Name: Aerigon Mk II
Brand: Intuitive Aerial
SKU: 36242
Rating: 3.8 (11 reviews)

a wide variety of drone products

on display attached to a Movi gimbal
slow-motion action shot
without lens) and similar cameras

Number of rotors: 12
Max flight time: 15 min.
Max speed: 14 m/s
Control system: Remote Control
Gps: yes
Automatic landing: no

Intuitive Aerial Aerigon Mk II - Pros & Cons

a wide variety of drone products

on display attached to a Movi gimbal
slow-motion action shot
without lens) and similar cameras
Chroma is a little bit smaller and a little bit cheaper
s the world s first throw-and-shoot camera
included drones that provided at least an 18-minute flight time
not going to get no-fly zone features

Intuitive Aerial Aerigon Mk II - Full Specifications

Max Flight Time	15.0 min.
Payload Capacity	47.27 oz
Max Speed	14.0 m/s
Minimum operating temperature	-5
Maximum operating temperature	40

VR headset compatible	no
Live View	no
Stabilization	3 axis

Number Of Rotors	12
Wingspan	59.45 in
Weight	38.8 oz
Body Material	Carbon Fiber
Rotor Material	Carbon Fiber
Foldable	no
Led Lights	yes

Primary use	Film & Photography
Control System	Remote Control
Software Type	Proprietary
Parts Available	Batteries

Ready To Fly	yes
Bind and fly	no
Altitude Hold	yes
Position Hold	yes
Headless Mode	no
Collision Avoidance	no
Return to home function	yes
Follow me function	no
Flight Planning	yes
GPS	yes
Autonomous Flight	no
Automatic Landing	no

Frequency	2.4 GHz
Range	1000
Battery Type	Lithium-Ion
Voltage	14.4 V

Capacity	16000.0 mAh
Type	Lithium Ion

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Below the Line

Published: 17.04.2015

Drones Take Flight at NAB - Below the Line

Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) were this year’s 4K. Drones – quadcopters, hexcopters, octocopters, dodecacopters (with 12 rotors and props), gimbals, gimbal control units and flight demos – were in dozens of booths and in all three halls at NAB 2015 this week in Las Vegas.