Hubsan Nano FPV Q4 and Nano Q4 Plus
Hubsan announced recently two new micro quadcotpers, H111C and H111D. The Nano FPV Q4 (aka H111D) featuring a complete FPV system is the more expensive model. It costs more than twice compared to the H111C.
The Hubsan H111D has a more versatile transmitter with integrated 4.3″ FPV display. Through the FPV screen can be displayed the camera’s real-time video feed.
Both models features a HD 720P camera which allows capturing of aerial videos as well as still photos.
On a first look I find that the small capacity battery (150 mAh) is the only drawback of these new Nano quads. While the Habson Nano Q4 Plus is advertised with 5-7 minutes of playtime the Nano FPV Q4 has even less, about 5 minutes of flight autonomy.
Maybe I will get one for review and I will be able to write a more detailed article about these two Hubsan models.
Hubsan Nano Q4 features and specs
- Headless flight mode;
- 5.8Gh complete FPV system (H111D);
- Integrated 720P camera (both models);
- Colorful LED lights;
- About 5-7 minutes of play time;
- Up to 50 meters control range;
Hubsan Nano FPV Q4 H111D package includes
- Mini aircraft with built-in 720P FPV camera;
- Transmitter with integrated 4.3″ FPV screen;
- 3.7V 150 mAh Li-Po battery;
- USB charging cable;
- 1 set of spare propellers;
- User manual.
Included with the Hubsan Q4 Plus H111C
- 2.4Ghz transmitter;
- 3.7V 150 mAh Li-Po battery;
- USB charging cable;
- 1 set of spare propellers;
- Quick start guide.
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if i had the money, i would buy this Hubsan quad in a heartbeat !
I like the look of the Hubsan H111D but not too sure about the FPV capabilities of this bird.
The H111D is advertised as the world’s smallest Nano FPV Quad, hoping that you have good eyesight to see the LCD in bright conditions and then not losing sight of the drone as its tiny.
Being so small, definitely it is suitable only for flying in calm conditions outdoors.
But I like It very Well!