Ready To Fly | no |
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Bind and fly | no |
Altitude Hold | no |
Position Hold | no |
Headless Mode | no |
Collision Avoidance | no |
Return to home function | no |
Follow me function | no |
Flight Planning | no |
GPS | no |
Autonomous Flight | no |
Automatic Landing | no |
Number Of Rotors | 4 |
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Wingspan | 5.31 in |
Body Material | Carbon Fiber |
Rotor Material | Carbon Fiber |
Colour of product |
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Foldable | no |
Led Lights | no |
VR headset compatible | no |
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Live View | no |
Live View Freq | 5.8 GHz |
Primary use |
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Control System | Remote Control |
Software Type | Proprietary |
Parts Available |
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Notebookcheck has tested the Cubot King Kong. The rugged phone is protected against water and dust. Its cameras have a decent resolution and its design is hardy and robust. The Cubot King Kong comes from China but can easily be purchased as an unlocked phone in Europe and the US.
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