what is difference between this and the new improved x4h107? or is it the same copter
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The original version was rather limited in range at about 35 Ft where they claim around 100 for the 'improved' version The antenna that you see on the transmitter is a dummy and is actually inside the main case .It was the norm for people to do slight mods to the board increasing the range and all they have done is to do the same mods on the production models . They have also added LED lights alongside each engine pod which does nothing really for performance but adds a bit of 'bling' to the model . They claim some changes to the electronics board but I have fitted a new board to an earlier model where could not se any differance Still a nice little starter copter ,little bit twitchy but very soon overcome . Plenty information about this on RC Groups dot com
1516095
The copter itself is all the same AR Drone 2.0. The difference between the different packages is the regular AR Drone 2.0 comes with a single 1000mah battery. The Elite is the same as that except you have different body color choices of camouflage and two black and two white props. The Power Edition comes with two 1,500mah batteries, a full set of red, blue and black propellers. The GPS edition includes the GPS flight recorder. In a nutshell the copter itself is the same for all with the only difference being the included accessories / colors options
2088187
I would imagine this might be the older version. It was out back in 2012 so I'm sure by now they have come up with something newer. If I'm not mistaken I think I read something about a newer one. But I'm not sure. I just know this one has been out for some time. That being said, if you do not have one of these, it's a pretty good Heli to fly. As some of the reviews have said, it's not for a beginner but still not too difficult to fly for someone who has a little flying time under their belt and I am assuming by the question asked, you have some experience flying these. I have a lot of fun with it. I have six helicopters. Most of them are indoor size but I do have 2 that are outdoor copters. This is one of them.
415045
The one you show in the picture is not the latest version. The one you want is the DJI Phantom 2 Vision +. It come ready to fly with the controller that holds your cell phone. I bought a carry case, 2 extra batteries and a 32GB Micro SD card. Plus 8 extra propellors (I've already broken 3). The way to turn the motors off is to move the left throttle down to the bottom position and hold for 3 seconds. I have also had great fun with having one person fly while a second person works the camera from my iPad.
871031
I personally believe buying the BNF and the DX6i works a lot better I had issues withe the start up of the quad copter and trimming the controls. The DX6i has a monitor that you can see the trim. Also you can store 10 models in the controller. I use the DX6i with my nano QX for practice it's a lot cheaper than wrecking the 350
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I own both types of helis,, S107 and MCX2. The MCX2 is 4 channel as opposed to 3 channel for the Symas.The 4 channel is a lot more fun to fly and gives the pilot much more control over the heli. Also the battery caneasily be replaced and can be recharging while you're flying the heli with your spare battery. In my opinion theMCX2 is worth the extra cost.
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Hello, Have reviews on both models on Amazon. Had a bunch of trouble with the standard model, and no trouble with version 2. The version 2 has a lot more metal parts in the rotor head and tail, and digital tail servo which is much more responsive. Please see both reviews. So far I would say the version 2 is worth the extra money. Good day!
2012846
No diff. Easier to see and better deal. You defiantly want the extra battery. Take off the canopy and cut off the blade guards and if flies like a high quality quad. The full canopy causes wind drag. Bit for beginning it's a good thing.
1904637
This is not the pro, v2 v911, great copter though. Not much different than pro version and fun to fly.
1331461
11.1 was limited. They don't make it any more. I searched all over for it. The 7.4V is fun for flying in large open spaces like a high school gymnasium, but outside is terrible. Hope that helps.
1221689
they are are two different copters. one being a co-axle and one a single blade. I have 6 co-axles copters and 3 V911 and one V944. They are all great copters. but it takes a lot more attention flying the V911.
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The copter itself is solid Styrofoam, there are no accessible compartments. So its a little over an hour to charge and you get about 10 minutes of use then back to the charger. No provision to access the battery. One neat feature though that I might look at later is the remote can be set up to share copters. The cool part to that isn't that you could get extra flying time (though you could by having another charged one ready). It means you could charge two and control them at the same time with the same remote. In theory they'd fly in tandem! I'm using this as "my first quadcopter", when I feel I'm ready my plan is to upgrade to something more solid. The copter itself is solid Styrofoam, there are no accessible compartments. So its a little over an hour to charge and you get about 10 minutes of use then back to the charger. No provision to access the battery. One neat feature though that I might look at later is the remote can be set up to share copters. The cool part to that isn't that you could get extra flying time (though you could by having another charged one ready). It means you could charge two and control them at the same time with the same remote. In theory they'd fly in tandem! I'm using this as "my first... » Read More The copter itself is solid Styrofoam, there are no accessible compartments. So its a little over an hour to charge and you get about 10 minutes of use then back to the charger. No provision to access the battery. One neat feature though that I might look at later is the remote can be set up to share copters. The cool part to that isn't that you could get extra flying time (though you could by having another charged one ready). It means you could charge two and control them at the same time with the same remote. In theory they'd fly in tandem! I'm using this as "my first quadcopter", when I feel I'm ready my plan is to upgrade to something more solid. « Show Less
2021141
those are two totally different helis.. I started flying with the s107 then stepped up to a fixed pitch Blade 120. next step up is a Flybarless, collective pitch heli.. much harder to fly. but a real ball once you get it.
761398
The new version of this heli will ONLY accept the new batteries. They completely changed the battery compartment design to work with the newest model. These snap in, the old ones hung by a strap.
333195
It's fixed, don't know why, but does not work as advertised! The heli is great though and because the lift is on a non springed joystick it's better, if it did switch modes then it would use the other side as lift. Which can cause a crash since its spring loaded, I'm assuming they have other controllers that do that and generic adaptation caused the misprinting. Good luck! And don't forget to switch the h-l setting and then also you can change the servo arm to the farthest position and the copter can fly much faster
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There is no difference. DJI currently (as of December 2013) sells two Phantom models - the original Phantom and the newer Phantom Vision. The original copter has had several version/iterations; the most current one is 1.1.1 which is oddly more recent than version 1.2. This model is GPS enabled with an onboard navigation/autopilot system. It comes with just the copter and transmitter; you have to add your own camera and any extra gear like a first-person video (FPV) capability. The battery technology means you can fly a bare-bones Phantom for 12+ minutes on a single battery charge but adding cameras and FPV transmitters and gimbals can reduce your flight time to as little as 4 minutes per battery. The Phantom Vision is the same basic shell and many of the same innards as a Phantom but with the addition of an integrated camera and FPV system that can transmit the video image to an appropriately linked smartphone (iPhone or Android) on an upgraded transmitter rig. Additionally, the Vision comes with a significantly more powerful (like 2x) battery so it has flight times on the order of 25 minutes on a single battery.
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Absolutely. No difference and what a great helicopter you will enjoy it, hope this helps you