Name: QU4D X
Brand: SteadiDrone
SKU: 8552
Rating: 4.3 (36 reviews)

far - very solid and well designed and well-built

the gimbal has trouble when under full power and in turns

Number of rotors: 4
Max flight time: 20 min.
Control system: Remote Control + Phone/Tablet
Gps: yes
Automatic landing: yes

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SteadiDrone QU4D X - Full Specifications

Max Flight Time	20.0 min.
Payload Capacity	282.19 oz

VR headset compatible	no
Live View	no

Number Of Rotors	4
Wingspan	48.82 in
Weight	126.28 oz
Body Material	Carbon Fiber
Rotor Material	Carbon Fiber
Colour of product	Red

Primary use	Agriculture Film & Photography Mapping Recreation/Hobby Surveying
Control System	Remote Control + Phone/Tablet
Software Type	Open Source
Parts Available	Batteries Landing Gear Motors Rotors

Ready To Fly	yes
Bind and fly	no
Altitude Hold	no
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	yes

Frequency	2.4 GHz
Battery Capacity	2200.0 mAh
Battery Type	Lithium Polymer

Capacity	10000.0 mAh

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Published: 02.12.2014

The new Steadidrone FLARE multirotor - field tested review - sUAS News - The Business of Drones

So after just over 50 successful flights on my 2014 Steadidrone QU4D, I had the opportunity to fly and review Steadidrone’s newest multirotor, The Flare. It’s been a mad rush over the last week for me between visiting Steadidrone, converting a QU4D to a Flare, helping out with photography at mountain bike/trail running event, packing, […]