Parrot Mambo FPV $135 (Was $270) Delivered + More Drones @ Australian Geographic

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RogueWolf on 10/05/2018 - 17:51 shop.australiangeographic.com.au (804 clicks)
Last edited 10/05/2018 - 18:55 by 1 other user

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Review: Parrot Mambo FPV: Cheap First-Person Thrills

Description:

Start small by going big! Discover the universe of drones by immersing yourself into an FPV flight experience like no other! This tiny drone can fit in the palm of your hand, but make no mistake it packs a punch! With the Parrot Mambo FPV, break all boundaries and enjoy an immersive experience that only cutting edge technology can bring you. The FPV camera and Parrot Cockpitglasses 2 guarantee to plunge you into the unprecedented world of racing. Take on the other challengers and become a genuine FPV racing pilot.

FEEL THE ADRENALIN OF A DRONE RACE!

Parrot Mambo FPV can be flown in complete immersion using its new accessories. Connect the FPV camera to the minidrone using Smart Block technology to record and transmit content in HD. Slip on the Parrot Cockpitglasses 2 for a fully immersive view from your drone guaranteeing you new sensations of speed.

THE PERFECT FPV DRONE TO GET STARTED

Become an FPV drone racing pilot thanks to three new flying modes. Start with the Easy mode, which keeps your drone in the air even if you let go of the controls. Then switch to the Drift mode, which turns the horizontal stabilization off and lets you to make tight turns. Finally, give the Racing mode a try to have complete control of the drone without any stabilization assistance. The possibilities are endless!

FLY EVEN FARTHER AND LONGER

It has never been so easy to escape thanks to the Parrot Flypad which lets you fly your Parrot Mambo over a distance of up to 100 m. Fly not only farther, but also longer with the new high-performance Power Battery lasting up to 10 minutes. Don’t miss a single race!

JOIN THE MAMBO RACING CLUB!

Is your equipment ready? Have you got your Parrot Cockpitglasses 2 FPV glasses on, Parrot Mambo FPV ready to take off and the Parrot Flypad high-precision controller in your hands? You are now officially part of the #MamboRacingClub! Take on the challenges we suggest, organize races with other pilots and share videos and photos of your flights on social networks: show everyone that you're the best Parrot Mambo FPV pilot

DOWNLOAD, YOU’RE READY FOR YOUR NEXT RACE!

With a user-friendly interface, simplified drone connection and automatic recognition of your connected minidrones and accessories, everything in FreeFlight Mini has been designed to increase your gaming possibilities and experiences tenfold. Access FPV video rendering on your smartphone and turn on the cardboard view to use your Parrot Cockpitglasses 2. Change your minidrone’s flight settings and check the remaining battery and its flight time. Easily select and perform amazing aerobatics! Enough to let your imagination run wild and impress your friends..

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  jjcf on 10/05/2018 - 17:55

  +7

  This actually sounds kinda fun.

  And as an uppermiddleclass white guy aged 24-39, I feel like I clearly need to own a drone even if I can't articulate why.

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  klaw81 on 10/05/2018 - 18:17

  It's worth noting that FPV flying is effectively illegal in Australia.

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    asa79 on 10/05/2018 - 18:44

    http://remoteaviation.com.au/what-are-australias-drone-laws/
    Can I fly using FPV (first person view) goggles?
    The emergence of quadcopters, first person view (FPV) headsets and improved live video technology has resulted in exciting new sports flying, such as drone racing. By wearing the FPV headset, the remote pilot is placed within their quadcopter’s virtual cockpit, giving them the exact view that would be seen from their aircraft. The pilot no longer uses direct visual line of sight as their primary means of controlling the drone, rather utilising a live video downlink from a camera fixed to the aircraft.
    The limitation of this view is a loss of situational awareness as the pilot is no longer able to see their surrounding environment, and therefore cannot see possible safety threats, such as approaching members of the public. The ability to recover from an emergency situation, either due to pilot error or a systems failure, is also greatly diminished as the pilot may not be able to re-acquire the aircraft visually with sufficient speed to prevent a crash. Overall, wearing FPV headsets also does not allow the pilot to directly view their drone, which the visual line of sight rules discussed above.
    So does FPV flying now become an illegal flying activity? Not quite – in some circumstances FPV flying is permitted, provided several conditions are met. At the time of this blog, CASA has provided exemption EX138/16 to allow the use of FPV technology. However, a number of strict conditions apply:

    The exemption only applies to members of the Model Aeronautical Association of Australia (MAAA); and
    The member must comply with the MAAA’s “First Person View (FPV) Policy” (MOP066)”. The MAAA’s policy provides many guidelines, including weight, distance and height limitations, approval from the land owner, the use of a second person as an observer, the deployment of race officials and helpers, and failsafe procedures.

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      JMC on 11/05/2018 - 10:43

      I understand the intent of those laws, but there really needs to be an exemption for tiny, short range, low weight drones like this. The rules were clearly designed with relatively heavy, very fast brushless racing drones in mind.

      As it is, you'd only really be able to fly this inside if you care about the letter of the law.

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  RobMel on 10/05/2018 - 19:14

  I got myself the Parrot Bebop 2 FPV Power (2 larger batteries). Great deal an great drone. Close to 2*30 minutes flying time Love it.

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  mito on 29/05/2018 - 21:54

  My order just got cancelled =(