobby describes this RC EDF Drone:
A Fantastic Little Drone! The time has come for Electric Ducted Fans (EDF) to replace the old propeller thrust systems. By design, the cylindrical rotor housings add significant durability and produce less noise when carefully tuned. The Blade® Inductrix™ ultra micro drone is part jet and part quadcopter, with the kind of innovative flight technology that gives a machine you can fly just about anywhere, the performance edge that makes your flight experience more fun.
The Blade® Inductrix™ drone is an ultra micro multirotor machine that can be flown just about anywhere. Four specially tuned EDF rotor systems give this modern quad the appeal of a jet. As a result, performance feels incredibly smooth with far less noise than a conventional propeller rotor system. Durable rotor housings inherently prevent damage whether it’s bumped into walls or falls into the grass. Brilliant LED orientation lights and a sleek body design help keep you going in the right direction. Innovative SAFE® technology with self-leveling makes staying in control easy, even if it’s your first flight ever with a multi-rotor.
I plan to get the Blade Inductrix Switch Air as soon as it comes out, so stay tuned for that!
In the video I compare it directly against other Nano Quadcopters such as the Cheerson CX-10, Estes Proto-X, and I discuss it compared to the legendary Blade Nano QX.
Pros:
- It is quiet
- A good choice for beginners
- Very smooth flight with the help of SAFE
- Bright lights to make it easier to keep orientation
- Excellent control, so much so that I didn't crash it once!
Cons:
- When LVC hits the quad just drops out of the sky.
Note: This is the same quad being used for the Tiny Whoop FPV drone.
This is how Horizon Hobby describes this RC EDF Drone:
A Fantastic Little Drone! The time has come for Electric Ducted Fans (EDF) to replace the old propeller thrust systems. By design, the cylindrical rotor housings add significant durability and produce less noise when carefully tuned. The Blade® Inductrix™ ultra micro drone is part jet and part quadcopter, with the kind of innovative flight technology that gives a machine you can fly just about anywhere, the performance edge that makes your flight experience more fun.
The Blade® Inductrix™ drone is an ultra micro multirotor machine that can be flown just about anywhere. Four specially tuned EDF rotor systems give this modern quad the appeal of a jet. As a result, performance feels incredibly smooth with far less noise than a conventional propeller rotor system. Durable rotor housings inherently prevent damage whether it’s bumped into walls or falls into the grass. Brilliant LED orientation lights and a sleek body design help keep you going in the right direction. Innovative SAFE® technology with self-leveling makes staying in control easy, even if it’s your first flight ever with a multi-rotor.
I plan to get the Blade Inductrix Switch Air as soon as it comes out, so stay tuned for that!
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