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I'm looking for a copter that can take a better camera than what's on the vision/inspire for mainly stills photography. I came across a Tarot 680 pro with E600 fitted. What's you guys opinion on this setup? Also would the E800/E1200 kit/s be better suited to this craft? Or is the E600 sufficient ? I want to mount a Sony rx100 to it or a similar camera. These are the options available :
"This hexacopter will lift a payload of approx
2 - 2.2kg
Handy for transport due to frame's folding design.
- Folding Hexacopter Frame with Carbon style canopy.
- DJI Naza M V2 flight controller with GPS
- DJI E600 propulsion system (Motors, ESCs, Props)
Option 1:
Almost Ready to Fly = €995
Specs as above.
What's required to fly:
- Lipo Battery(4s or 6s)
- Transmitter/Receiver
Option 2:
Ready To Fly = €1400
Specs as above plus:
- Futaba T8J Tx/Rx
- Imax 2s-6s battery charger
- Two 6s 5000mah lipo batteries - good for approx 15-18mins flight time per battery
Option 3:
RTF + Gopro, Gimbal & FPV: €2200
Specs as per option 2 plus:
- Gopro Hero 3+ Black Edition
- Tuned 3 axis gimbal for smooth video
- 5.8ghz video transmitter + receiver for live video feed from camera
- 7" Field Monitor & 3s Lipo Battery for ground station power
Will easily take a heavier gimbal/camera than the above."
"This hexacopter will lift a payload of approx
2 - 2.2kg
Handy for transport due to frame's folding design.
- Folding Hexacopter Frame with Carbon style canopy.
- DJI Naza M V2 flight controller with GPS
- DJI E600 propulsion system (Motors, ESCs, Props)
Option 1:
Almost Ready to Fly = €995
Specs as above.
What's required to fly:
- Lipo Battery(4s or 6s)
- Transmitter/Receiver
Option 2:
Ready To Fly = €1400
Specs as above plus:
- Futaba T8J Tx/Rx
- Imax 2s-6s battery charger
- Two 6s 5000mah lipo batteries - good for approx 15-18mins flight time per battery
Option 3:
RTF + Gopro, Gimbal & FPV: €2200
Specs as per option 2 plus:
- Gopro Hero 3+ Black Edition
- Tuned 3 axis gimbal for smooth video
- 5.8ghz video transmitter + receiver for live video feed from camera
- 7" Field Monitor & 3s Lipo Battery for ground station power
Will easily take a heavier gimbal/camera than the above."