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Hubsan X4 Pro H109S - Standard Edition

Amazon review of: https://www.amazon.com/Hubsan-5-8GHz-... Amazing Aerial Photography GPS Quad! The H109S is the complete package! In this standard edition you get everything you need to shoot stunning aerial pictures and video. I've had this quad for a month or so testing everything out and making sure I got everything working correctly before I decided to make a video review to show everyone. I did have initial problems with the included 1-Axis Gimbal but the customer service at MiFly Drone was incredible, they took care of the problem in a proper manner and got me back in the air shooting video. When I received min all of the firmware was out of date besides the firmware that was on the FC (Flight Controller). I had to upgrade the firmware on the TX (Controller) because it had the firmware that was used for flying one of Hubsan's planes on it and then the RX also had to be updated. I have included a picture of my screen displaying the firmware versions listed at the bottom. Also to access this screen the manual tells you to just hold the "Enter" button and as you will quickly find out that does not work. What you have to do is hold down the "Left Throttle" stick and then hit the enter key and then that will open up your options menu and upon opening that menu if you do not see "Show Version" at the bottom and instead see an option that says "Aircraft: Plane" then you will also need to update your TX. The 1-Axis gimbal has a nice smooth movement, I've not dealt with any gimbals other than the direct mounted ones but this one has some noise with the movement so I am not sure if they all sound this way or not. The 1080p Camera just plugs in and plays easily, be careful when inserting it into the camera holder... The left arm of that holder is way too fragile and can be broken easily. After you have it set in and plugged in then just turn it on and power everything up and you will begin receiving video feed. I like that the camera records sound too, it's a personal preference for sure but I enjoy hearing the props spin the air. I really wished there was a way I could hear that from the ground by plugging in an earbud into the jack on the controller, I tried that and it didn't do anything. I might have to look into some online solutions for that. You can take off from the ground in a few ways. You can keep it in altitude mode and you will have more lift power to get off the ground quickly, use the GPS mode to slowly lift off or you can flip GPS on and then flip the RTH switch on and it will auto pop up off the ground. If you do the RTH trick be aware that nothing is above your quad and you also have to quickly flip the switch back off once it gets in the air because the RTH system automatically takes the quad up to about 60ft when switched on. The video and pictures turned out very satisfactory for me. I balanced all the included props first and also stuck some earplugs inside the grommets that are holding your gimbal together. I had read on an rcgroup forum that people were doing that and it help reduced camera vibration. Everything function as I would have expected in the air, I haven't had any anomaly yet. The only place I was able to test at the time was around my Sub-Division and there is all kinds of electric lines and wifi signals bouncing around, so with all that interference it still performed very well. The parachute system is neat. It definitely won't save you from damage but it will slow the descent and keep the fall from completely destroying the quad. I ran a hover test with the parachute on and it flew for 20 mins, the voltage alarm started beeping at I believe 10.8-10.7v and the quad will failsafe and begin to land itself once the battery reaches 10.2-10.3v. So be aware of those numbers and where your quad is in relation to the necessary time it will take to bring it back home. Overall I have had a blast with this AP Quad; it works wonderfully and has a really nice controller to boot