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The H109S X4 Pro is Hubsan's best platform for aerial photography and videography. Assembled, complete and ready to fly, it includes a 1080p HD camera ideal for virtually any application and flight times that run as high as 32 minutes, depending on payload. The Deluxe X4 Pro comes with a 2.4/5.8GHz transceiver that offers precision control of images and flight with the ease of a 7" touch screen and Android operating system. Actual Direction Control, Return to Home and a programmable Waypoints system provide pilots with tools that allow you to focus on creative vision rather than flight control. Get an X4 Pro...and let your imagination soar!
FPV Transceiver
Lightweight and easy to hold, the FPV Transceiver features a bright, 3.5" LCD screen that gives you an FPV (First-Person View) of your flight as it's happening, buttons for shooting still photos and videos - and a wide range of features designed for pilot ease, quad safety and photographic excellence.
X4 Pro FPV: 1-Axis Gimbal
Compatible with GoPro and some other cameras
• Vertical Tilt: controls camera movement up/down around true 90deg. vertical.
• Travel Range: 65-125deg. arc.
Parachute Recovery System It's a fast, automatic feature of the X4 Pro FPV and a great option for the X4 Pro Deluxe. It deploys in just a half-second, whenever the tilt angle of the X4 Pro exceeds 80deg. A spring-loaded design ensures fast, full deployment; once deployed, it turns an emergency situation into a slow, controlled descent to the ground. The X4 Pro lands upside down by design, to protect the gimbal and camera from impact damage. Reusable and compatible with both the X4 Pro Deluxe and X4 Pro FPV.
Position Hold/Altitude Hold
• Combine for outdoor flying - use Altitude Hold indoors
• Position Hold: Uses GPS and Compass to pinpoint X4 Pro location and flight direction
• Altitude Hold: Identifies and maintains a desired altitude setting using Barometer
• Holds remain in force until released
Three "Return to Home" Fail-Safes
Automatically returns to where the motors were armed when:
• The transceiver signal is lost
• Flight battery voltage drops to dangerous levels
• Return to Home switch on the transceiver is flipped